One of the most anticipated Test series is not far away, as the Border-Gavaskar Trophy noise is everywhere, with two cricket giants India and Australia all set to meet once again. On one hand, India is aiming to become only the third team to win more than three consecutive Test series against Australia in Australia.
On the other hand, Australia will look to make a turnaround this time. India will travel to Australia, with the first Test match starting at Optus Stadium in Perth, Western Australia, a venue that has never been kind to batters, as many consider the surface a graveyard for them. The other four matches will take place in Adelaide, Brisbane, Melbourne, and Sydney, respectively. Amidst all this, Fox Sports has revealed the commentators who will call the games for this crucial Border-Gavaskar Trophy.
There are many notable names who have already established themselves as big commentators. See the full list of names who are going to entertain all the viewers gearing up to support their teams.
Border-Gavaskar Trophy commentators
Name | Role/Expertise |
Harsha Bhogle | Cricket Analyst/Presenter |
Allan Border | Former Australian Captain |
Adam Gilchrist | Former Australian Wicketkeeper-Batter |
Isa Guha | Former England Cricketer & Presenter |
Mark Howard | Broadcaster |
Mike Hussey | Former Australian Batsman |
Brendon Julian | Broadcaster & Former Cricketer |
Brett Lee | Former Australian Fast Bowler |
Kath Loughnan | Presenter |
Kerry O’Keefe | Former Australian Spinner & Commentator |
Ravi Shastri | Former Indian Coach & Cricketer |
Michael Vaughan | Former England Captain |
David Warner | Current Australian Cricketer |
Mark Waugh | Former Australian Batter |
IND vs AUS live streaming
The India vs Australia Test series will be aired live on the Star Sports network. Also, the five-match series will be available for live streaming on the Disney+ Hotstar app.
Border-Gavaskar Trophy schedule
Match | Date | Venue |
1st Test | November 22-26 | Perth |
2nd Test | December 6-10 | Adelaide |
3rd Test | December 14-18 | Brisbane |
4th Test | December 26-30 | Melbourne |
5th Test | January 2-7 | Sydney |