Shikhar Dhawan, disappointed, opens the way to a test for the Australian series

Shikhar Dhawan, the first game of the Indian team, was not among the 18 players in the series of four games against Australia, scheduled for December 6. After a series of poor performances in the longest format, Cricket in India (BCCI) has decided to abandon the 32-year-old player for the Test Down Under series. Reflecting on his ouster from the team, Dhawan said that he had been defeated after being informed of his dislike for the test, but had also claimed that he had evolved beyond that. "Yes, I was a little sad but I have evolved and I am in a good state of mind.I am in a good mood positive.I enjoy my game.I'm happy. have some free time and I will appreciate I'm happy and once everything will be fine for me, "Dhawan told ESPNCricinfo.com

In the absence of Steve Smith, David Warner and Cameron Bancroft , an exhausted Australian team will be against India's number one test team. Speaking of the chances of India Down Under, Dhawan said the team had a good opportunity to win a series in Australia but that it had to

"I think we have a very good chance of winning the series here. "We have to play full cricket in all three departments, whether it's batting, bowling or catching – we have to be consistent and we will have a good chance of beating Australia," Dhawan added.

Dhawan recently returned. train in the limited number of cricket. The opener made a terrific outing in the T20 International (T20I) home series against the Windies, and then continued with the bat in the recently concluded T20I series against Australia. Addressing the upcoming 2019 World Cup, to be held in England in May, Dhawan said he wanted to continue his momentum with the tournament stick and that he was currently focusing on his preparations.

"I will give the best of myself, I am a strong supporter of the process and once everything is well understood, other things will follow of course. would like to bring the World Cup back home.

"I've done well in both champions' trophies in England and with my experience, I hope to gain a lot of points in the World Cup, give good starts and sail so that we can recover the Cup, "concluded Dhawan.