India vs Australia 2017: All you need to know about the fourth Test in Dharamsala

#4 Curators promise something for everyone

The visitors take a look at the surface on the eve of the match (Image Courtesy: cricket.com.au)

As always, there is enormous intrigue over the all important 22 yards in Dharamsala. The lingering trend in the series has seen curators’ predictions and teams’ expectations become exactly the opposite of what eventually transpired on match day.

The venue’s curator has promised a ‘true Test match wicket where the game lasts till the fifth day’. While seamers have been backed to get assistance from the pitch, the batsmen may not mind the even pace and bounce. Spinners are expected to obtain some purchase as the contest goes on. Unlike other venues, the toss may not be as crucial here as copious cloud cover could prevent the surface from deteriorating rapidly.