The day is here, and so are the Indian and Australian teams, as the Border-Gavaskar Trophy is all set to begin at Optus Stadium in Perth. Several big changes have already been confirmed from the Indian side. First and foremost, India’s regular captain Rohit Sharma will not be available for the first Test. Jasprit Bumrah will replace him as captain and will look to secure his first Test win as a leader in world cricket. There is also uncertainty around Shubman Gill’s presence in the playing XI. Many things happening for the visitors, but the positive memories of their last few visits, especially two back-to-back series wins in Australia, will be something they will look to carry forward. Check what time the India vs Australia 1st Test match is starting.
What time Ind vs Aus Test match starts
The India vs Australia 1st Test in Perth is set to start at 7:50 AM IST, with the local time being 11:10 AM AWST, as Perth is two and a half hours ahead of India. The match timings for each session have been structured accordingly. The first session will run from 7:50 AM IST to 9:50 AM IST, followed by a lunch break until 10:30 AM IST. The second session will then proceed from 10:30 AM IST to 12:30 PM IST, leading into a tea break until 12:50 PM IST. Finally, the third session will be played from 12:50 PM IST to 2:50 PM IST.
Where to watch India vs Australia live
The first Test between India and Australia will take place at Optus Stadium in Perth. The match will begin at 7:50 AM IST, with the live toss scheduled for 7:20 AM IST. Fans in India can catch all the action on Disney+ Hotstar, which will provide live streaming of the AUS vs IND Test series. For those looking for a live telecast , Star Sports is the official broadcaster for the series in India. The live telecast will be available on Star Sports 1 HD/SD and Star Sports 2 HD/SD with English commentary, while Hindi commentary will be available on Star Sports Hindi HD/SD, all broadcast directly from Australia. Also it will also be available to watch on DD Sports.
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