This is the Friends Minister debating society. I'm John Batsua, Jeremy Zakis, who is teaching me about cricket.

However, we're going to do the first report about how well the Australian team is doing.

Go ahead, Jeremy. They're winning too much. Where are they winning?

Yes, that's right, John. Look, we have finally won against the Indians and the current Indian series.

Now, this is the far-dived test. This is the crime delicrimal of the competition.

This is a big one, basically. After a half-port battle over many weeks, which we were speaking about, say three or three weeks ago,

we were going to last but finally Australia has won. But it wasn't easy. It was a very tough battle.

We are only won by, I believe it was only 22 runs in the end, but we got there.

We actually beat them, which shows that with England out there being one of the top sides of the country,

India being one of the top sides of everything, even Schellacchia, the Australian teams things that have the right mix.

We seem to beat now, at least for this short period, on top of the world.

This was a five test right over several days. Was there any particular style they adopted?

Because they've had some hard knocks these last months you've reported. Did they make any changes?

Yes, and I think the only change they seemed to make was that they took away some of the aggressive,

bad ball kind of plan, which is where basically the batter is better as hard as they can the whole time.

The ball is ball as fast as they can the whole time, which is very tiring. It's very strategic on the team,

especially those five days. They actually took away the fact that they were doing that very much through,

I get to say 90% of the time in some of their time, and got back to an older style of cricket,

where it's much more strategic, if the batter goes up, waits for the balls to come down,

doesn't keep every ball kind of watching them a bit, then goes after the ball, I guess the same work,

about midway through the five day series. There's a very strategic way, and it was probably

attuned a little bit to how the Indians played as well, which is in a very similar fashion,

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