Which Country Has Been THE TOUGHEST To Win Away From in Test History?🤔 🍿| Bumble & Kimber

[@nawani99]

After the South Africa Test series Which was a draw. Rohit Sharma said we’ve played here , accepted the seaming/bouncing conditions, competed at the highest level. Then don’t complain about Indian test pitches .

[@arnabiitmphy]

That was complete bs what he said

[@nandraclan1493]

4:44 Eden Gardens was a good example of that in the 90's, it used to be good for seam bowlers and have a lightning fast outfield. I remember when England picked four seamers against India in a test there in their 92/93 tour to India.

[@recharm]

hehe.. they lost that lost big time. Picking 4 seamers was a huge mistake.

[@Adi-wn6vj]

it's still a good pitch for fast bowlers, bhuvi almost bowled sri lanka out in 1 session not that long ago

[@dhruvock271717]

Never heard any of you even mention once that India beat Australia twice in Australia consecutively in their own conditions and remains unbeaten against them for last 10 years in a test Series. Then you just carried on with your stupid discussion. Jealousy against India is clear but don't worry India shall and with honours will continue to carry this trend to make you envious till eternity.

[@sumbdi]

Rightly said, the issue is that for England ashes is everything, if any of the English cricketer does well in ashes they ll be remembered for ages irrespective of their performance outside ashes series

[@Annie_R18]

💯% … they don’t wanna talk about that 😂 Because their team when goes there, every time gets slaughtered. Lol… How would they discuss that someone else went there and won the test series twice in recent years. It is embarrassing for them… 😂😂

[@sumbdi]

@@Annie_R18 yes spot on if suppose in the upcoming BGT series if india is able to win the series or even able to draw it, English media won't be be able to digest it and still they hype the upcoming ashes in such a way that it ll feel like england are a superior side as compared to Australia.

[@gurnamgill1618]

Agree

[@nishantthakur3357]

Why do you even care if they don't talk about it? India has never won a test series in south africa, england has won 2 consecutive test series in SA..did they talk about it? Just shows your insecurity. Why should india only get a mention when england has won similar number of foreign tests? Stop pretending to be a victim all the time, cricket does not revolve around india. P.S I'm indian.

[@audrishekhardutta1854]

Finally a presenter who's not indulging his own thoughts into conversation to bend the narrative and doesn't have a punchable face. Really enjoying conversation of these 3 👍🏻

[@rahulsinha623]

The best way to judge distinguish between Australia, England and India out side their home on others territory, Australia in both England and India, England in both Australia and India and India in Australia and England you will came to know that on recent record India 1, Australia 2, England 3.

[@adityanarayangantayat7133]

Not to forget south africa and NZ too. Eng have an excellent record there

[@GIBBO4182]

It’s harder to win away because teams used to do a proper tour and players had time to acclimatise…now they’re almost straight in to test matches with hardly any warm ups

[@sushrutsharma6927]

But in warm up games teams don't give visiting teams practice as well Prepare some flat decks ,fill the team with weak players to make sure foreign teams don't get adjusted to the pitch or type of bowling

[@yacsem]

@@sushrutsharma6927 The match against the tourists used to be one of the highlights of the year for county sides, who virtually always fielded their best XI.

[@oleggorky906]

I think those tours where, for example, Australia, arrived in early May, played against a good section of the counties plus five Tests, then went home in early or mid September have gone forever, probably about 30 years back. That was fine back in the day. But with multi format tours … I think that it obviously has a bearing on form in the Tests if batsmen don’t get the chance to build an innings, or the bowlers the chance to have an extended bowl with a different kind of cherry 🍒. But T20 cricket 🏏 seems to bring in the 💴. One thing I can’t understand is why England would decide to put themselves at a disadvantage with Day/Night Tests. We don’t play them here, so they are always going to be up against it if three Tests in an Ashes are D/N.

[@Sid-e5y]

I mean india been a subcontinental team,have drawn in england and sa,and won twice in aus,england and aus are the two other major teams,they need to step up their game,the last time test viewership peaked for an indian test series was in 2017,only because aus competed and since than there has been nothing

[@asiahgas5812]

It is very easy for INDIANS to answer this, it is the Rainbow nation, South Africa our last frontier in test match cricket. We have never ever won a series there till date.

