Former Australia captain Ian Chappell said that the Cummins, Hazlewood and Starc will be coming at India with all guns blazing in the Test series.
Virat Kohli's India will hope for redemption in Australia after Test series reverses in South Africa and England.
In his column Chappell paid glowing tribute to Indian captain Virat Kohli, comparing his Edgbaston hundred to Stan McCabe's epic double hundred during the 1938 Ashes.
Chappell listed a number of weaknesses in the England line-up from Alastair Cook's performance suffering due to not having a stable opening partner to predictability in their pace attack which comprises only right-arm pacers.
Chappell felt that game's stakeholders talk about saving Test cricket but it has only amounted to mere lip service.
Appointed coach of the Indian cricket team in May 2005, Chappell's tenure was riddled with controversies, starting with the dropping of Ganguly during a tour of Zimbabwe later that year.
India are set to play four Tests and a limited overs series in Australia starting from last week of November.
The former Australia captain said "strong leadership" is the need of the hour to correct this image of Australian cricket team but none has been forthcoming.
Ganguly got in touch with Chappell as he thought he "would be the best person" to help him in his mission.
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