India are a much more rounded adaptable side than they've been historically - especially the bowlers, seems like Kohli has a lot to do with that. And while they don't have the plethora of great bats they've had in the past, again they are more committed to doing the job... still, your 3 quicks can be destructive so you'll have a chance... just hard to see where you're runs will come from...
While it's good to see Australia struggle a bit, it's kind of weird that you have one astonishingly good bat with an equally astonishing technique and literally nothing else aside from some flat track heroes... even in those 80s teams Border had some decent players, and decent young talent around him... Renshaw has looked (IMO) the best prospect, but TBH that's pretty sad because he's not all that... Is it the BBL? Started earlier though? Did systems etc become complacent? Like the great Windies teams just the expectation that further great players would emerge? Unlike the Windies, they will for you, but some of the basics need to be learned better (all that's with a grain of salt of course, as every country is in much the same boat, but for the most part the rest of us have a long history of being used to mediocrity... and TBH Smith aside your test bats just look not flash on anything but roads...
Still, Starc might be annoyed, and he can run through a side... any side... (and the other two are just always very good)
