Optus Stadium in Perth where the Australian team is invincible. Where even Team India has not been able to defeat him, now the Border-Gavaskar series is going to start from the 22-yard strip of the same Perth and the new captain of Team India, Jasprit Bumrah has made up his mind to reverse this history. Jasprit Bumrah said in the press conference before the Perth Test that he likes difficult jobs and is completely ready for captaincy.

Jasprit Bumrah's big talk

Jasprit Bumrah said, 'I see captaincy as a responsibility, not a post. I like difficult things since childhood. I always like to face difficulties. This is like a new challenge for me. I am feeling good. There can be no greater pride than this. If you play Test cricket for the country, it is a big thing and if you captain, it is an even bigger thing.

'Spoke to Rohit Sharma'

Rohit Sharma told, 'I had talked to Rohit Sharma earlier. But after coming here it became clear that I will be the captain. Bumrah further said that Virat Kohli will also be here to help him. Bumrah said, 'I made my Test debut under the captaincy of Virat. He is the leader of the team. He is one of the greatest players. He is a very professional player. I don't want to look but Virat Kohli looked very good in the nets. He is batting well.

Big responsibility on Bumrah in Perth

Jasprit Bumrah will have a big responsibility to ensure victory in Perth. Last time this player played in Perth, Bumrah had taken five wickets. Bumrah has taken 32 wickets in 7 matches on Australian soil. Now Bumrah will have to maintain this performance. Team India's bowling unit is a bit inexperienced and in such a situation, the responsibility on Bumrah has increased further.