Closed door games for India series might help Australia - Khawaja

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Playing against India behind closed doors in the much-anticipated test series at the end of the year might end up being an advantage for the home side, according to Australia batsman Usman Khawaja.

FILE PHOTO: Cricket - ICC Cricket World Cup - India v Australia - The Oval, London, Britain - June 9, 2019 Australia's Usman Khawaja in action Action Images via Reuters/Andrew Boyers/File Photo

Khawaja, though, thinks that might not necessarily be a disadvantage for the home side given how much noise Australia’s significant South Asian community make when India tour Down Under. “It’s a really weird feeling. When you’re in India, you expect to be outnumbered massively but you can be outnumbered in Melbourne, as well as Sydney to some extent also.”

“They were clearly the better team last time, we hung in there but Pujara was outstanding and Kohli led from the front as a captain,” he added.

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