If Team India loses the series one-sidedly… Why did the Australian legend say this before the Sydney Test?

4 matches have been completed in the Border-Gavaskar Trophy. The Indian team is currently trailing 1-2 in the series. But now only one match is left, which will be played in Sydney. If Team India loses this match as well or the match is drawn, then it will lose the trophy after 8 years. Before the final match to be held on January 3, Australian legend Glenn McGrath has said a big thing about this. He believes that Team India would have faced a one-sided and crushing defeat in this series. Only one person has kept India in the series so far.

In fact, before the final match between India and Australia, Glenn McGrath called himself a big fan of Bumrah and praised him a lot. He said, 'Bumrah is playing a great role for Team India. What he does in the match is very special. Without him, this series would have been one-sided. There is no doubt that Bumrah is a class bowler. He is unique. His bowling action is such that you do not teach young players. But he has adapted himself to it and found his own way.'

McGrath said that he met Bumrah when he was very young. Now he has become an incredible player. He further said that 'he is being managed very well. His stats are amazing. I am a big fan of his.' Let us tell you that in the current series, Bumrah has already taken 30 wickets in 4 matches. Be it a new ball or an old ball, whenever he got the ball, he gave success to the Indian team. First, he made them win the Perth Test and then saved them from a crushing defeat in every match.

Everything is going to look pink during the Sydney Test between India and Australia. The Sydney stadium will be painted in pink. The names and numbers of the Australian players' jerseys will also be written in pink. That is why it is also called the Pink Test. The reason for this is Glenn McGrath. Actually, Glenn McGrath's wife Jane McGrath died of breast cancer in 2008. After this, in 2009, Australia played the first Test of the year as a Pink Test in her memory.

This match is held to raise awareness and funding against breast cancer. McGrath founded the McGrath Foundation in memory of his late wife. His foundation helps breast cancer patients. All the earnings from the last match of the series between India and Australia will go to McGrath's Foundation.