Former Australia opener Matthew Hayden has advised Indian bowlers to target the "fourth, fifth stump line" and use the Gabba's natural bounce in the third Test of the Border-Gavaskar Trophy, starting Saturday.

Former Australian cricketer Matthew Hayden has advised Indian bowlers to exploit the Gabba pitch's bounce by targeting the fourth and fifth stump line in the upcoming third Test. He emphasised the need for India's batters to show resilience and bat for extended periods,

Matthew Hayden suggested some strategies that could help India during the third Test in Brisbane. Find out what the legendary opener said, only on CricTracker.

Former opener Matthew Hayden identified how the Indian bowling unit, especially the pacers, can be more effective if they bowl in the fourth and fifth stump line against Australian batters in Brisbane.

Former Australia opener Matthew Hayden has advised the Indian bowlers to target the "fourth, fifth stump line" and make use of the natural bounce offered by the Gabba surface in the third Test of the Border-Gavaskar Trophy starting in Brisbane on Saturday.

Hayden stressed on the need for precision for India's fast bowlers, asking them to concentrate on the fourth and fifth stump line. He also asked them to utilize the extra bounce that Gabba pitch offers.

Former Australia opener Matthew Hayden has advised India to bat first in the third Test of the Border-Gavaskar Trophy series against Australia, starting on December 14, even if the conditions on offer at the Gabba in Brisbane are challenging.

Former Australian cricketer Matthew Hayden has advised Indian bowlers to exploit the Gabba pitch's bounce by targeting the fourth and fifth stump line in the upcoming third Test. He emphasises the need for India's batters to show resilience and bat for extended periods,