IND vs AUS 3rd Test: Team Australia will take on India in the third Test match of the Border Gavaskar Trophy. The match will be played from March 1. Ahead of the third game, players from both the camps are enjoying their time off the field. Recently, Australian batter Marnus Labuschagne had a family outing as he made a visit the famous Humayun Tomb in Delhi. Follow IND vs AUS Live Updates with InsideSport.IN.
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IND vs AUS 3rd Test: Ahead of the Series Decider, Marnus Labuschagne has a Family Outing, visits famous Humayun Tomb, CHECK Pics
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Just like other Australian batters, Marnus Labuschagne has not been able to perform well with the bat. The right-handed batter has been off to decent starts but he has not managed to convert them into big totals. It remains to be seen on how he will perform when Australia are on the brink of losing the series.
Australia have conceded the Border-Gavaskar Trophy to India for a fourth consecutive time after going 2-0 behind in their four Test series in the country. There was much talk about their preparations coming into the series, especially the fact that they had chosen to not play a tour game in the country and instead, stay back home and practice on doctored pitches that could mimic the spinning conditions found in India. Australia had even employed an Indian bowler whose action was similar to India’s spin spearhead Ravichandran Ashwin.
However, none of the ploys worked for the visitors as their second innings in both matches fell in a heap. While their first innings in the first Test was a disaster as well, they fared much better in the second, particularly on Day 2 of the match at the end of which they arguably had their noses in front. But their batters’ meek surrender on the third day took out any possibility of Australia challenging India’s long-standing dominance in Test cricket in home conditions.