Gavaskar Trophy (BGT) begins, all eyes are on Team India as they prepare to face Australia in a thrilling five-match Test series. The series is set to kick off on November 22 in Perth, and India’s biggest challenge lies ahead.

Even though Rishabh Pant is anticipated to play for the visitors, Paine thinks that if Jurel does not keep wickets, his batting ability might justify a position as a specialist batter.

Gavaskar Trophy starting from November 22 in Perth. India come into the series having suffered a 0-3 defeat to New Zealand at home. One of the major concerns for India ahead of the series is the vulnerable form of the batters.

India's star batter Rishabh Pant added another milestone to his career on Saturday, smashing the fastest Test fifty by an Indian against New Zealand on Day 2 of the third Test at the Wankhede Stadium in Mumbai.

Rishabh Pant scored 60 off 59 balls and laced it with eight fours and two sixes. He was trapped in front of his stumps by leg-spinner Ish Sodhi before Lunch on day two of the third Test at the Wankhede Stadium.

Rishabh Pant's explosive 36-ball fifty helped India recover from 84/4 on Day 2 against New Zealand. India was eventually bowled out for 263, taking a 28-run lead, with Shubman Gill scoring 90 before falling to Ajaz Patel's five-wicket haul.

India begins Border-Gavaskar Trophy preparations with key players like Jaiswal and Pant aiming to overcome batting concerns and secure qualification for the WTC final.

Dhruv Jurel has played in three Test matches for India and has shown glimpses of a fearless batter against big opposition. He made his debut against England earlier in the year in the red-ball format and has scored 190 runs in four innings across.

Star wicketkeeper Rishabh Pant begins practice at Perth's WACA Ground ahead of India's Border-Gavaskar Trophy clash against Australia, starting November 22.