[@SunilPokhrel-wo9ew]

You have never beaten them in their prime and now you will beat them as they are in decline

[@SunilSingh-eo4bl]

@@SunilPokhrel-wo9ew 😂😂😂 dude are you gonna tell me all the West Indians wins had no value because others didn’t have their prime and they were going through theirs. are gonna tell me that Aussies of 2000s or 1948 were fluke because other nations were not in their prime. sports is a relative terms if someone is beating everyone it’s their prime by definition the others don’t have their prime as they are losing to the team in prime. Prime vs prime can happen at an individual level in cricket like a prime Tendulkar vs a prime McGrath inspire of India being in prime as a team. Also records says if you take a time line of a decade or 15 years Australia is the only team which is either 1 or 2. Everyone else had phases of being world dominator and then they have to rebuild for a decade sometimes more . India will change that ( you can ask why India will change that. think about it for sec otherwise I will reply might take another 10 years at best but after that India losing would be an upset )

[@pgback3620]

Thing is it's toughest for our guys technique they're raised on, for others it might be India or Sri Lanka

[@SunilSingh-eo4bl]

@@pgback3620 bro it’s quite simple toughest is the place you haven’t beaten. For example Mark Taylor’s Australia beat everyone except for India in india. They had two chance one was the 1996 one match test series where Mongia hit a century and the other was 1998 where it was 3 match series aus lost 1- 2 they didn’t have McGrath ( who was by that time their best bowler apart from warne who was injured with shoulder injury ) but those excuses don’t work. Warne did play though. ✌️

[@7ChaosBlack]

​@@SunilSingh-eo4bl The toughest place is the one where all teams struggle and right now, India is the hardest place to win a Test match let alone a Test series.

[@SA30.137]

Loving the conversations these 3 are having. Keep em coming.

[@imonghosh912]

One team that never complain about conditions is India. No wonder they are hands down the best traveling team in test cricket these days. I mean defeating Aus twice in 2 series, when was the last time this happened ? 80's West Indies perhaps

[@arnabiitmphy]

Not really, they only won in Aus, didn't win in Eng, SA, or NZ

[@imonghosh912]

@@arnabiitmphy Never did randi Rona about pitch, weather, ball manufacurer, outfield etc either. Did the best with whatever they got. Competed in every condition, regardless. Never surrendered or capitulated.

[@paramtageja6891]

​@@paragduhan5120stop lying last time India beat England in a test series in england was 2007

[@paragduhan5120]

@@paramtageja6891 bhai last the most recent was draw 2-2 and Eng got saved due to rain in the last match

[@livercoolutd]

"England haven't lost an Ashes series at home since 1901". What nonsense. They were humiliated in 2001, beaten in 1997, and humiliated in 1993 and 1989. They haven't won against India home or away since 2018 and against Australia since 2015. England shouldn't belong in this conversation about teams that are tough to beat in home conditions 😆

[@tradingjunction5003]

Bhai. Subtitles lagake dekha kr 😂😂😂😂1901 nhi 2001 bola hai

[@livercoolutd]

Yeah, he said 2001. My bad. But the point still stands. England are a mediocre Test side. They didn't win their last two Test series at home against India and Australia. Away from home, they get hammered as well. England don't belong in this conversation.

[@batman3490]

It will be fun if SL defeat England. English ex cricketers , media ppl will cry🤣🤣

[@Robc--jd6yh]

@@livercoolutdyou have destroyed your own argument which is hardly surprising for someone whose name is LiverpoolUtd

[@PramodRijal-o3l]

He said "going with the stats". Do you deny those stats?

[@sliferxxxx]

India. It's not close. Even in the 80s, 90s and 2000s when India weren't the best, India was tough to win in.

[@bobdrooples]

Australian wickets get dead a lot of the time because of the anaemic seem on the kook. You'd love to see a reciprocal set of tests where they swap balls. Kook in England, Duke in Australia? It'd never happen as Eng would lose harder(I fathom) in Australia and Kookaburra wouldn't want the comparison after that.

[@crustysocks818]

I guess England women team does play with the kookaburra at home if I am not wrong. The real challenge is playing with the Dukes on those Hard Australian wickets. The biggest problem on those wickets is that ball scuffs /gets out of shape very quickly, and that is something kookaburra mitigates very well inspute of its trade-offs with the seam and that's IMO the only reason why it's majorly used across all countries in tests.

[@rishavraj6973]

Ind deep lower order batting and world class relentless spin attack at home is just next level with pant jadeja ashwin and axar/sundar at 6,7,8,9. now they are boosted by bumrah and shami.. on a normal typical indian pitch i doubt that even a world 11 would be able to beat a peak indian team at home

[@arnabiitmphy]

Nobody cares

[@_A.t.g]

You commenting “nobody cares” is the best argument for your stupidity lmao.

