The four-Test Gavaskar series will be played between India and Australia from December 17. On behalf of Team India, young batsman Shubman Gill may get a chance to make his Test debut in this Test series. The first Test will be played in Adelaide and will be a day and night test. There has been a lot of talk about short pitch ball and sledding before this series. Gill scored 43 and 65 against Australia A in a three-day practice. Gill has maintained his views on the tactics of Team India batsmen against the Test series and short pitch deliveries.

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Gill, who played for Kolkata Knight Riders (KKR) in the Indian Premier League (IPL), is eagerly awaiting his Test debut and is fully ready for the tour. “Playing against Australia in Australia is pretty scary, but I’m ready for it,” Gill said. “As a batsman, there is no big chance of playing against Australia in Australia because if you succeed in scoring, it boosts your confidence,” he said.

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‘We are not afraid of bouncers’

The cricket ground between India and Australia has always been a fierce rivalry, leading to controversies such as smashing the field and mocking each other. Gill said his team is not afraid of this. “There was a time when (Indian) players were more aggressive and they ignored it but now the situation has changed,” he said. He said, ‘Every player has a different nature, if someone ignores it, the same person believes in answering immediately. If I talk about myself, I don’t believe in being too aggressive or quiet in this regard. He said he was ready to face bouncers on Australian bounce pitches. “If Australia’s bowlers’ strategy bothers us, I promise we have many options to deal with,” he said.