First he died in Pakistan, now he will save the glory of the country, the legend that made the Indian team cry will be linked to Australia!

First, he died in Pakistan, now he will save the glory of the country, the legend who made Team India cry will be associated with Australia

India vs Australia: The Australian team came into the tour of India with the status of number one. But after losing first the Nagpur and then the Delhi Tests in 3 days, not only was their crown gone, but India also retained the Border-Gavaskar Trophy. In both the Tests, the Australian batsmen looked helpless against the Indian spin bowlers.

New Delhi: The Australian team came to India with the status of number one. But after losing first the Nagpur and then the Delhi Tests in 3 days, not only was their crown gone, but India also retained the Border-Gavaskar Trophy. In both the Tests, the Australian batsmen looked helpless against the Indian spin bowlers. Ravichandran Ashwin and Ravindra Jadeja took 32 wickets out of 40 in 2 Tests. Now in this difficult time former salutatorian batsman Matthew Hayden can come forward to help Australia. Hayden has said that he is ready to help the Australian batsmen against the Indian spinners. He said that if he is asked for help, he will gladly extend his hand. Earlier, Matthew Hayden has also worked with the Pakistani team. He was the mentor of the Pakistan team during the T20 World Cup last year.

According to the Sydney Morning Herald, Matthew Hayden said that

According to the Sydney Morning Herald, Matthew Hayden said: "One hundred percent, at any time of the day or night, it's absolutely true that I'm completely satisfied, I'm every player that I represent, who Can have an effect. They will also want to help one hundred percent. Whenever I have been asked to do something, I have always said yes.Former Australian captain Michael Clarke has also advised the Australian team management to hire Matthew Hayden. He said that Hayden scored runs at an average of 110 when the Australian team came to India under the leadership of Steve Waugh in 2001. After that, in 2004, Hayden also played an important role in the Australian team captained by Adam Gilchrist winning the Test series in India. Then after 1969, Australia won the Test series in India.