On the pitches used in the tests between India and Australia, Daniel Vettori said, “That’s The Big Difficulty.”

Australian spinner Todd Murphy, 22, has managed to keep up with the more seasoned spinners competing for the Border Gavaskar Trophy despite his inexperience. Murphy managed to keep up with players like Nathan Lyon, Ravindra Jadeja, and Ravichandran Ashwin. He is the focal point of the most recent BGT series episode. “Todd possesses the ability to adapt to pretty much any situation in the game by being able to bowl both defensively and offensively. It has been impressive for such a young and inexperienced spinner to be able to come here, handle these challenging situations, and fulfill the job that is necessary “According to Daniel Vettori, as cited by ESPNCricinfo

The third test match of the Border Gavaskar Trophy saw the 22-year-old only manage to take one wicket. The former Indian captain Virat Kohli was his lone victim, and that one wicket was sufficient to guarantee India’s defeat in the third test match. Even though Nathan Lyon won the match’s awards, Murphy’s BGT performances continued to be the topic of conversation.

“I definitely think back to the second inning, when Matty was starting to leak a little bit. Thus, it’s a big role for him [Murphy] to play to do that. We acknowledge that bowling spell, the dryness he displayed from his end, and the fact that he didn’t get the wickets “Vettori went on.

All eyes were on Murphy because of his performance. Even his colleagues were blown away by the performances he put on display against the skilled Indian bats. The management and his players were in awe of him. According to Australia’s assistant coach Daniel Vetrori, interim captain Steve Smith singled out Murphy for praise for his recent successes.

“Murphy was picked out by Steve Smith because to his performance in the most recent Test. Naturally, Nathan and Matt took all the wickets, but his spell made it possible for everyone else to do the same. And those balls he delivered to Kohli, in my opinion, best encapsulate everything.”

The surface’s importance throughout the entire BGT series was stressed by Australia’s assistant coach Daniel Vettori.

The expectation is so great on these surfaces that you will perform well and take a wicket with every delivery, so that is the biggest obstacle. The most impressive thing to date, according to Daniel Vettori, is his ability to maintain consistency while playing against some of the best spin players you’ll ever encounter.

The BGT series’ penultimate test will take place on March 9 at Gujarat’s Narendra Modi Stadium with India taking vs Australia.