India vs australia
IND vs AUS, Lack Of Confidence In Footwork Hurting Indian Batsmen: Michael Hussey
Lack of confidence in their footwork is inhibiting Indian batsmen from scoring runs in Australia, according to former Australia batsman Michael Hussey.
While India managed to score 244 in the first innings of the first Test in Adelaide, they were blown way for just 36 runs in the second innings and Australia won the match by eight wickets within three days.
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