India, unbeaten in the Border-Gavaskar Trophy since 2014-15, aim to continue their dominance in the upcoming edition of the series in Australia. Former Indian captain Sunil Gavaskar predicts India winning the trophy once again. Gavaskar highlights concerns for Australia’s batting, especially after David Warner’s retirement, and cautions India about their historical slow start in overseas series.
Gavaskar predicts India will beat Australia 3-1 to retain BGT
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