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“It’s going to be hard to find a way, but they’ve just got to do it. Australia were packed for 177 in the first innings after opting to bat first and could only manage 91 in the second. “There’s so many scars there now, it’s going to be a tough few days. “What the hell is going on? The below par performance by Pat Cummins and Co. The team outplayed Australia in both departments and won the first Test by an innings and 132 runs.

The former Australian captain asserted that the Baggy Greens must devise a strategy to ensure success in the remainder of the series.

In the second, Australia were bowled out for a meager 91 runs, with Steve Smith leading the way with 25 runs. After India's dominant display in the first Test, the team took a commanding 1-0 lead following the game in Nagpur. Former Australian captain asserted that the Baggy Greens must devise a strategy to ensure success in the remainder of the series.

In the second innings, where Australia were 91 all out on Saturday, Smith had the highest score with his 25 not out.

He was under-utilised for sure throughout that innings," Border said. "We always knew it was going to be a turner, I don't know why the mystery. I think Travis Head was the perfect example that it was chaos before they even got started," he added. "I think that Travis Head thing I just could not work out what they were thinking. "There's so many scars there now, it's going to be a tough few days. Former Australia captain Allan Border minced no words in his assessment as Pat Cummins and company lost the first test against India by a massive margin of an innings and 132 runs.

Former Australia captain Allan Border has blasted batter, Steve Smith, for giving thumbs up to Indian bowlers after being repeatedly beaten by them in the ...

It’s going to be hard to find a way, but they’ve just got to do it. You can talk the talk, but ultimately the boys with the bat in hand and ball in hand have got to do the job. The Australian batters were beaten left, right, and center through the Test and looked absolutely clueless against the high-quality Indian spin bowling attack.

The Australian legend was critical of the veteran batter's gesture, appreciating left-arm spinner Ravindra Jadeja for beating his outside edge.

"There are so many scars there now, it’s going to be a tough few days. "That is just ridiculous. "I mean, we’re giving blokes the thumbs up when they’re beating us outside the off stump.

After Australia faced an embarrassing defeat in the first of four-match Test series against India in Nagpur, Aussie legend Allan Border slammed the players ...

“It’s going to be hard to find a way, but they’ve just got to do it. Barring Todd Murphy’s performance, with the debutant taking seven wickets, Australia did not have anything to take away as a positive. “There’s so many scars there now, it’s going to be a tough few days.

reacting to australia batter steve smith showing thumbs up to india bowlers during nagpur test exaustralia captain allan border said quotwere giving ...

He further said, "It's going to be a tough few days." He added, "That is just ridiculous. Reacting to Australia batter Steve Smith showing thumbs up to India bowlers during Nagpur Test, ex-Australia captain Allan Border said, "We're giving blokes...thumbs up when they're beating us outside...off-stump...What the hell is going on?"

IND vs AUS, 1st Test: After the match, Allan Border tore into Steve Smith, who was their top-scorer in the second innings, for trying hard to maintain his ...

Former Australian skipper Allan Border slammed the Australian batters for their horror show in the first Test, which concluded inside three days in Nagpur.

After surrendering a 223-run lead in the first innings, the Baggy Greens could only muster 91 runs in the second inning and were dismissed in one session, suffering an embarrassing defeat by an inning and 132 runs. He was unhappy with the batter's performance on the field and also bashed Steve Smith for his "ridiculous" gesture. Smith was seen giving the thumbs up to Ravindra Jadeja after getting beaten by him during Australia's first innings.

It's fair to say Australia struggled big time on the Nagpur wicket which they had already deemed 'poor' and 'doctored' even before the match got started.

The second match begins in Delhi on February 17th. The right-handed batter wants Australia to deploy an attacking approach against spinners in the upcoming Tests. Ruing the missed chance of scoring somewhere near 300 on the pitch where India hit 400 in their first innings, Smith while speaking with Star Sports said, “Our batting in the first innings wasn’t up to the mark. “When they are able to bowl six balls at a batter, they really enjoy that, they feel like they are in the game. The few of us who got in and got started didn’t go on with it. Steve Smith, who was clearly Australia’s best batter in this Test, was upset with his side’s approach who were on the back foot from the ball one.

