India and Australia will battle it out in a four-match Test series

India is now in second place and has to win at least three of their last four Test matches to ensure a spot in the championship. It won't be simple, especially with Australia being an absolute powerhouse in the sport. David Warner, the Australian opener, gave his first impressions on how the series would develop as two of the greatest players in red-ball cricket go head-to-head. In a lengthy interview with the media following his scorching double-century in his 100th Test, Warner discussed India's opponents and how the sub-circumstances continent's will determine the outcome of the series.

He added, "There will be occasions when it's going to be tricky over there, but it's about how our batters can build and bat big as we did in Pakistan. " He also discussed Australia's strategy for dealing with those difficult conditions.