Big Relief For Team India Ahead Of Border-Gavaskar Trophy, Star Batter Returns To Training At WACA

Border-Gavaskar Trophy 2024: Team India are currently in Australia preparing for the five-match Border-Gavaskar Trophy. India are the defending champions of the Border-Gavaskar Trophy and they'll be eyeing to win it for the fifth consecutive time. The Aussies last won the BGT in 2014 and since then, its been a decade that they got their hands on the prestigious silverware. India are not only eyeing a series win 'Down Under', but they'll also have the World Test Championship (WTC) Finals in sight.

As of now, at this point in time, the World Test Championship (WTC) Final seems to be a distant dream for Team India. They need to win a total of four out of their remaining five Test matches, which means that they can't afford to lose even one Test against the Aussies in Australia. Unfortunately for India, there have been plenty of injury issues even before the start of the series and the situation is slowly but steadily turning into a serious one.

KL Rahul Returns To India Nets

Earlier it was reported that Sarfaraz Khan had been struck on his elbow and he was seen walking away from the India nets. Much to India's fortune, the youngster is doing alright and might be in contention to be included in India's final XI for the first Test. There has been pin-drop silence around the magnitude of Shubman Gill's thumb injury and it is being said that he might miss the first Test match in what will be a huge blow for the team.

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Alongside Gill, KL Rahul was also hit on his right elbow, the injury seemed to be a serious one by the looks of it, but thankfully for India, KL Rahul returned to the India nets and comfortably threw his willow at the red cherry.

India Eye Fifth Consecutive BGT Win

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The Indian team has its sights set on the Border-Gavaskar Trophy, but this tour to Australia is going to be far from easy. The Indian team is currently struggling in the red ball format and they are in a dire need of transforming things if they are to win a series in Australia.