Border Gavaskar Trophy 2025: A three-match Test series was played between India and New Zealand. In which the Indian team had to face a shameful defeat by 0-3. Indian batsmen had a very poor performance in this series, after which there were even demands for retirement of some players. Now amidst all this, a series of 5 test matches is going to be held between India and Australia from 22nd November. Which is being known as Border Gavaskar Trophy 2025.

After the poor performance of the Indian team against the Kiwi team, the team seems to be in trouble. Due to which it is believed that BCCI can make changes in the Indian team. According to media reports, the selection committee may decide to return 4 players to Team India's squad in the Test series to be held on Australia tour.

These players will return in BGT 2025

For the Indian team, veteran batsmen like Virat Kohli and Rohit Sharma are struggling with poor form these days, which is becoming a problem for the team. In such a situation, Gambhir and selectors can once again update Team India's squad for Border Gavaskar Trophy 2025. According to media reports, the selection committee may decide to make changes in the squad of Team India in the Test series to be held in Australia and bring back Shardul Thakur, Ajinkya Rahane, Cheteshwar Pujara and Mohammed Shami.

Played important role in GABA test

If reports are to be believed, Shardul Thakur can also make a place in the team in the role of pace all-rounder. 33-year-old Shardul played an important role in India's victory in the Gabba Test on the last Australia tour. Recently he has recovered from injury and is also performing well in domestic matches. Currently he is playing Ranji Trophy for Mumbai. In such a situation, even though Shardul may have been away from the Indian team since the South Africa tour last year, he is also expected to enter the Border Gavaskar Trophy 2025.

How was your test career?

Talking about Shardul Thakur's Test career, till now he has played 11 Test matches. In which he has taken 31 wickets in his name. He has taken 30 wickets in 19 innings of Test matches at an average of 28.56. His economy has been 3.60. And he has taken 7 wickets for 61 runs which is his best till date. Shardul gets a place as the fourth bowler in the playing 11 abroad because he can also bat.