[@rishavraj6973]

@@arnabiitmphy then fu** off from the video and don't comment , no body cares about u too

[@Sid-e5y]

India pretty comfortably,considering they haven't even had a very good team for the longest time,aus and sa had a head start in test cricket ofcourse

[@akashpandey1215]

Batting was good, just bowling and all rounders were not on point for long time... specifically didn't had pacers bowling million overs at consistent speed for 5 days

[@BigWes95]

Plus they are the worst at doctoring their pitches

[@yash4296]

​@@BigWes95It's an opinion only crickets illiterate hold on 2024 lmao.

[@BigWes95]

@yash4296 then what's the excuse for the series we just had where both teams kept getting all out for under 200 and the game finished in about 2 days? Some of the worst viewing I've ever seen. It's a fact whether you like it or not

[@yash4296]

​@@BigWes95what nonsense are you talking about? India scored 300s and 400s in every single game. Even England scored 400+ in the sole game they won. Do you even watch the games or spew blatant lies?

[@MrCarrera28]

I think the change that should be made given the amount of pitch doctoring there is I think the idea of giving the visiting team the choice of batting or bowling which allows the visiting team a chance to get back some advantage.

[@rahulsinha623]

Over the years in name of drop in pitch Australia is cheating, but all of cricketing pundits are keep their mouth shut why? It's cheating as because they prepare pitch somewhere else and just fit it on the ground in places like Brisbane and Parth when ACB has money why not they construct a separate stadium for cricket like Sydney.

[@arnabiitmphy]

Also, the pitch curators should be neutral curators from ICC, and the home board or team shouldn't have any say on what pitches should be prepared.

[@KaustubhPurandare]

This season India NZ series will end on Nov 5 and Ind then plays their next test at Perth from Nov 22 with hardly any preparation.

[@sumbdi]

No that's not the case we have some practice games before the perth test.

[@Chamonekaraoke]

excuses already

[@KaustubhPurandare]

Am pointing to the lack of adequate preparations and going straight into the Perth test. If you think you can go into the toughest test there is and compete then all the best

[@AlenBenny-q8t]

Ironically Rank Turners in India since 2021 has opened up opportunities for foreign teams to win... 2017 win by Aus 2021 win by Eng 2023 win by Aus only 3 tests were won by away teams in India since Virat Kohli took over..If you look closely all 3 were rank-turning spin pitches...When pitches are made such that no one can bat, in such bad batting tracks, the result is just a stroke of luck...😶

[@TheOfficialEmirati]

yeah someone should tell BCCI & pitch curators in India. Make a normal balanced pitch and India will always win.

[@Snoozefor10minutes]

😅😅😅did you forget the last time England played in India. They were thrashed both by bat and ball. They took pitch out of the equation. Anyhow India wins outside matches more than other teams, which shows they prepare and are skillfull. Indians have the same point that why we get green pitches in England NZ and bouncy pitches in Australia. I hope ICC says them to make balanced pitch

[@TheOfficialEmirati]

also remember india england pink ball ahmedabad 2021 test. India won by 10 wickets but root got 5-8. Have a normal pitch (and not crap pink SG Ball) then no tense moments for india.

[@Snoozefor10minutes]

@@TheOfficialEmirati yeah I agree that match had a bad pitch, we rectified it in this season, but can you tell me why we get flat tracks in white ball and even tests now in England and green carpets in NZ?

[@nikunjdixit1175]

@@Snoozefor10minutes That was more an issue with the ball than the pitch.

[@arnabiitmphy]

Gus Atkinson, Ollie Stone, Joffra Archer and Mark Wood can be a great quartet of 90+ mph English fast bowlers in Aus during the Ashes. It would be a great contest if all of them remain fit.

[@devinmoose]

South Africa, easily. Bounce, seam, and swing on offer. All you get in Australia is bounce, and in England it's swing, but the wickets are generally flat.

[@distortedsoul27]

It depends on where it is in Australia. Perth and Adelaide, you'll get bounce. Melbourne and Brisbane, you'll get a bit less. Sydney deteriorates quickly, and it's arguably Australia's only spin pitch on the continent. Hobart can have a bit of spin, but they rarely play there; but that may change in the near future with an AFL team getting a new stadium on Hobart.

[@Chamonekaraoke]

tell that to England. won the last two series there with ease.

[@devinmoose]

@@Chamonekaraoke England won which two series? Where?

