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Perth's fiery pitch tradition lives on at Optus stadium

Curator Isaac McDonald assures pacy and bouncy pitch for November 22-26 India v Australia opening Test at Western Australia venue

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Australia pacer Pat Cummins takes a catch off his own bowling to dismiss India’s Jasprit Bumrah on Day Five of the second Test at Perth in December 2018. Pic/Getty Images; (right) Perth head curator Isaac McDonald

Australia pacer Pat Cummins takes a catch off his own bowling to dismiss India’s Jasprit Bumrah on Day Five of the second Test at Perth in December 2018. Pic/Getty Images; (right) Perth head curator Isaac McDonald

India will be accorded a tough welcome to Australia as the Optus Stadium pitch for the opening Test of the Border-Gavaskar Trophy has been prepared to offer—good bounce and pace—true to the tradition of the fiery tracks in Perth.

Focus on training at WACA

India will enter the Perth Test, beginning from November 22, without playing any practice match as the visitors had cancelled an intra-squad side game that was scheduled to be played behind closed doors from November 15 to 17.

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