Australia vs India 2018/19: Harbhajan Singh Asks Cricket Australia to Look into Domestic Circuit for Better Results

Although Australia has already lost the series, Harbhajan Singh has a bit of advice for the hosts. As a few of the former stars have come out complaining about the flat pitches, Harbhajan says had the turf been flat, India would have walked over Australia easily. During the MCG and SCG Test, India batted first, scoring 443 dec and 622/7 dec, respectively. However, Australia’s first innings total was not convincing, let alone bettering India’s one; as they scored 151 and 300, apiece.

Improve your domestic cricket & infrastructure – Harbhajan

In clear words, Harbhajan said Cricket Australia should look into their domestic circuit, and instead should look to better it. As Michael Vaughan had tweeted, saying, Australia cannot be talking about flat tracks if their side’s highest score in the series is 326. Speaking of the same, Bhaji asks their board to take care of their cricketing infrastructure. Meanwhile, if the Aussies want to bring their golden days back, they need to take actions instead of finding problems.

“They should be thankful for pitches being flat otherwiseIndiann bowlers would have got them out every time below 175/200 it’s time for Aust cricket to look after their domestic cricket and infrastructure to bring back those golden days of australian cricket. #findtalent”

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They should be thankful for pitches being flat otherwise indian bowlers would have got them out every time below 175/200 it’s time for Aust cricket to look after their domestic cricket and infrastructure to bring back those golden days of australian cricket. #findtalent https://t.co/QftySBGREH

— Harbhajan Turbanator (@harbhajan_singh) January 6, 2019

India on the verge of winning maiden Test series in Australia

India, on the fourth day of the SCG Test, wrapped Australia’s first innings on  300. Also, before stumps were taken, the hosts were asked to bat again, scoring 6/0, trailing India behind 316 runs.

Courtesy a maiden five-for for Kuldeep Yadav on the Australian soil, India could impose its authority on Australia. Even in the series, Jasprit Bumrah has been Virat’s go-to-bowler. The right-arm pacer has grabbed 21 wickets, helping India take a 2-1 lead in the four-match series. Also, Virat Kohli-led India National Cricket Team is on the verge of creating history. On January 7th (Monday), irrespective of the result, India will lift the Border-Gavaskar trophy for the first time on the Australian soil.