India beat Australia by an innings and 132 runs in the Nagpur Test · Australia were bowled out for 91 in their second innings · The second Test will get underway ...

In the second innings, you have got to be a little braver, and proactive, trying to put pressure back on the bowlers as much as possible. “When they are able to bowl six balls at a batter, they really enjoy that, they feel like they are in the game. “Our batting in the first innings wasn’t up to the mark. The few of us who got in and got started didn’t go on with it. Border Gavaskar Trophy: Steve Smith said that Australia’s batting in the first innings wasn’t up to the mark. Subsequently, they lost the match by an innings and 132 runs and conceded a 0-1 lead to their opponents.

Australia suffered a humiliating defeat by an innings and 132 runs in the opening Border-Gavaskar Test against India at VCA Stadium, Nagpur on Saturday ...

“When they are able to bowl six balls at a batter, they really enjoy that, they feel like they are in the game. In the second innings, you have got to be a little braver, and proactive, trying to put pressure back on the bowlers as much as possible. “Our batting in the first innings wasn’t up to the mark.

Steve Smith's friendliness with India's dominant spin attack has left Allan Border frustrated. Read more here.

Australia suffered a humiliating defeat by an innings and 132 runs in the opening Border-Gavaskar Test against India at VCA Stadium, Nagpur on Saturday ...

“When they are able to bowl six balls at a batter, they really enjoy that, they feel like they are in the game. In the second innings, you have got to be a little braver, and proactive, trying to put pressure back on the bowlers as much as possible. “Our batting in the first innings wasn’t up to the mark.

Both Ravichandran Ashwin and Ravindra Jadeja tricked the Australian batsmen with their spin web as the famed Aussie batting lineup couldn't get their job ...

“It’s going to be hard to find a way, but they’ve just got to do it. He went on to add, “There’s so many scars there now, it’s going to be a tough few days. India thrashed Australia by an innings and 132 runs in the first test in Nagpur to take a 1-0 lead in the four-match Test series.

England seamer Ollie Robinson will be teammates with Australia batter Steve Smith for three County Championship games at Sussex ahead of this summer's Ashes ...

The memories that we're going to create and hopefully the Test match wins we're going to do. I think it's probably the biggest year of my career now. "That's obviously what I'm going for," he explained. "Hopefully I can learn a bit more about him. [County Championship](https://www.mirror.co.uk/all-about/county-championship) matches against Worcestershire, Leicestershire and Glamorgan in May as part of his preparation for the Ashes. I found him awkward to bowl at at times, so it'd be good to watch him a bit closer and see if I can learn any more about his batting and ways to get him out."

Steve Smith, the number two ranked batsman in the world and one of Australia's best ever batsmen, has signed for Sussex on a short-term deal to acclimatise to ...

The Ashes will not be decided by Steve Smith playing a few games of county cricket in the build-up. As for the bowlers playing against Smith, it offers a fantastic opportunity to test their skills against the very best. The signing of Smith is not only beneficial for Sussex, but also represent a massive coup for County Cricket more broadly. Even if he does tear up the championship, it won’t necessarily translate to Ashes success. Moreover, it is not just with the bat where he will have an impact. He joins compatriot Marnus Labuschagne — the number one batsman in the world — in being afforded the chance to hone his skills against the swinging ball on England’s infamous green seamers.

Ravindra Jadeja had an almost perfect return to Test cricket in the first game of the 2023 Border-Gavaskar Trophy series against Australia.

Ravindra Jadeja rattled the stumps of However, the one thing that Jadeja would like to improve on is his frequency of no-balls. [Ravindra Jadeja](https://www.sportskeeda.com/player/ravindra-jadeja) had an almost perfect return to Test cricket in the first game of the 2023 Border-Gavaskar Trophy series against Australia.

Due to resilience, certain players are widely regarded as the finest Test batters. However, Steve Smith, arguably the greatest of all in modern cricket, ...

Could've been a fairy tale if he bowled Smith in both innings [February 11, 2023] In a very similar way, the all-rounder dismissed the former Aussie skipper during the 32nd over of the innings, only to get to know it was not legally out because his foot crossedthe line while bowling the wicket delivery. He could have wrapped things off in a fitting way had he managed to put his foot inside the line while bowling.