New Delhi: Australian all-rounder Michelle Marsh Has praised the experienced spinners of India. Ravichandran Ashwin And Ravindra JadejaRecognizing his world-class abilities.
The much-awaited match between cricket superpowers India and Australia is set to begin in Perth on Friday.
Against Australia, Ashwin has displayed remarkable skill, taking 114 wickets in 42 innings of 22 Test matches with an economy rate of 2.70. In Australian conditions, Ashwin’s record shows 39 wickets in 10 Test matches with an economy rate of 2.93.
Jadeja’s record against Australia includes 89 wickets in 17 matches at an average of 19.29 with an economy rate of 2.33. Since his Test debut against England in 2012, the 35-year-old has scalped 319 wickets in 77 Test matches with an economy rate of 2.51.
Marsh, recognizing India’s capable pace attack, indicated his readiness to face both Jadeja and Ashwin.

“They are world-class bowlers. I’m looking forward to the challenge, but how much of a role spin will play in Australia, we’ll wait and see. They have an excellent fast bowling attack, but there’s no doubt about that,” Marsh told *Fox Cricket* Told, “You are a world class spinner and I have a lot of respect for him.”

Regarding his strategy against the Indian spinners, Marsh expressed confidence in his superior abilities.
“I’ve grown a lot as a player and I’ll go into that fight with a positive mindset,” Marsh said.
The Border-Gavaskar series will start with the Perth Test on 22 November.

Adelaide Oval will host the second day-night Test from December 6 to 10. The third Test is scheduled from 14 to 18 December at the Gabba, Brisbane.
The traditional Boxing Day Test will run from 26 to 30 December at the Melbourne Cricket Ground.
The series will conclude with the fifth Test at the Sydney Cricket Ground from January 3 to 7.