Updated On: 29 January, 2021 08:07 AM IST | Brisbane | Michael Jeh
It is not a new phenomenon, but it’s wrong to believe that brave, backs-to-the-wall, never-say-die cricket is somehow uniquely Australian. Young India’s refusal to be dominated after the Adelaide debacle is highly admirable

Team India pacer Mohammed Siraj (centre) celebrates an Australian wicket with teammates on Day Four of the fourth Test at the Gabba in Brisbane recently. Pic/Getty Images
Our two countries share much in common including the significance of January 26-Australia Day and Republic Day in India.
What Australia doesn’t share is any credit for the epic series win by India. Since that historic day at the Gabba last week, local scribes, fulsome in their praise for India, couldn’t help but also refer to this win as a “very Australian” sense of courage and resilience.