The Indian cricket team once again failed to perform when it mattered the most, with Australia emerging triumphant by 209 runs in the ICC World Test Championship final.
Be it the bowling unit or the batting unit, the players hardly managed to create an impact. India head coach Rahul Dravid understandably had to answer some difficult questions after the match, particularly from his former teammates Sourav Ganguly and Harbhajan Singh.
Ganguly, the former BCCI president and India captain, asked Dravid about the 'falling averages' of Indian batters over the last couple of years.
Dravid defended the downfall, suggesting averages are falling in every team as the pitches in Tests have become more result oriented. "Our top-5 is quite experienced.
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