Queensland (Australia): India Fast Bowler Jhulan Goswami on Monday called the performance of the team in a pink ball test against Australia that “inspires”.
Australia and India settled as a lottery as time went on the last day at Carrara on Sunday.
Both teams each received two points, meaning Australia leads a multi-format series with 6 points to three T20IS, while India is in 4.
Jhulan also says good luck to the upcoming women from Australia.
“Performance that inspires in #PinkBallttest by the team.
Hopefully the team will be successful for the upcoming T20s against Australia,” Jhulan Tweeted.
Performance that inspires in #pinkballalles by the team.
Hope the team will be successful for the upcoming T20s on …
https://t.co/uouzy0J01- Jhulan Goswami (@ jhulang10) 1633343558000Teles Pink-Ball saw a good show from smriti mandhana with bats in the first round, shafali, with balls – An extraordinary jhulan and the others peeled off at an important intersection.
For Australia, again it was Ellyse Perry who came to the rescue of the team with a bat while Stella Campbell at his debut was impressed with his attitude to impose entrance fees and try at any time.
Meanwhile, the Australian coach Matthew Mott has thrown his weight behind the idea of ​​having a five-day test for women than the four-day match.
Mott also suggested that different system points can be seen when there is a multi-format series, and if there are fewer points that will be lost, then the team may become more expressive in trying to force the results.