India's Test Redemption: A Battle Beyond the Gabba

India secured a draw against Australia in the rain-affected third test at Brisbane, despite top-order struggles. As they prepare for the final two tests, confidence is rising in the Indian camp. India's captain, Rohit Sharma, emphasized starting afresh, hoping for better batting conditions in Melbourne and Sydney.

The Indian cricket team breathed a sigh of relief following their hard-fought draw against Australia at the Gabba, Brisbane. Despite their top order faltering again, the recovery led by Ravindra Jadeja and the last pair of Akash Deep and Jasprit Bumrah ensured a stalemate, keeping the series alive at 1-1.

India's batting line-up remains a concern, as they have struggled to secure strong opening partnerships, with only one significant stand in the series so far. This weakness left them posting sub-200 scores frequently, contributing to the pressure on the team in the ongoing five-test tour.

However, heading into the final tests in Melbourne and Sydney, there is renewed confidence. Captain Rohit Sharma, acknowledging his own dip in form, expressed optimism about the more favorable batting conditions ahead. The focus remains on securing wins to aim for the World Test Championship final.

(With inputs from agencies.)