Team India led by Virat Kohli is quite wounded at the moment. Having lost the five-match Test series to England 1-4. The visitors have been slammed and receiving flak from every corner. Former Australian pacer Brett Lee is very much aware of it. The ex-spearhead feels India will come back with all guns blazing in the series Down Under.
Lee wary of Virat Kohli’s men:
India will take on Australia in November, this year. The Aussies will be without the services of their key men Steven Smith and David Warner. The duo is currently serving a ban and will be back in international circuit next year.
“We [Australia] know that India will likely be firing we all know that they’ve misplaced their final two Check collection and so they’ll be coming to try to show a degree. And we’re already two males down going into the summer season in order that’s going to be a great problem for us,” Lee observed.
Lee demands stability
Speaking to Fox Sports, Lee said that his country needs to get their top six batsmen in place.
“I simply actually hope that Australia get their high six proper.” Lee feels the guys picked should get a longer rope to prove themselves.
In addition, too much of chopping and changing will harm the side and cause trouble, according to Lee.
No to too much of chopping and changing
“Give these guys a little bit of respiration area, and I believe from the media too. It’s necessary from us to make sure these children coming by means of can grow to be the gamers we all know that they are often,” he said.
“Certain, if after three Checks they haven’t carried out then, yeah, possibly search for different choices. However I’d like them to no less than get three Checks to show themselves and to me, that’d give them the liberty to play their pure recreation of cricket,” he added.