Australia was fixed by turn in the first day universal yet captain Steve Smith has cautioned his side should be prepared for India's other rocking the Bowling Alley weapons.
The vacationers were disappointed by wrist spinners Yuzvendra Chahal and Kuldeep Yadav, who took five wickets between them, to go around 26 keeps running as they pursued a rain-abbreviated focus of 164 of every 21 overs.
Australia had acquired nearby bowler KK Jiyas in front of Sunday's diversion to work on confronting a left-arm wrist spinner and Smith said the execution in Chennai was baffling however that his side must be prepared for additional.
"We unquestionably haven't quite recently been concentrating on wrist turn. We've been confronting our quick bowlers in the nets and other net bowlers also," Smith said.
"There hasn't recently been that attention on turn knocking down some pins, that is without a doubt. India has some quality seamers too," he included.
It was quick bowlers Jasprit Bumrah and Hardik Pandya who shook the Australian best request before the spinners moved in.
Leg-spinner Chahal and Yadav additionally slipped in a couple of knuckleballs - knocked down some pins with fingertips and discharged in an approach to diminish any sort of pivot on the ball - for stun esteem.
Smith demanded there were no curve balls in the amusement, as Australia had arranged for all difficulties.
"The folks realized what they would accompany before this amusement. Everybody had seen the recording and watched a touch of the arrangement in Sri Lanka where they knocked down some pins many (knuckleballs)," said Smith.
"It wasn't any astonishment to us. Batting for 20 overs is troublesome when you're losing wickets and attempting to go very hard.
"It didn't work out as we would have enjoyed yet we must turn things around in a few days in Kolkata," he included.
Smith likewise trusts Australia spinner Adam Zampa needs to react, in the wake of getting hammered against Pandya whose 83-run barrage took India to 281-7 out of 50 overs.
Pandya crushed the leg-spinner for a four and three progressive sixes of everyone over to raise his third ODI fifty.
Zampa made Pandya his lone wicket of the innings. Be that as it may, the bowler's 10 overs cost 66 runs.
"I figure the message to Zampa also was to attempt and bring his length back a tiny bit. He was rocking the bowling alley full and Hardik looked like hitting each one of those for six," said Smith.
"When he recovered his length a tad bit and influenced him to go to the ball he got him out."
The vacationers were disappointed by wrist spinners Yuzvendra Chahal and Kuldeep Yadav, who took five wickets between them, to go around 26 keeps running as they pursued a rain-abbreviated focus of 164 of every 21 overs.
Australia had acquired nearby bowler KK Jiyas in front of Sunday's diversion to work on confronting a left-arm wrist spinner and Smith said the execution in Chennai was baffling however that his side must be prepared for additional.
"We unquestionably haven't quite recently been concentrating on wrist turn. We've been confronting our quick bowlers in the nets and other net bowlers also," Smith said.
"There hasn't recently been that attention on turn knocking down some pins, that is without a doubt. India has some quality seamers too," he included.
It was quick bowlers Jasprit Bumrah and Hardik Pandya who shook the Australian best request before the spinners moved in.
Leg-spinner Chahal and Yadav additionally slipped in a couple of knuckleballs - knocked down some pins with fingertips and discharged in an approach to diminish any sort of pivot on the ball - for stun esteem.
Smith demanded there were no curve balls in the amusement, as Australia had arranged for all difficulties.
"The folks realized what they would accompany before this amusement. Everybody had seen the recording and watched a touch of the arrangement in Sri Lanka where they knocked down some pins many (knuckleballs)," said Smith.
"It wasn't any astonishment to us. Batting for 20 overs is troublesome when you're losing wickets and attempting to go very hard.
"It didn't work out as we would have enjoyed yet we must turn things around in a few days in Kolkata," he included.
Smith likewise trusts Australia spinner Adam Zampa needs to react, in the wake of getting hammered against Pandya whose 83-run barrage took India to 281-7 out of 50 overs.
Pandya crushed the leg-spinner for a four and three progressive sixes of everyone over to raise his third ODI fifty.
Zampa made Pandya his lone wicket of the innings. Be that as it may, the bowler's 10 overs cost 66 runs.
"I figure the message to Zampa also was to attempt and bring his length back a tiny bit. He was rocking the bowling alley full and Hardik looked like hitting each one of those for six," said Smith.
"When he recovered his length a tad bit and influenced him to go to the ball he got him out."