[@arnabiitmphy]

​@@devinmooseIn South Africa

[@vamshikishore5484]

Hey, I would like to ask - why is ICC seriously NOT considering Top 6 Test Nations as part of Tier 1 next 6 as part of Tier 2 and next 6 as part of Tier 3 - with all Teams need to play min of 3 Test Series mandatory (Home and Away) and the end involving promotion and relagation kind of concept? Top 2 from Tier 1 play WTC Finals - also in a 3 Test Series at a Neutral Venue

[@sushrutsharma6927]

the pitch where the ball bounces on a consistent basis Not like one ball on the same spot bounces normally and the other ball goes sliding like a snake hitting the boot of the batsmen That's what a good pitch should be It's ok to have rank turners but it should bounce normal not inconsistent bounce

[@anchipedia]

Who says Australia never doctored the pitches ??? They did plenty of times

[@Chamonekaraoke]

100% they did. Especially pre-2018 Cape Town

[@shivashantk]

They said come to gabba...😅😅😅

[@longjohn5322]

India is definitely the most difficult place for Australia to win in Tests. The reasons are well known and I don’t believe anything will change until Australia has 2 world class spinners and a decent part timer, to go with a vast improvement in our ability to play the sweep shot effectively, both as a form of defence and offence. If the ICC had 100% control in the overseeing of pitch preparation in all countries then maybe that would help visiting teams in general.

[@7ChaosBlack]

Didn't see you begging for the old WACA deck's preparation to be overseen by the Imperial Cricket Conference aka ICC.

[@longjohn5322]

@@7ChaosBlack I said all countries. Could I be any clearer?

[@OivvV-x1l]

ditching the toss isn't a good idea. That will give one team the ability to decide a concrete strategy while the other one is left with the sole recourse of reacting every time. Its a disadvantage on more than one level

[@kamrankaifi6707]

indian batsmen could able to handle australian pitches because they tend to go flat after a bit and kokaburra ball gets softer hence second new ball is crucial in australia for breakthrough. On the other hand, south african pitches gets trickier after a while and thats where indian batsmen struggle and unable to score. In australia, previously we do not have good bowling attack and used to concede more than 450 runs almost every innings therefore losing the series. Now with bumrah, shami and ashwin, India could able restrict australia below 400 all the time.

[@Bantercaptainxbox]

Teams used to go in tour and okay warm-up games against select XI or county sides. So they had a chance to get used conditions. Its a shame they don't do this

[@SiddheshDesai-r1m]

Toughest 3 should be India Australia Africa Not England in test

[@Alunticstalkedme4072]

England haven't won an Ashes series at home for nearly 10 years. Drawing when you don't hold the urn is still a loss.

[@Chamonekaraoke]

but you still didnt win the series. you haven't won in England since 2001. You're not that good bogan.

[@Alunticstalkedme4072]

@Chamonekaraoke Holding the Ashes, you only have to draw the series, so England has lost back to back at home. You haven't won an Ashes home series for what will end up being 12 years next time around in England. And when it comes to records, you've won one series in Australia since 1987 and didn't win the Ashes again until 2005. And you haven't won a solitary test match in Australia since 2010 and there have been 2 whitewashes since 2007. And then there was that ball change which oozed corruption at the Oval test, and we saw it again against Sri Lanka recently.

[@binitasahoo3872]

I think southafrica because it provides hostile seaming conditions which is why surfaces nippy all day along providing prodigious seam movement off the deck specially johanesburg, newlands, centurion. Also average score in 1st innings is 244 in sa.

[@soumikchatterjee1827]

Just love Jarrod's analysis. His views are so scientific and to the point, it's impossible to find any flaws.

[@AlenBenny-q8t]

India needs to get rid of the rank turner concept and introduce the sporting tracks of 2016-2017... Im not in favour of flattest of flat pitches in India similar to 2000s when every batter averged 55...That was a dark phase when everyone could just accumulate easy test runs... But so is the case of 2020s when no one is able to score in India... An average of 40 in Tests batting in 2020s is equal to an average of 50 in 2000s... We should go back to 2016-17 for best interest of the sport

[@sachinkashyap121]

England should get rid of those grasslands. India put flatter deck in recent series still england couldn’t score enough runs. It’s all about skill. India is the only team who won in Australia twice. Drew series in England and SA recently. Others big team sucks.

[@sivasudheendra6215]

I guess you didn't watch this year's eng vs India series... England got absolute flat pitches yet they couldn't compete apart from first test...

[@darkraider0477]

Pitches for the recent England series were very good

[@angshumanhazarika2592]

Didnt you see the recent test series when Eng toured India?? Atleast 1 team scored more than 400 in their 1st innings in 4 out of 5 tests and 350 plus in the other test. Eng won 3 out of 5 tosses as well. Despite getting so many opportunities to won after the first test, they lost all 4 tests and conceded the series. Eng got very good wickets to bat on in 2016 and 2024 yet they lost very convincingly on both occasions

[@sunrajahirrao6622]

The recent Australia and England test tours to India had the most balanced and sporting wickets. We know the result.

