Gavaskar Trophy (BGT) begins, all eyes are on Team India as they prepare to face Australia in a thrilling five-match Test series. The series is set to kick off on November 22 in Perth, and India’s biggest challenge lies ahead.

The first batch of the Indian cricket team departed for Australia on Sunday to take part in the forthcoming Border-Gavaskar Trophy. It was reported that due to logistical reasons, the players were sent in two batches.

Haddin praised Jaiswal's skill but stated that his inexperience in batting in Australia would not help him since he would not be able to control the bounce.

Rohit Sharma, one of India’s most pivotal players, will be staying back in India for the birth of his second child, expected in the third week of November.

Virat Kohli has arrived in Perth ahead of the Border Gavaskar Trophy, aiming to overcome a recent slump in form. The Indian team will face Australia in a five-Test series starting November 22nd, seeking to retain their title.

With a 3-0 series whitewash, India need to win the series by 4-0 to punch their ticket to feature in London for the WTC final for the third successive time.