Former England captain and commentator Nasser said Indian batsmen should learn from Babar Azam and Kane Williamson how to play the pacers when the ball is moving around.

Former England captain Nasser Hussain has expressed disappointment with the poor performance of the Indian batters in the ICC Test Championship final at the Oval

Former England captain Nasser Hussain suggested the Indian top batters could get some tips on how to deal with pacers from Pakistan's Babar Azam and New Zealand's Kane Williamson.

Paying tribute to Babar and the former New Zealand captain, Nasser noted that they are technically strong batsmen as they play the ball late and wait to the end.

The fans may be after me for saying that, but I think the Indian elite need to watch Babar and Kane play the pacer when the ball is moving.

It is worth mentioning here that the Lahore-born cricketer caused controversy over his outstanding performance in the Test Championship final.

On day three of the final, renowned commentator Alison Mitchell recalled the innings that saved the game in the second friendly between Pakistan and Australia.

India lost Test World Cup final for second straight season; Also in 2021 they lost to New Zealand.
As first innings centurions Travis Head and Steve Smith began dominating Team India's bowlers, Rohit claimed his team lost the game on the first day of Testing.

While Rohit will lead India to the ICC Men's Cricket World Cup later this year, there are still uncertainties about his future and that of some of his team-mates ahead of the 2025 World Test Championship cycle.

All four players - former captain Virat Kohli, reliable No.3 Cheteshwar Pujara, recalled batsman Ajinkya Rahane and Rohit himself - are older than 34 and will be in their late careers in two years if they maintain their current form and it there are still games in India's Test XI for the next finals.

India itself was responsible for another defeat in a major competition, as Australia were clearly the superior team on all fronts. The last ICC Championship won by India was in 2013.

This made Australia the first group to win all of the ICC Championships. Australia won the ODI World Cup in 1987, 1999, 2003, 2007 and 2015. In addition, it won the ICC Champions Trophy in 2006 and 2009 in a row.