Dubai Pitch Report for India vs Australia CT 2025 Semi-Final: “Bone Dry, Rohit Sharma to Win Toss and …”

Team India will take on Australia in the first semi-phase of the champions trophy in Dubai on Tuesday. However, Experts Have Taken an exception to India Staying in Dubai for the Entre Duration of the ICC Showpiece, Saying the Move Allowed Them Better Chance to Accolimatise to the Conditions in the TOURNAMENTES TEMS TAMS TEMS TOURNAMTIONS. However, ahead of the final, it was revled that the semi-final between India and australia will be played on a fresh track to even the playing conditions a little.

For the universed, India was asked to play on three different pitches during their three group games.

Sharing his views on the pitch ahead of the match, Former India batter aakash chopra has advised India captain Captain Rohit Sharma to Bat first if he wins the toss.

“A fresh pitch for #Indvaus semifinal. Bit of Right Won’T make any difference.

A fresh pitch for #INDVAUS Semifinal. We
Shall find out the real meaning of ‘the more we change, the more we remain the same’

Whole Square at the Dubai International Stadium is Bone-Dry and Bereft of Grass. Going a little bit of left or right won’t make any different. Mast …

– Aakash Chopra (@cricketaakash) March 3, 2025

On the Eve of the match, rohit insisted that dubai is not their “home venue” and the pitches here have Thrown up “different challenges” to his side.

“Every time, the pitch is giving you different challenges. The three matches that we play New for Us Too, “Rohit said during the pre-match press meet ahead of the semifinal against Australia.

“There are four or five surfaces that are being used here. Not. And we will play on that, “He added.

“We saw that when the (new zealand) bowlers were bowling, it was swinging a little bit. We did not see it in the first two games when our bowling. Spin, today there was a bit of it.

“So, there are different things on every surface. So, it is not like we know what is going to happy on this pitch and what is not going to happy,” He said.