[@Matthew-bu7fg]

the most important series is the current one. Forget preparing for 18 months time, the here and now is most important.

[@tomnicol8927]

surly the main difference is that in the past they had huge amounts of warm up games

[@arnabiitmphy]

I think in SA pitches, the bounce is even more steep compared to Aus pitches. In Aus, it's more true, consistent bounce. That's why, in SA, players get hit on their bodies and gloves so often.

[@CricketEngland]

Australia haven’t won an ashes series outright since 2001 in England

[@louquay]

England haven't won a single test in Australia for over a decade

[@CricketEngland]

@@louquay England last won the Ashes in Australia in 2010/11 which is better than Australia who last won as I said outright in 2001 in England

[@maximus3159]

​@@louquay Australia is so far ahead of England...Eng basically cant win anything in Australia and hype up defences at home😂

[@CricketEngland]

@@louquay head to head over the last 10 years though so Australia 2 - 1 England (2 draws)

[@michaelmulhall5007]

@@maximus3159Australia have not won the Ashes in England since 2001 say it out loud to yourself it might register

[@Chamonekaraoke]

This is different for different teams, there is no one definitive answer: For India it is South Africa (never won there), for England it is Australia (haven't won a Test there since 2011), for Australia it is England or India (no series win since 2001 or 2004).

[@indranilsaha9994]

Bumble is spot on about teams being always on the move.

[@shourjoebasu1896]

The centre of gravity for cricket has shifted and the old geezer is finding that hard to accept, that's all there is to it.

[@chola377]

"I mean, we saw what happened in this match, how the pitch played and stuff like that. I honestly don't mind playing on pitches like this. As long as everyone keeps their mouth shut in India and don't talk too much about Indian pitches, honestly," - Rohit sharma

[@fakestreetspirit]

Absolutely missed "naked in a birdcage" opportunity from JRod.

[@louquay]

ICC should hire neutral curators the same way they used to hire neutral umpires. Make the best pitch possible for every series

[@mayankrathi7333]

Explain best pitch please

[@sushrutsharma6927]

​@@mayankrathi7333the one where the ball bounces on a consistent basis Not like one ball on the same spot bounces normally and the other ball goes sliding like a snake hitting the boot of the batsmen That's what a good pitch should be It's ok to have rank turners but it should bounce normal not Inc inconsistent bounce

[@pgback3620]

Curators who are locals know the conditions so much better, maybe there should be an independent curator to check them but they can't change them

[@TheSpatcho]

Yeah right. ICC got foreign expert curators for the New York pitch and look what happened

[@louquay]

@@mayankrathi7333 plenty in it for the seamers so that it's challenging for batting during the first session on day 1. Begins to flatten out for the rest of day 1. Becomes best for batting on day 2 and the first 2 sessions on day 3. Starts to break up in the 3rd session on day 3. Starts taking turn on day 4 and has completely swung back to the bowlers favour by day 5.

[@AlenBenny-q8t]

Ironically Rank Turners in India since 2021 has opened up opportunities for foreign teams to win... 2017 win by Aus 2021 win by Eng 2023 win by Aus only 3 tests were won by away teams in India..If u look closely all 3 were rank turning spin pitches...When pitches are made such that no one is able to bat, in such bad batting tracks result come out to be just a stroke of luck... India needs to get rid of the rank turner concept and introduce the sporting tracks of 2016-2017... Im not in favour of flattest of flat pitches in India similar to 2000s when every batter averged 55...That was a dark phase when everyone could just accumulate easy test runs... But so is the case of 2020s when no one is able to score in India... we should go back to 2016-17 for best interest of the sport

[@ashishnair12]

2019 also had some good tracks vs SA & Bangladesh.

[@AlenBenny-q8t]

@@ashishnair12 yeahhh true

[@guymulry6168]

The 2021 pitch England won on was a road. Joe Root went big!

[@Riuytfhjklf4634]

We wont get to that situation in near future, because test cricket wont exist outside of Ind,Eng,Aus

[@ayushrai8705]

In my opinion, the toughest conditions would be For batting against pace - South Africa For batting against spin - Bangladesh and Sri Lanka

[@randomreels1021]

If you have started with the top 3 test playing teams, how come England comes into the discussion?

[@keshavtiwari6586]

well u can't really say what are the toughest conditions for the teams but for a single team. For ENG it is Australia and India , For AUS it is probably India and For India it is South Africa and Might be New Zealand as well!

