Instead, they would be trying to answer some tough questions after the ten-wicket hammering they got here on Sunday during an intense training session in the first half of the day. Less than a week ago, they were ecstatic. A victory in Perth, led by Jasprit Bumrah, after the historic home series defeat should have given them a lot of confidence. However, it all seems to be back to square one in Adelaide. And it is only an indication of the underlying issues that go deeper than the results.
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