Updated On: 27 August, 2024 07:43 AM IST | Mumbai | Clayton Murzello
Former Australia pace ace predicts 3-2 scoreline in favour of hosts; there will be no drawn games in the five-Test series Down Under, he says

Mohammed Siraj hugs Rishabh Pant to celebrate India’s series victory over Australia at The Gabba in Brisbane on January 19, 2021. Pic/Getty Images
Former Australia fast bowler Geoff Lawson, 66, reckons the forthcoming Border-Gavaskar Trophy series Down Under could turn out to be, “the best Test series of the 21st century.” For the first time in the 77-year India v Australia Test rivalry, the Indians will travel to Australia buoyed by the fact that they have won the last two Test series there.
Lawson, who was flown in as a replacement for injured pacer Alan Hurst on the 1979-80 tour of India without playing a Test against Sunil Gavaskar & Co, figured in 10 one-day internationals against India. He coached Pakistan for 15 months and was head coach of Kochi Tuskers in the 2012 edition of the Indian Premier League.