[@SunilPokhrel-wo9ew]

For India it's Aus and Eng,SA is similar to Aussie Condition and they are beatable.

[@imrahulp]

​@@SunilPokhrel-wo9ewat present it is South Africa

[@alextv293]

Probably India, the spinning pitches they make are very difficult to bat on for foreign nations.

[@physco4641]

Well last series against Eng they provided pretty much fair pitches and eng lost 4-1

[@piyushpatel1439]

Not only pitches but when the team took 7 wicket and see axar patel coming to bat who solid no. 6 batsman in subcontinent create big issue, there are many times ashwin have won matches with bat, that is huge difference too, a very strong tailenders

[@Snoozefor10minutes]

I think you forgot the last England series in India, England was thrashed by both bat and ball

[@SParth-j6o]

India drew the last england tour, won last both tours in australia. So yeah its the other two nations that struggle poorly and surrender in away conditions not India

[@Chamonekaraoke]

you drew because it was the wrong year. a year later with Baz you would have been hammered

[@SParth-j6o]

@@Chamonekaraoke Lmfao this “Baz” shit has to be the biggest load of bullcrap happened in cricket. England got buried by 4-1 in India not too back ago where english press and ex-cricketers were predicting easy win for england

[@AdityaSingh-qx5ku]

Toughest pitches- south africa Toughest conditions- england

[@aneeshvno3]

India In Aus -2 times won In Eng - drawn 2-2 In sa- 1-1 Wi - won Sl - won

[@mohitmaths3441]

Eng won the last 2 series in SA

[@richardhingston6073]

SA are a poor side now decimated by quotas and lost players to T20 leagues.

[@7ChaosBlack]

Dead side plundered by England's horrible Kolpak ploy.

[@Chamonekaraoke]

@@7ChaosBlack Labuschagne is South African last time I checked

[@Chamonekaraoke]

@@richardhingston6073 any excuse. admit it you were beaten by the better side

[@spuser12]

If you say pitches are doctored today due to t20 then how were you rating Root above Sachin in a show also Lara. So please don't compare players of different era

[@raheelakhtar7]

Wood, Archer and Atkinson fit for the Ashes. It will be lots of fun, but England would still have to score some runs.

[@shardulkedar6689]

NO chance, England can only at max if they play tooo good draw a series in Australia as of now...They couldn't win home ashes how on earth are they going to defeat ausies in down under..

[@raheelakhtar7]

@@shardulkedar6689 By scoring runs like in 2010-11. Cook and Trott refused to get out, the same as Pujara when India won. The way to win in Australia is tire out their bowlers and hit big runs (easier said than done).

[@Chamonekaraoke]

dont forget Stone

[@vihangaperera]

According to these guys England hasn't ever prepared wickets to suit their bowlers. What a joke! :P

[@avishmaharaj5941]

Currently india historically it has to be south Africa and Australia

[@recharm]

TO say that teams are "doctoring pitches' is utterly false. I remember that Australian pitches were always fast and bouncy, and England pitches always swung. They were "doctored" then, they are "doctored" now.

[@sambecks9036]

@@recharm As a indian i must say that England can't take much home advantage becouse of their unpredictable weather... Just think if they prepared pitch for fast bowler this gave advantage to opponent team also almost every top flight team has atleast 3 fast bowler .....

[@universe1357]

South africa defending in home is best compared to aus or india or england go and check it

[@rishabhjain3726]

they already said playing a 2 match test series is pointless which SA have started to do along with NZ

[@zeeqayum4834]

Keep worshipping India, England Australia. The three countries that ruined cricket for their selfish gain.

[@Sid-e5y]

I get jarrods point,but records do not reflect it at all,india have been the hardest to tour historically by a country mile

[@Tommyshelby202]

Winning in India is easy if the opponent team have two good spinners one left armer and one offie that's it! Indian team is also struggling against good spinners! Last time Australia bottled the Delhi test which thye should have won!

[@deanostanley8530]

Do australia allow overseas players to get experience???

[@mohitmaths3441]

Lower ranked team will decide whether to bat or ball first.

[@samradalpha]

These people still think England team doesn't doctor their pitches. Wanker!!!!

