India and Australia Set for Second Test in Perth

India approaches the second Test against Australia in Perth with increased confidence, despite the infamous 2020 pink-ball Test where they were bowled out for their lowest Test score of 36 runs. Rohit Sharma emphasized the mental resilience and adaptability of the young Indian team, citing their recent success in Perth. Meanwhile, Australia has recalled Scott Boland to replace the injured Josh Hazlewood, with Mitch Marsh fit to bowl. Australia's captain Pat Cummins and wicketkeeper Alex Carey acknowledged the pressure following their heavy defeat in Perth but are optimistic about their strong pink-ball record and ability to counter India's star bowler Jasprit Bumrah. Carey dismissed expectations of repeating their 2020 bowling feat, focusing instead on strategic execution for a comeback. This Test is crucial for both teams as they navigate past performances and aim to establish dominance in the series.