IND vs AUS: Major Setback for Rohit's Team Ahead of Pink Ball Test in Canberra

India has taken a 1-0 lead in the Border-Gavaskar Trophy, having delivered a dominant performance in the first Test at Perth. Led by Jasprit Bumrah, the Indian team crushed Australia by 295 runs. However, the real test for Rohit Sharma's men lies ahead in the second Test, where they will face the challenge of playing with the pink ball in Adelaide. 

IND vs AUS: Weather Disrupts Team India

The warm-up game is vital for Team India as it serves as preparation for the unique challenges posed by the pink ball, particularly under the floodlights. It will provide the Indian players with a much-needed opportunity to adjust to the swing, bounce, and overall dynamics of the pink ball, something they haven't encountered much in their recent outings.

Unfortunately, the weather forecast for Canberra has created a potential disruption. Heavy rainfall is expected on the first day of the practice match, with predictions of rain in the morning and afternoon. The evening session too is unlikely to be much better, with showers continuing. The second day also carries a risk of rain, which could result in limited play and less time for India to adjust to the pink ball conditions.

This could prove to be a significant setback for Team India, who were hoping to get as much practice as possible before the Adelaide Test. The lack of a full practice session could potentially hamper their preparations for the second Test, where mastering the pink ball will be crucial to success.