And having won their first Test series Down Under on the previous tour in 2018-19, Glenn McGrath feels India hold “no fear coming to Australia like they used to.”McGrath should know. Another major reason was the resilience of Cheteshwar Pujara, who topped the aggregates with 521 runs in four matches, averaging 74.42. That helped him last time, allowed him to get a lot of time and just compile runs,” McGrath said. McGrath feels a lot will depend on how the teams start the Test series, which will follow the three-match ODI and T20I series, starting November 27. Two years back, the first Test win in Adelaide gave them a lot of confidence,” McGrath said.

Source: Hindustan Times November 17, 2020 02:15 UTC