India beat Australia by 3 wickets at the Gabba Ground in Brisbane to beat the Border Gavaskar Trophy for the second consecutive year. Rishabh Pant’s unbeaten 89 and Mohammad Siraj’s magnificent bowling helped India to break the 32-year record in the Australian Gabba. In this Test series win, many of the heroes of India not only got the match, but also made India better every time. Melbourne’s Rahane-Jadeja, Sydney’s Hanuma Vihari-Ashwin and Brisbane’s Pant-Puja have performed well. For Australia, Pat Cummins said why he was the world’s Test bowler for his bowling, while batting, Marnus Labuschen scored more than 400 runs. Take a look at the most run and wicket takers in this series ..
India won the Test series against AUS, topping the WTC point table
Pat Cummins took most wickets
World number one Test bowler Pat Cummins is the highest wicket taker in the Border Gavaskar Test series. Cummins took 21 wickets in 4 matches. Australia may have lost in the Brisbane Test, but Cummins’ only bowlers were seen fighting until the end of the match. He took 4 wickets in the second innings to prove why he was the number one bowler. As for Cummins Australia, he is the most troublesome bowler of Indian batsmen. Team India’s most trusted batsman Cheteshwar Pujara appeared to be the most troubled in the series against Cummins and was his victim in the second innings at Gaba. After Cummins, Josh Haaswood was the second highest wicket taker in the Test series and took 17 wickets in 4 matches. Mohammad Siraj took 13 maximum wickets in this Test series from India.
Marnus LaBuschein scored the most runs with his bat
The most discussed batsman after Australian Steve Smith is Marnus Labuschen. LaBushen’s bat was silent in the first two games, but LaBushen’s bat from Sydney was called and by the end of the series he had become the highest scorer. LaBushen scored 426 runs in eight innings of four matches, including his century. His partner Steve Smith became only the second highest run-scorer in the series after LaBushen, scoring 313 runs at 44.71 in 4 matches and 8 innings, this time in Sydney, scoring an impressive 131 runs. For India, Rishabh Pant has scored more runs in the Gaddi Gavaskar Test series. In the second innings, Pant scored 274 runs at 68.50 in 6 innings of 3 matches, including a precious innings of 89 from Brisbane.
BCCI will be a huge boost for Team India to win the series at AUS
Pat Cummins became the Man of the Series
Pat Cummins was named Man of the Series after taking 21 wickets in 4 matches in the Border Gavaskar Test Series. Cummins’ performance in the series was outstanding and he bothered the Indian batsmen. Cheteshwar Pujara, who was instrumental in India’s victory in the previous tour, managed to keep Cummins silent in the Test series and took his wicket most of the time. Pooja’s war innings in Brisbane was also ended by Pat Cummins and took 4 wickets in the second innings.
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