New Delhi. The team had a lot of expectations from the famous Krishna in India A vs Australia a unofficial test being played in Lucknow. He completely disappointed Shreyas Iyer’s captaincy team. In this match, neither he could not take wickets nor was he able to stop the run. The bowler who made headlines with his fast -paced sple on England’s land and became the hero of the Oval Test. The same famous Krishna appeared completely faded on Indian pitches. The Kangaroo batsmen beat him fiercely and craved him for the wicket.

Famous Krishna shines in the oval
Krishna was given a place with special expectations in India A’s Playing XI. In The Oval Test against England, he impressed his sharp bowling. In that match, he scored 16 overs in the first innings. During this, the famous for 62 runs, the famous also took four wickets. After this, in the second innings, he took four wickets for 126 runs in 27 overs. He took a total of eight wickets in this match. This magnificent bowling became the father of victory on India’s England.

Opposite situation as soon as India comes

He had put England’s strong batting line-up under pressure from his speed and movement. This was the reason that he came to be considered to be the trusted fast bowler of Team India’s future. But the situation on the land of India was completely reversed. Krishna was neither special help during bowling against Australia A nor did he harass the opposition batsmen with line-length. Australian batters took an aggressive stance and looted fierce runs on them. The result was that Krishna could not get a single wicket in his entire quota and the rungay was also 5.40 i.e. Curry 6.

Kangaroos beat fiercely
It is often challenging for the fast bowlers to be successful on Indian pitches, but it was expected from a bowler like Krishna to affect his speed and bounce. But the Kangaroo batsmen played their balls easily and finding a continuous gap. Locked a total of 86 runs in 16 overs. This failure of Krishna raises the question whether he can prove fatal only under foreign circumstances or has the power to prove himself even on domestic wickets.