MacGill, who played 44 Tests for Australia, was renowned as a skilled bowler. However, his cricketing career coincided with that of Shane Warne, often regarded as the best spin bowler of all time.

Former Australian Test captain Tim Paine bid farewell to all forms of cricket on Friday (March 17). On this day, he was given a ‘guard of honor in the domestic league. Paine lost the Australian captaincy in 2021 due to the women’s scandal. Due to this, the 38-year-old wicketkeeper was excluded from the Ashes that year.

However, Payne returned to cricket for Tasmania in the Sheffield Shield. Although he did not have a contract with the party. But joined the team and scored only 156 runs in seven innings. Payne made his debut for Tasmania in the domestic league in 2005. After making his debut in the national team in 2009, he played 35 Tests and an equal number of ODIs for Australia.”He’s a fantastic player,” Tasmanian captain Jordan Silk said after saying goodbye to cricket. We will certainly miss him a lot behind the stumps. I don’t think Australia will have a wicketkeeper as good as Tim Paine. Paine could not play his last domestic league match. Paine’s team Tasmania drew the match against Queensland. Tim Paine scored only 45 runs in two innings in that match.

The visiting Australia lost the first two Tests of the ongoing Border-Gavaskar Trophy in three days. The pitch that was being discussed before the start of the series, Ajira is playing on the Indian pitch. Former Australian cricketer Ian Chappell believes that India will whitewash Australia in the Jadeja-Ashwin spin whirlwind.

First Nagpur, then Delhi Test. Australia, currently the top-ranked team in the Test rankings, lost in just three days to the whirlwind of Indian spinners in both Tests. Having lost the first two Tests, Australia has already missed out on the Border-Gavaskar Trophy. As a result, India retained the trophy once again. Meanwhile, former Aussie cricketer Chappell does not think Australia will be able to return in the upcoming matches. Rather, this Auji legend thinks that Australia will lose 0-4 in the current Border-Gavaskar series.

After the second Test, Chappell said, ‘It is tough to come back from here. You did the same thing not once, but twice. Considering this, you can say that India has a great chance of winning the series 4-0. Meanwhile, Australia batted relatively well in the first innings in both tatches. But in the second innings, the Aussie batters could not stand in front of the Indian spinners. A major reason for this could be that spinners have taken more advantage of the wicket over time. In this context, Chappell said, ‘I think Australia played a lot of brave cricket in the afternoon session of the second day and they were in the match at the end of the first session. But then they were knocked out of the match.’

After losing the Nagpur Test by innings and 132 runs, Azira lost the Delhi Test by 6 wickets. The third Test of the series will start in Indore on March 1.