England will seek revenge for Perth’s defeat, but as soon as evening the lights change, the whole game will change:

News India Live, Digital Desk: If we talk about the biggest competition in the world of cricket, then the name of Ashes comes at the top. Today i.e. on Thursday, the second Test match of the series between Australia and England has started at the historic Gabba ground in Brisbane. And this is not an ordinary test, but it Day-Night Test Where the players are in white jerseys Pink Ball Playing with.

After a crushing defeat in the first match in Perth, England are desperate to bounce back here, but we all know that beating Australia at the Gabba is like “snatching a morsel from the lion’s mouth”.

Pink ball and the danger of ‘Twilight’
The most exciting part of this match comes when the sun is setting and the floodlights come on. This is called ‘Twilight Session’. Experts believe that at this time the pink ball flutters in the air like a snake. It becomes difficult for the batsmen to see the ball. Right now it is afternoon in India, which means it is about to be evening in Brisbane. This is the time when bowlers like Mitchell Starc and Pat Cummins can prove to be the most lethal.

England’s hopes: Joe Root and ‘baseball’
England is known for its aggressive style of ‘bazball’, but it remains to be seen how effective this move will be on the bouncy pitches of Australia. England fans are expecting big innings from their captain Ben Stokes and experienced Joe Root. If England want to stay in the match, they will have to put 300-350 runs on the board in the first innings.

Australia: lion in its home
The confidence of the Kangaroo team is sky high. Mitchell Starc is called the ‘King of the Pink Ball’ because his record with the pink ball has been very dangerous. Australian pace attack (fast bowling) will try to destroy England’s batting lineup in this match also.

Keep an eye on the live action
The play on the first day of the match will depend on which team is not nervous in the evening session. If England saves the early wickets, then the match will be in their control, otherwise Australia will sit in the driver’s seat today itself.

The score is changing every moment. If you want to enjoy the real thrill, keep refreshing the scorecard, because something big is going to happen at Gabba today!