I don’t think the Indian bowling attack is any less to Australia – Greg Chappell

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Greg Chappell says I think they should play both spinners for the simple reason that they are both quality players with plenty of experience

According to former Australian cricketer Greg Chappell, the Indian bowling attack will be an equal match-up for the Australian bowling line-up in the World Test Championship final while in less than three days, Australia will enter the Oval Stadium to compete against the Indian team for the WTC title.

According to former Australian cricketer Greg Chappell, the Indian bowling attack will be an equal match-up for the Australian bowling line-up in the World Test Championship final. 

In less than three days, Australia will enter the Oval Stadium to compete against the Indian team for the WTC title. Chappell believes that Mohammad Shami, Mohammed Siraj, and Ravichandran Ashwin will be a threat to the Australian batsmen.

While speaking in the Backstage with Boria show on Revsportz, he emphasized this point.

“I don’t think the Indian bowling attack is any less to Australia. Shami is a very good bowler and Siraj has been in a very good rhythm in the IPL. They will pose as much difficulty for the Australians as the Australians will for the Indians,” .

Chappell said in the Backstage with Boria show on Revsportz.

The Indian bowling lineup has been the topic of one of the most heated discussions since the end of the Indian Premier League (IPL) in 2023.

Former cricketers have been discussing the pacers and spinners India should use. The management faces a challenge as a result of the presence of two excellent spinners, Ashwin and Ravindra Jadeja.

Chappell feels that the Indian team should go with two spinners.

“If you ask me I think India should go in with two spinners. Ashwin and Jadeja have both been fantastic for India and you need to go in with your best bowlers. And even if Jadeja doesn’t pick too many wickets he will not leak runs and hold one end up. That will give the fast bowlers the breather they need. And Jadeja’s batting has been fantastic at the Test level in the last few years. Coming to Ashwin he is one of the best of this generation. He thinks deeply and that stands him apart.”“With Starc bowling from over the wicket, Ashwin will also have the footmarks to use from day 3 onwards. Also, he has a slight mental edge over the Australians from the last Border Gavaskar Trophy. And when you add his batting at number 8, he is a key player for India and I think they should play both spinners for the simple reason that they are both quality players with plenty of experience,”

Chappell said.

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