[@arnabiitmphy]

When did England doctor their pitches? This comment section is full of delusional Indians

[@prashants5071]

To their credit Australia doesn't really doctor pitches but India and England do

[@Chamonekaraoke]

bullshit

[@nikhildalmeida]

Never count out Sri Lanka. That's when they are the most dangerous

[@Notebook-j4x]

I think India won't be betaen in India until Ashwin and jadeja are still there. Once both of them are gone, some team can think of winning here. Its just bloody hard to win in India

[@arjunghose2868]

Dont worry we will keep producing newer excellent spinners

[@Notebook-j4x]

@@arjunghose2868 Hope so. Because I really think there's a serious dearth of quality Off Spinners. I am not seeing any able replacement for Ashwin once he retires. There is an ocean of left arm spinners though.

[@arjunghose2868]

@@Notebook-j4x Well whichever type of spin it shouldnt matter i think as long as we keep winning home and away🤣😉

[@Notebook-j4x]

@@arjunghose2868 Ashwin and jadeja's all round abilities. The lack of those attributes in some of the newer players is what tenses me a bit. Just a bit.

[@prineshgovender2956]

​@@arjunghose2868 spinners definitely. But producing two amazing spinning all-rounders, that's a different story. Ashwin and Jadeja have not just been amazing bowlers, they've also added balance. Without their runs, things would be different

[@KutlwanoGeneral]

I think in the Subcontinent the SENA countries are closing the gap.

[@audrishekhardutta1854]

Also india 🇮🇳 is the toughest place to tour for any team... irrespective of the team touring..statistics speaks for itself 🤷🏻

[@MogauLephaka]

Bcz your board are cheats

[@sanatmishra93]

7:38 Didn't age well 😂

[@MrAniks222]

balls "seam" & "swing" in england on pitches that are greener than the outfield and that is old school cricket. Ball spins off the pitches in asia and they are doctored. The level of hypocrisy in english media is just too much to deal with. The era of all-weather teams like the australians of the 90s and the 2000s are gone. There will be more distribution and shares of the spoils between the big 3 for a while. because they get to play each other more and have the maximum financial resources. There are more players from england and australia now who have experienced "doctored" indian conditions than a fresh player in india coming through the ranks . Acknowledge that each country has their own advantage interms of conditions and do not standardize cricket.

[@isaacnewton3514]

Reason Number 390 on why Cricket is failing as a sport: Biased home pitches

[@RishiSingh-rn7dv]

I think the diversity is the good thing about foreign different pitches, don't watch the same track everywhere. U want rank Turner's of Indian Sub cont , serious seam pitches of sout africe , swinging Turner's in england and slow pitches of carribbean

[@KutlwanoGeneral]

South Africa is a graveyard for away teams

[@raheelakhtar7]

Except Australia and occasionally England have won

[@KutlwanoGeneral]

Yes because they are SENA. So the delta is marginal in relative conditions

[@sunnysehrawat5284]

What about in india

[@raheelakhtar7]

@@KutlwanoGeneral England and SA have very different conditions. SA and Australia are slightly closer due to similar bounce. NZ and England are similar-ish.

[@Chamonekaraoke]

tell England that

[@Present4]

New Zealand.

[@akshayyadav10008]

india win 2 series in aus , india win in eng 2021 series

[@arnabiitmphy]

India drew in Eng, didn't win

[@adamvoges8009]

England has lost ashes at home in the following years: 1909 1921 1930 1934 1948 1961 1964 1975 1985 1989 1993 1997 2001

[@vantheman1238]

Not many countries win series in Australia.

[@manjunathmnm]

India won the last series in Australia 💪

[@vantheman1238]

@@manjunathmnmIndian have won their last two series in Australia. These are India’s only Test Series wins in Australia, even so a magnificent performance and shows how good India are in the present day.

[@pk1-g6e]

India and sa both

[@Musically-nl3yw]

how you cant mention india bodied Australia in their home turf Twice 🎉

[@AR-ox6ln]

The moment you talk about pitch, you lost the game. Eng are lambs outside and cows inside. They will never be able to win test series outside or inside against the top 3.

[@shubhamsaini7039]

Jai hind 🇮🇳❤️🙏

[@MrinangoCHAKRABORTY9103]

Australia toughest place to tour? India hasn't lost a series in Australia since a decade 😎 During this period SA,ENG,NZ,PAK,SL,WI all toured AUS and all lost.

