Young Indian pacers train with Australia's Test squad in Brisbane

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Last updated Jul 27, 2026

Young Indian pacers train with Australia's Test squad in Brisbane
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Abhishek Moond and Vasudev Prasad Singh, two Indian fast bowlers, completed a two-week training stint with Australia’s Test team in Brisbane from July 13 to July 24. The session, part of the MRF Pace Foundation-Cricket Australia exchange program, provided the young cricketers with an opportunity to learn from stars like Mitchell Starc and Josh Hazlewood. Both players expressed that the experience helped them improve their skills and understand professional fast bowling better. The ongoing program has been vital for connecting Indian and Australian cricket for over three decades, enhancing players' exposure to different conditions.

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  • Abhishek Moond and Vasudev Prasad Singh trained with Australia's Test team.
  • The training ran from July 13 to July 24 in Brisbane.
  • Moond and Singh learned fast bowling techniques from Starc and Hazlewood.
  • The exchange program has been active since 1992.
  • Participants gain exposure to Australian playing conditions and training methods.
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  • 12:22 PMYahoo SportsCummins, Starc, Hazlewood and priceless lessons: Abhishek Moond and Vasudev Prasad Singh soak in Australia's fast-bowling culture
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Two young Indian pacers, Bihar's Vasudev Prasad Singh and Rajasthan's Abhishek Moond, spent two weeks training alongside Australia's Test squad in Brisbane under the MRF Pace Foundation-Cricket Australia exchange program. The experience offered priceless lessons in fast bowling, professionalism and preparation from Mitchell Starc and Josh Hazlewood.

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