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The Border-Gavaskar Trophy i.e. BGT will be organized at the end of this year in which a fierce competition will be seen between India and Australia. Although this series is to start in November, a series of statements is being seen from both the countries right now. In this sequence, a big statement has come from Australian spinner Nathan Lyon, which Indian fans are seeing as a big warning for Team India before the Border-Gavaskar Trophy.
Lyon said that there is unfinished work left for 10 years and the Australian team is very hungry to change things, especially on home ground. India is a superstar team and also a tough one, but the Australian team is very desperate to change things. Lyon said that his team would like to win this trophy back at any cost.
Australia on their way to becoming a great team
Lyon said that there are many players in his team who have never defeated India in a Test series. He said that this is something he would like to do at all costs, especially on home ground. He believes that Australia should win almost every series at home. However, Lyon believes that this time Australia is better prepared. He said that Australia is a different team now than it was a few years ago. He said that this team is on a journey to become a great Australian cricket team. His team has certainly not reached that point, but this team is on that journey and is playing good cricket.
India has the upper hand
It is worth noting that the Border-Gavaskar Trophy between India and Australia will begin in Perth from November 22. After many years, a 5 match series will be played under the Border-Gavaskar Trophy. The last 5 match Test series between India and Australia was played in 1991-92. In the last 2 series, Team India has defeated Australia. At the same time, the Australian team last won this bilateral Test series in 2014-15. Now it will be interesting to see which team wins the trophy.
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