5 Reasons why India lost the Border Gavaskar Trophy in Australia
India TodayIndia’s dominance over Australia in the bilateral Test series finally ended as they lost the five-match series by 1-3 on Sunday, January 5. As India ended their second cycle of the World Test Championship on a disappointing note with the Australia series loss, let’s have a look at what exactly went wrong for the Rohit Sharma-led side down under: AUS vs IND 5th Test Day 3 Highlights| Full Scorecard Batting failure Apart from the second innings of the first Test, Indian batting hardly looked in any control as they surrendered in front of the relentless Australian bowling attack. Poor Captaincy India captain Rohit Sharma came into the limelight time and again throughout the series for his failure to maintain control of the game. Rohit was often seen going into ultra-defensive mode, especially in the second innings of the Melbourne Test when India could’ve pressed on Australia and bundled them out quickly to set up the match. Virat Kohli-Rohit Sharma failure Indian seniors Virat Kohli and Rohit Sharma failed to have an impact in the series as they were found out big time against the potent Australian attack.