5 takeaways for Australia from the India-Australia series

#1 Warner’s improving record in Asia

Warner was brilliant in the last 3 games of the series.

Warner’s struggles in Asia are no secret. And his record has notbeen great. In Tests against Bangladesh, he made significant strides towards correcting his record by scoring two big centuries.

Even in ODIs, Warner didn’t boast of a great record, he had 308 runs (one century and one fifty) in 12 games at an average of 25.67 before the start of this series.

In this series, he got into his groove slowly (with a couple of failures in the first two games) but finished as the third highest run-getter in the series (second-highest for Australia). With scores of 42, 124 and 53 in the last three games, Warner showed his class and power.

Not only this, it also showed how much Australia depend on him and Finch. Whenever Warner scored, Australia ended up with a big score in this series. His contribution and his improvement in Asia is the biggest takeaway for Australia from this series.