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Read this small thread to know why #GabbaTest win is so special. 👇

1. India didn't had it's key players playing like Rahul and kohli. So it was always a pressure situation. Even you not see on face but it lies well within them

2. Big players like Ishant, shami, umesh and Bhuvi were injured

3. Rahane was New captain with very few experience in Captaincy. He only captained 4 matches before it.

4. Gabba was the ground or I would say fortress of Australia where it was unbeaten for past 33 years

5. Paine was Sledging Ashwin in last match

6. India had previously played 6 matches at Gabba and had a record of losing 5 and drawing 1.

7. The bowlers which were bowling had a total of 13 wickets in International test matches whereas Australian bowlers had a combined number of 1200 wicket in tests. These guys managed to take all 20 wickets but Cummins, Hazelwood, Starc and Lyon couldn't.

8. India had many youngsters batting with very few experience like pant, gill, sundar and shardul thakur. Still they scored for team India when it was needed the most

9. Also all great players of past predict the results in Australia's Favour

10. So India although against all the odds against them defeated Australian team in their fortress.

This is all what makes this win so special. 🇮🇳🐅💙

What a moment 💙💙💙

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