New Delhi: The convoy of the ongoing Test series between Team India and Australia has reached Sydney. The third Test match will start on 7 January. After the first two matches, the series is on par with each other. In the first Test played in Adelaide, Australia won a magnificent victory by eight wickets. India was piled on 36 runs in the second innings of this Test. After this, the Indian team made a strong comeback in Melbourne.

Team India defeated the hosts by eight wickets in this match. Team India won this test without captain Virat Kohli, Mohammed Shami and Ishant Sharma. Now before the Sydney Test, the batsman of West Indies, Chris Gayle, says that right now the team of India is heavy. Gayle told the media that India had Momentum before the match in Sydney. Sydney is a paradise for batting. In such a situation, India's spin bowling will work. Looking at this, it can be said that India has a heavy upper hand in this match.

In the second Test match played in Melbourne, R Ashwin and Ravindra Jadeja together took eight wickets. The Sydney ground is helpful for a bit more spin. Also, the conditions here are favourable for scoring runs. In Sydney, an average of 317 runs are scored in the first innings. Here 705 runs for seven wickets is the highest score of any team. India has retained this score. This score was made by Team India on the tour of 2003-04. Then Sachin Tendulkar scored an unbeaten 241 and VVS Laxman scored 178 runs.

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