R Ashwin has been known for his cunning and clever tactics on the field, and it seems like he's at it again. The Indian bowler recently watched a training video of Australian batsman Travis Head, and he thinks he's figured out Head's exact game plan ahead of the upcoming Boxing Day Test.
Ashwin's analysis has sent shockwaves through the cricket community, with many praising his attention to detail and ability to decode his opponents' strategies. According to Ashwin, Head has been working on a specific plan to tackle the Indian bowling attack, particularly Jasprit Bumrah and Co.
The Times of India reported that Ashwin has been studying Head's movements and techniques, and he believes he's found a way to exploit the Australian batsman's weaknesses. This news has left many fans wondering what exactly Ashwin has discovered, and how it will affect the outcome of the upcoming match.
Meanwhile, former Indian coach Ravi Shastri has weighed in on the situation, saying that the Indian team is looking for ways to counter Head's plan. "They are looking for balms" to soothe their headache, Shastri said, referring to the challenges posed by Head's batting.
Michael Clarke, the former Australian captain, has also shared his thoughts on Head's batting strategy, calling it "smart batting" against the Indian team. Clarke praised Head's ability to adapt to different situations and bowlings styles, saying that he's playing smart and the Indians shouldn't underestimate him.
In a recent interview, Clarke reacts to Akash Deep's comments about Head's struggles, saying that Head is actually playing smart and the Indians shouldn't take him lightly. "He's playing smart. Indians shouldn't..." Clarke said, implying that Head's batting strategy is more complex than it seems.
The upcoming Boxing Day Test is expected to be a thrilling match, with both teams looking to gain the upper hand. With Ashwin's revelations and Clarke's insights, fans are eagerly waiting to see how the match will unfold and whether Head's plan will pay off. Will the Indian team be able to counter Head's strategy, or will the Australian batsman prove to be too tough to handle? Only time will tell.