Delhi: Australia's youth team is practicing in Chennai these days. For the spinners of the team, the tour of India is a big opportunity to showcase their talent as well as learn bowling in difficult conditions. Bowlers like Joel Davis, Lloyd Pope and Jack Sinfield are continuously moving towards making their place in the national team.

The conditions in India for all three bowlers are quite different from those in Australia. In such a situation, his performance in Chennai can play an important role in deciding how prepared he is for international cricket.

Joel Davis made a special mark

22-year-old left arm spinner Joel Davis has recently made his debut for Australia's T20I team. In the series against Bangladesh, he took four wickets in three matches. Even in his first T20I match, he performed effectively and took three wickets for 17 runs.

However, Davis admitted that the ball did not rotate as much as he expected from the Bangladesh pitches. According to him, the experience there gave him a good opportunity to understand different situations. He also described the weather of Chennai as being very similar to that of Bangladesh.

Challenge of young bowlers in front of Nathan Lyon

Nathan Lyon is still the team's leading spin bowler in Test cricket for Australia. Davis believes that as long as Lyon is fit and continues to perform well, his place in the team will remain strong.

However, he also indicated that many talented spinners are emerging rapidly in Australian domestic cricket. In such a situation, the selectors may have many options in the spin department in the coming times.

It is noteworthy that the current tour of India is very important for the young spinners of Australia. The challenging pitches here will prepare them better for international cricket. Players like Joel Davis show the potential to become a big spinner of the future. However, it will not be easy to make a place in the team amidst the presence of Lyon.