Dive deep into the reasons behind India’s loss in the Border-Gavaskar Trophy. Was it a captaincy failure, mismanagement, internal politics, or poor team dynamics? This episode explores the key controversies, strategic errors, and management missteps that led to India’s downfall. Featuring expert insights, we analyze player performances, leadership challenges, team selection issues, and the impact of Bumrah's absence. Don’t miss this comprehensive breakdown of what went wrong for Indian cricket.

Podcast Chapters:

• 00:00 - Intro
• 00:04 - India’s post-match frustrations
• 01:02 - Management and team failures
• 05:04 - Team composition issues
• 07:09 - Poor bowling selections
• 09:29 - Team struggles in Australia
• 11:41 - Impact of Bumrah’s absence
• 14:02 - Conditions affecting performance
• 16:10 - Strategic errors cost matches
• 18:22 - Batting collapses under pressure
• 20:42 - Kohli’s struggles analyzed
• 25:00 - Kohli’s limitations exposed
• 29:01 - Domestic players and selection issues
• 31:21 - Mental clarity and pressure
• 35:47 - Lack of bowling partnerships
• 40:01 - Post-series analysis
• 42:11 - Poor decisions and missed chances
• 44:21 - Spin strategies evaluated
• 45:04 - Politics hurt team cohesion
• 46:37 - Leadership cost key matches
• 49:33 - Team dynamics and controversies
• 53:08 - Concerns about bowling depth
• 55:22 - Promising players analyzed
• 57:43 - Poor utilization of talent
• 1:00:01 - Australia’s smarter strategies
• 1:03:05 - Batting techniques under pressure
• 1:08:58 - Pant’s leadership analyzed
• 1:10:00 - Lack of aggression in strategies
• 1:13:55 - Fitness and performance issues
• 1:16:54 - Problems at No. 4 position
• 1:19:17 - Leadership and morale impact
• 1:22:47 - Poor communication in management
• 1:25:15 - Leadership struggles and morale
• 1:27:48 - Player controversies discussed
• 1:32:22 - Selection and management failures
• 1:37:31 - Favouritism and poor preparation
• 1:40:45 - Fan toxicity and team dynamics
• 1:42:54 - Bowler workload issues
• 1:45:19 - Injuries and management concerns
• 1:48:59 - Outro