Border-Gavaskar Trophy 2025: The Indian team finds itself in an unknown territory after a bilateral Test series loss against New Zealand. After the 3-0 series loss against New Zealand, India are now virtually out of the World Test Championship finals and will have to register a remarkable comeback to give themselves the chance to play in the marquee red-ball match. India’s tour to Australia for the Border-Gavaskar trophy will be a crucial one and will decide the future course of the Indian cricket team.

A lot of eyeballs are also fixated upon former India captain Virat Kohli who is far from his best and is notably in the last phase of his illustrious career. India will rely heavily on Virat Kohli and his heroics if they want to win the Border-Gavaskar trophy. There is a lot of scrutiny around Virat Kohli, his batting and his ability to play spin bowling.

Virat Kohli’s Fans Irk Him At Mumbai Airport

The players of the Indian cricket team are scheduled to travel to Australia in two batches, on November 10th and November 11th. There has been a lot of things spoken about the upcoming Border-Gavaskar Trophy and the Indian players will like to get used to the Australian conditions ahead of the marquee series.

Virat Kohli was recently spotted at the Mumbai airport where he was swarmed by his fans asking him for selfies. The former India captain was also accompanied by his family. Virat looked a bit irritated as the continued selfie and photograph requests forced his family to wait for him.

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India’s Grit To Be Tested Down Under

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It has been more than a decade since Australia last won the Border-Gavaskar Trophy and to make matters worse, they also lost the last two home BGTs against India. This time around the Aussies look pretty desperate to win the Border-Gavaskar Trophy back. India too are under the pump and it won’t be easy for them to challenge Australia in Australia.