Like a lot of hype Border-Gavaskar Trophy 2024-25 approaching, cricket fans from all over the world are gearing up for a thrilling five-test series between two cricketing powerhouses, Australia and India. The series is set to begin on November 22 at Perth Stadium, promising intense action and high stakes.
Indian fans climb trees to catch a glimpse of Virat Kohli
During the Indian cricket team’s net session ahead of the high-profile series, a humorous yet heartwarming incident highlighted the passion of Indian cricket fans. As the team prepared for their opening match, die-hard supporters climbed trees and peered through the fences to catch a glimpse of their favorite players, especially the ever-popular ones. Virat Kohli. Cricket in India is not just a game but a festival and this dedication of the fans highlights their unrelenting passion.
Outside the training ground, reporters caught up with these fervent supporters to hear their expectations for the series. Expressing her undying optimism, one fan wrote, “We are here to support all India team. We are incredibly excited for the series, especially for Virat Kohli. That’s why we try to climb trees and see them!“
Another fan confidently added, “India will definitely win this series. Whether it’s a whitewash or a 3-1 win, we will come out on top.” The infectious excitement among the fans reflects the weight of expectations riding on the Indian team.
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First look at Virat Kohli in Perth nets ahead of Test series opener 🏏
Some fans went the extra mile to see the King 👀#AUSWIND pic.twitter.com/pXDEtDhPeY
— Fox Cricket (@FoxCricket) November 14, 2024
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India’s World Test Championship will hinge on the Border-Gavaskar series
The upcoming Border-Gavaskar Trophy is not just a matter of pride; It is very important for India World Test Championship (WTC) requests. To secure their place in the WTC finals, India face a tough task of achieving a 4-0 or an unprecedented 5-0 series win. However, with Australia’s formidable home form and lethal bowling attack, the challenge is monumental.
The five-match series will be played in some of Australia’s most popular cricket venues, each presenting unique challenges for the visiting Indian team. The action kicks off at Perth Stadium from November 22 to 26, followed by an exciting Day-Night Test at Adelaide Oval from December 6 to 10. The teams will then travel to Brisbane for the third Test at The Gabba from December 14-18. Clash at the Melbourne Cricket Ground from December 26 to 30. The series will conclude with the final Test at the Sydney Cricket Ground from January 3 to 7.
