IND and AUS PMXi: The Indian team had to be disappointed due to persistent rain on the first day of the two-day match against President Xi Jinping in preparation for the pink-ball Test against Australia at the Adelaide Stadium. The Indian team had to play pink-ball practice matches against Australia’s Prime Minister XI at Manuka Oval in Canberra on November 30 and December 1 and decided to cancel the first day’s matches. Now, a big decision has been taken regarding the second and final day of the match and the BCCI has shared the information on social media.
The two teams will compete in a 50-50 round
After the first day’s match at Canberra’s Manuka Oval was canceled due to rain, the BCCI said in a tweet about the second day’s match that the first day’s match has been canceled and the match will be played again tomorrow, December 1. On February 12, the toss will be held at 8:40 am India time and the competition will start at 9:10 am. Here, both teams agreed to play a 50-50 game. In this practice match, all the fans’ eyes were on the performance of captain Rohit Sharma and Shubman Gill, who were unable to participate in India’s first Test match in Perth due to various reasons The team’s 11-man game.
India lost to Australia in the pink ball Test last time out.
The Indian team had to face a very embarrassing defeat when they played a pink-ball Test match on the last tour of Australia. The Indian team scored only 36 runs in the second innings of that match, which is by far the lowest score in the history of Indian Test cricket. This time, the Indian team hopes to be well prepared in advance. At the same time, the confidence of Indian players has also increased a lot after the victory in the Perth Test match.
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