[@paramtageja6891]

South africa best australia in australia in 2008 2012 and 2016

[@abcdabcdabcd317]

jarrod kimber.. is biased against India.. Indian team is better than any opposition on home ground in current time .period. India also lost to england when monty panesar and graeme swann bowled better than Indian spinners .. and that English team got respect from Indian fans as well. So, any team can doctor pitches as they like to give them advantage and away team should be skilled enough. This debate is more similar to feminist cribbing about equal pay for say sportman or actors.. You want to give opposition weak team or weaker in particular dept to have handicap points 😂😂 to keep the contest equal . Why not limit the number of spinners india can keep in there test side.😂. or rule where india can only bowl 30 overs of spin per innings..😂 .. Maybe that will help teams to win in India .. Even the spin argument will not help you . what will you do for Bumrah, Shami and Siraj pace bowling . Maybe Bumrah cannot bowl more than 3 balls above 140k or cannot use reverse swing, cannot use slower or yorker in an over😂😮

[@narayananaj3257]

India won in Australia drew in africa and england

[@stivanr3641]

Whats the point being a founder of cricket if it took these many years to win the wc Dont try to downgrade wtc if you are failing to qualify Australia has beaten you guys at your backyard, india tied the series with you and you call it this moral victory. I mean salute to your level of negligence, irresponsible attitude and carelesssness about your test team overall performance. Neither you question your head. Nor your captain wow 😂 on top of you name those defeat as moral victory 🙌😂😂

[@samarmohanty6109]

Bangladesh is the toughest

[@shishpalsuthar5807]

India won

[@rahulsinha623]

Why not you people ever discuss on drop in cheat pitches in Australia ever? Why not ACB construct seperate stadium for cricket in places like Brisbane and Parth likes of Sydney and Melbourne.

[@sarabojiakilan2772]

Can you explain what is your problem with the drop in pitches in Australia? Basically it is an disadvantage for Aussie

[@rahulsinha623]

@@sarabojiakilan2772 when any Australian or English team visit India in past they always put question mark over our pitches that we providing too much square Turner under prepare pitches the fact is they can't play spin well but atleast we prepare pitch on ground unlike prepare pitch somewhere else and just fit it on ground, in recently held T20 World Cup in USA I may understand drop-in pitches as it organize on a temporary stadium, but ACB has money to construct new stadium like Sydney and Melbourne then why they always play cricket in multi sports stadium like Parth, Brisbane, Adelaide why not they construct up a stadium for cricket only if cricket is newly introduced sport's in Australia I may agree but after having the oldest tradition of 100 odd year's you can't justify drop in pitches sorry not agree, and I suggest ICC in next 5 years if ACB not constructing a separate stadium for only cricket in those vanue I mentioned above ICC should cut down the revenue of ACB by 60% atleast.

[@sarabojiakilan2772]

@@rahulsinha623 yeah , drop in pitches provides more neutral in the game . What's your point to criticize drop in pitches ??

[@rahulsinha623]

@@sarabojiakilan2772 according to you but I am not agree on it, it's cheating according to me as because home team has each &every right to prepare the pitch according to their strength but atleast prepare it not bring some artificial pitch and fixed it, bounce suit Australia they can prepare pitch according to it no problem but artificial pitch is cheating that's too decades after decades.🤫

[@rishavraj6973]

Lol how is aus the toughest when even wi beat them at there make believe fortess after they have lost 2 consecutive series' at home to India... Just because eng are so shit that they cant win in aus so aus became the toughest

[@puffprem-m7w]

India the most difficult

[@szlyar]

How about Bangladesh?

[@fun2sh123]

Cricket ki baat ho Rahi h

[@Sancto_63]

India lost the odi series

[@RushGoal1Nil]

India's clown pitches are the worst, about time they produced solid pitches for test matches or face big heavy sanctions which include banning from world cups..

[@darkraider0477]

I guess you conveniently forgot the recent series in India where Bazball was thrashed and humiliated on flat pitches

[@lokeshmehra2434]

crying hard minnows

[@Itzzzshyam]

You guys lose in your country and in India or anywhere if you play against the current Indian team

[@AbdullahChoudhuri]

England huuu Michael vongne said moye moye defect to sl

[@muditchaudhary7255]

Whining poms

[@jitu0782]

Rubbish…. India beat Aussies twice in their own den

[@arnabiitmphy]

So what

[@jitu0782]

@@arnabiitmphy so take a chill pill and piss off

[@meetjobanputra5476]

I think india has been toughest condition as they have lost only two series where australia beat india 2004-2005 and england beat india 2012-2013 in last 25 years

[@arnabiitmphy]

Due to doctored pitches

[@rishavanand6654]

And your pak team lose at home 6 test natches 😂😂

[@keithparker5330]

The presenter couldn't look more disinterested

[@mayankvnssingh1]

England has always been great for pace for 5 days straight, why don't you consider that @jarrod & @bumble

[@lokeshmehra2434]

australia is toughest what a joke not for india only for england who never win in 2 dacade

[@arnabiitmphy]

We'll see what India does this time.