Australia's pacer Scott Boland has said that Australia didn’t panic despite having a massive debacle to India in Perth.

Scott Boland 
Ahead of the day-night clash at Adelaide Oval, Scott Boland believes that despite losing to India in the series opener, Australia didn’t do much wrong on the field. Boland, 35, however, is a top contender to replace Josh Hazlewood, who is ruled out of the Adelaide Test due to a 'low grade left side injury.'

"There's definitely not panic stations in our change rooms,” Boland said on Saturday, 30 November.

“There's obviously going to be some chats around individual performances and everyone wants to perform really well every game they play. But yeah, it's like, we've lost one game. It's not toys out of the cot, I don't think.”

"We've spoken as a team about our plans for all the different Indian batters. I won't tell you those, but we've got pretty set plans.

“They might have a little bit of a tweak after the guys have seen them again from Perth, because obviously (Yashasvi) Jaiswal batted really well there. KL Rahul batted well in the second dig as well and really dug in. So we'll probably have a chat over the next week and our plans might slightly change, but I'm pretty confident what we did in the first game was good.”

Boland featured in 10 Tests so far, he averages an excellent 20.3 and has 35 wickets to his name for Australia.

Australia squad for second Test: Pat Cummins (Captain), Scott Boland, Alex Carey (Wicketkeeper), Josh Hazlewood, Travis Head, Josh Inglis, Usman Khawaja, Marnus Labuschagne, Nathan Lyon, Mitch Marsh, Nathan McSweeney, Steve Smith, Mitchell Starc, Beau Webster.