The Indore Test between India and Australia has exposed India’s weakness against spin bowling. India, who were expected to dominate the series, were outplayed by the Australian spinners, who took a total of 19 wickets in the match.
The Australian spinners, led by Nathan Lyon, were able to exploit the Indian batsmen’s lack of footwork and technique against spin. The Australian spinners were able to get the ball to turn sharply and consistently, which the Indian batsmen were unable to counter.
The Indian batsmen were unable to adjust to the spin bowling, and were often caught in two minds when facing the spinners. They were unable to decide whether to go forward or back, and were often caught in between. This resulted in them playing too many false shots, which resulted in their downfall.
The Australian spinners were also able to exploit the Indian batsmen’s lack of patience. The Indian batsmen were often too eager to score runs, and were unable to build an innings. This resulted in them playing too many rash shots, which resulted in their downfall.
The Australian spinners were also able to exploit the Indian batsmen’s lack of footwork. The Indian batsmen were often too static, and were unable to adjust their feet to the spin bowling. This resulted in them playing too many false shots, which resulted in their downfall.
The Australian spinners were also able to exploit the Indian batsmen’s lack of technique against spin. The Indian batsmen were often too tentative, and were unable to play the ball with the correct technique. This resulted in them playing too many false shots, which resulted in their downfall.
The Australian spinners were also able to exploit the Indian batsmen’s lack of confidence against spin. The Indian batsmen were often too hesitant, and were unable to play their shots with conviction. This resulted in them playing too many false shots, which resulted in their downfall.
The Australian spinners were able to expose India’s weaknesses against spin, and were able to take full advantage of it. The Indian batsmen were unable to counter the spin bowling, and were unable to build an innings. This resulted in their downfall, and Australia were able to take a 1-0 lead in the series.