There are still about 4 weeks left for the Test series between India and Bangladesh to begin but discussions have already started about the Border-Gavaskar Trophy to be held at the end of the year. Indian fans are excited about Team India's tour of Australia but it seems that the Australian team is more impatient for this series. There is more anxiety than impatience because this team has lost 2 consecutive series to Team India on its home ground. In such a situation, it wants to reduce its embarrassment and this is the reason why Australian players are making statements 3 months before the series. One such statement has come from Australian bowler Scott Boland, who has challenged Virat Kohli.

Eager to hunt Virat

Team India will tour Australia in November, where the five-match series will start from November 22. Before this series, Australian fast bowler Scott Boland while talking to the media said that like India, his team also has star players and the team's bowling attack is world class. He also said that they will get the advantage of home conditions. Perhaps Boland forgot that Team India has won the Test series in Australia twice in a row.

Well, Boland's eyes are also on Team India's star batsman Virat Kohli, who was troubled a lot by the Australian pacer in the final of the World Test Championship. In that final played in June last year, Boland dismissed Virat in both the innings. In such a situation, all eyes will be on the clash between Kohli and Boland during the series. Although Boland does not believe that Virat is an easy prey for him, he definitely issued a warning. Boland said that it was very good to dismiss Virat and he hopes that once again he will be able to make the star Indian batsman his prey.

Kohli is also eager to show his strength

Virat Kohli will also be eager to show his prowess in Australia this time. On the last tour of Team India, he was able to play only one Test, in the second innings of which Team India collapsed for just 36 runs. After this, Kohli returned to the country for the birth of his first child and then Team India won the series 2-1 under the leadership of Ajinkya Rahane. This time the series is special for another reason. A 5-Test match series will be played between the two teams after about 32 years. Before this, the last time 5 matches were played in a series was in 1992. Since then, for many years only 3 Tests and then for the last 2 decades, a 4-Test match series has been played.