Young Indian Australian fans' special advice for Indian batsmen for Perth Test

Indian Australian Cricket supporter: Nakul and Keshav Tewari

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India registered 31-run win over Australia, their first victory in a Test Down Under in 10 years.


The last time Australia lost to India at home was back in 2008 in Perth. This is also the visitors' first victory in Adelaide since 2003.

Indian Australians are celebrating this win in their own style. But families are facing some issues, rivalry within siblings and/or parents.

Rahul Bhandari, who is a young cricket player in Adelaide says, “Those days are gone when India used to struggle in Australia, now my Australian friends also think India deserves to win.”
Indian Australian Cricket supporter: Rahul Bhandari
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However, Perth-based brothers, Nakul and Keshav Tewari have their loyalty split between Indian and Australian cricket team.
Indian Australian Cricket supporter
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Younger Keshav says, “As India won the first test, I have told my brother I support both teams.”

Nakul says, “It’s great to see such talented players of world cricket and learn few tricks of the game.”
Indian Australian Cricket supporter
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“I would like to say to Indian team please take your time and play less aggressively in the next match as this will be key to win in Perth,” Nakul Tewari told SBS Hindi.


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