Tim Southee gave a big statement before the Mumbai Test.
Under the captaincy of Tom Latham, the New Zealand team has achieved an unassailable lead by winning the first two matches of the three-match Test series on the India tour. With this, New Zealand also ended the Indian team’s 12-year long streak of not losing a single series at home in Test cricket. If we talk about the first 2 test matches, the Kiwi team saw excellent performance from India in both batting and bowling. While in the first match the fast bowlers of the Kiwi team showed their magic, in the second match the dominance of the spinners was seen. Now regarding this excellent performance of the New Zealand team, their most experienced fast bowler Tim Southee has given a big statement, in which he said that we have shown other teams how to beat India at their home.
India and Australia are two places where it is most difficult to play test cricket.
New Zealand team’s fast bowler Tim Southee, in his statement to Cricbuzz, said about the excellent performance of the Kiwi team in the ongoing Test series against India, that if you look at the history of the last 12 years, no team in India has been successful in winning the Test series. Could happen. He won a total of 18 test series during this period. From my point of view, if you see, I have been playing for the last many years, India and Australia are the two places where playing Test cricket is not at all an easy task for any team. However, for me it is a lot of fun playing at both the places because there is a different kind of passion for cricket here. Despite this, playing here is not an easy task at all.
Team India tries to avoid clean sweep
The last match of the Test series between India and New Zealand will be played from November 1 at the Wankhede Stadium in Mumbai, in which the New Zealand team will try to win the match and win the series 3-0, while the Indian team will try to win the last match. She would like to save her honor by winning. Team India can take the field in this match with some changes in the playing 11, in which Jasprit Bumrah can be rested keeping in mind the Australia tour.
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