Hogg feels NZ loss will not impact India Down Under
The Free Press Journal|October 31, 2024
better prepared when they get to Australia because you've got to adapt from Indian conditions to Australian conditions. They will be working harder, analysing it, a lot better than what they probably would've done. So, they will be a little bit more meticulous. So, I'm not expecting it to play a big hand in the series in Australia. Virat Kohli and Rohit Sharma - they might
A Vishwanathan
Hogg feels NZ loss will not impact India Down Under

Another year and India will defend their Border-Gavaskar Trophy as they are set for a sojourn Australia for a gruelling five-Test series, running from late November 2024 to early January 2025.

Despite winning the last two series Down Under, India face an uphill challenge as Australia are keen to end a ten-year drought of not having held the Border-Gavaskar Trophy.

Former Australian cricketer and two-time World Cup-winner Brad Hogg spoke to the Free Press Journal to preview the five-Test series.

Here are the excerpts from the interview:

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