¿Australia sufrirá agotamiento previo al BGT? 5 pruebas en 7 semanas suponen una amenaza para los marcapasos estrella

India and Australia are set to lock horns in the upcoming Border Gavaskar Trophy. But the Australia Cricket Team are in for a hectic schedule where they would be playing 5 Test matches in just 7 weeks. And with injuries and fatigue, the pacers are likely to be heavily depleted for the 5th Test match in the series.

Cameron Green is already ruled out after suffering his fifth stress fracture. The classy all-rounder will undergo the knife and will be missing the entire summer. Meanwhile, the hectic schedule leading to the BGT and then the series itself will be a huge trouble for the veteran pace lineup of Australia.

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Fatigue – A huge problem for Aussie Pacers

“There’s certainly times where you feel the grind of five Tests. There can be [exhaustion]. Solo depende de cuántos días hayas estado en el campo, cuántos overs hayas jugado… Si cambias tu ataque o tu equipo a medida que avanza la serie, cómo van las pruebas durante el verano, cómo van los muchachos. ‘ los cuerpos son. gestionarlo y cómo van los resultadosdijo Mitchell Stark al Sydney Morning Herald.

Adding to the uncertainty is no one knows how the pitch will be behaving. This prompted Starc to say, “We don’t know what wickets we’ll get. We don’t know how successful or unsuccessful we will be.”

If each of the 5 Test matches of the Border Gavaskar Trophy concludes on the fifth day, then the fatigue of the players is bound to be extreme. In such a case, Australia will have to keep rotating their squad, especially the pacers. Furthermore, none of the match can also be taken lightly, as it will guarantee both sides to reach the WTC Finals.