Team India is sweating profusely for the Melbourne Test. The Boxing Day Test is going to start in Melbourne from 26th December. In a video surfaced earlier, Australian players have praised the Indian Cricket Board and Indian cricket. Australian players have also accepted the irony of BCCI. Travis Head, who became the biggest headache for Team India in the current Border Gavaskar Trophy, has also won the hearts of crores of Indian fans with his golden words. Let us see what Head and other Kangaroo players have said on ICC, BCCI and Indian cricket.

Travis Head called BCCI the king

In a video that surfaced, Australian players were asked to describe Indian cricket, BCCI and ICC in one word. On this, Australian captain Pat Cummins called all three as 'big'. Whereas Travis Head won the hearts of millions of Indian fans with his answer. Head called BCCI as rulers. Whereas ICC was placed at second position. He described Indian cricket as strong. Veteran spinner Nathan Lyon called BCCI 'big', ICC as 'boss' and Indian cricket as passionate. Apart from this, Glenn Maxwell described ICC as 'boss' and BCCI as 'powerful'.

AUSTRALIAN PLAYERS ON BCCI, ICC, INDIAN CRICKET…!!!! [ABC Sport]

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— Johns. (@CricCrazyJohns) December 23, 2024

Smith considered BCCI more 'powerhouse' than ICC

Australia's legendary cricketer Steve Smith also praised BCCI a lot. He called the Indian Cricket Board a 'powerhouse'. When he was asked about ICC, he described ICC as 'not that powerful'. He described ICC as less powerful than BCCI. After this Smith started laughing. Then he laughed and said, 'No, no, I can't say that. It was a joke'.

Jai Shah is ICC Chairman

It is noteworthy that Jay Shah, who sat on the throne of ICC, has earlier played a big role in BCCI. Let us tell you that the Indian Cricket Board is the richest cricket board in the world. Jay Shah was the secretary of BCCI till recently. However, he has taken over the post of ICC Chairman from December 1. You can estimate the power of BCCI and Indian Cricket Board from this.