WTC Final 2023 Virat Kohli and Cheteshwar Pujara Test Record against Australia

India vs Australia, WTC Final 2023: All the fans are eagerly waiting for the start of the final match of the second edition of the World Test Championship (WTC) to be played between India and Australia from June 7 next week. This historic match between the two teams will be played at The Oval ground in England. In this match, everyone’s eyes will be on the performance of many big players of both the teams. For Team India, the performance of Virat Kohli and Cheteshwar Pujara with the bat will be very important.

Both Virat Kohli and Cheteshwar Pujara have seen excellent records in the Test format against Australia so far. At the same time, an exciting battle can also be seen between Kohli and Pujara in this final match. Since making his Test debut in 2010, Cheteshwar Pujara has so far scored 2033 runs in 24 Tests against Australia at an average of 50.83. On the other hand, Virat Kohli has scored 1979 runs in 24 Tests against Australia at an average of 48.27.

An exciting battle can be seen between the two players in this final match. The Indian team can get the benefit of this. Right now Pujara is 54 runs ahead of Kohli in this matter. But seeing the current form of Kohli’s form, all the fans are expecting a big innings from him. At the same time, Pujara has already given indications of being in his form while playing in county cricket for the last 2 months.

The record of both the teams at The Oval ground so far

Before this match played at The Oval ground in London, if the records of both the teams are seen on this ground, then India has played 14 Test matches here. Out of this, where 7 matches ended in a draw, he had to face defeat in 5, while he could only win in 2. After playing 38 matches on this ground, Australia could win only in 7 matches, while it has faced defeat in 17 matches, apart from this, 14 matches have ended in a draw.

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