According to Mark Taylor, a former Australia batsman, India is pitching slow, low turners that fit their game. India has a 2-0 lead in the four-match Border-Gavaskar Test series and is prepared to take on Australia in Indore.
Taylor claimed that the pitches in India are special and that they are putting out slow, low turners that are appropriate for their style of play.
"In Australia, the weather is different. Certainly, with the IPL, the Australian team visits there more frequently these days. But, the pitches there are special. There is no question in my mind. They are releasing low, slow turners that are appropriate for their style of play. Also, we aren't accustomed to playing on those kinds of fields "Taylor remarked.
He continued by saying that although Australia played aggressively against India in the second Test in Delhi, their execution was subpar.
We got there prepared to confront it head-on and aggressively, which is a good attitude to have. Yet, you need a strategy for it. On the second Test, the execution was weak "Taylor inserted.
The former cricketer reflected on his encounters with India throughout his playing career and claimed that even they suffered crushing defeats because of how swiftly the game developed under Indian conditions.
In India, I didn't play in many Test games. In a really good game in Chennai during the first test match of 1998, we were defeated. We played the second Test at Eden Gardens and received a crushing defeat. What occurred to the Australian team is not unusual; it has happened before as well. In Eden Gardens, we suffered a 220 run defeat. It's not really enjoyable. This time, that's what took place. All of a sudden, you realise how swiftly the game progresses "Taylor stated.
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