Sachin analyzed Team India’s defeat; Said, ‘By throwing him out…’

Australia beat India by 209 runs in the final of the World Test Championship 2023. With this, the Indian team’s dream of winning the ICC trophy was further delayed. After that, many people are seen appreciating the Australian team. India’s all-time great batsman Sachin Tendulkar, while praising the Australian team, also analyzed the defeat of the Indian team. The

In a tweet from his social media handle, Sachin wrote, “Congratulations to Australia for winning the World Test Championship. Smith and Head laid a solid foundation to tilt the game in their favor on day one. India needed to bat well in the first innings to stay in the game. However, it was not possible. There were some good moments for the Indian team, but I don’t understand the omission of Ravichandran Ashwin, who is currently the number one Test bowler in the world, from the playing XI.”

“As I said before the match, skilled spinners don’t just rely on pitches that help spin. They make the most of the situation. Let’s not forget that 5 of Australia’s first 8 batsmen were left-handed,” said Sachin.

In this, Tendulkar (Sachin Tendulkar) expressed his displeasure over the decision to drop Ravichandran Ashwin (Ravichandran Ashwin) from the team.

Considering this match, the Indian team had won the toss and decided to bowl first. Travis Head and Steve Smith scored centuries for Australia. India were bowled out for 296 after Australia scored 467 in their first innings. The Australian team increased its lead by batting powerfully in the second innings as well. Chasing a challenge of 444 for victory, India were 164 for 3 after the fourth day’s play. On the final day, the Indian team needed 280 runs to win. However, as the Indian batting collapsed in one session, the team suffered a humiliating defeat by 209 runs.

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