Australia will be without the services of Josh Hazlewood in the second Test against India in Adelaide and there a injury concerns for Mitchell Marsh as well. Sam Kontas is also in line to replace Nathan McSweeney.

Mitchell Marsh hinted at his availability for the Adelaide Day-Night Test, boosting Australia's chances of recovering from their crushing 295-run loss to India in Perth, where Jasprit Bumrah and the Indian batters delivered match-winning performances.

Australia's seam bowling all-rounder Mitchell Marsh has allayed concerns about his injury, declaring himself "good to go" for the pink ball second Test against India, which begins on December 6.

Australia, with their strong record in day-night tests, expect to bounce back against India in the second match in Adelaide. Wicketkeeper Alex Carey remains confident despite their recent loss in Perth.

Australia is gearing up for the pink-ball Test match against India in Adelaide, aiming to excel in the Border-Gavaskar Trophy. Key players are honing their skills, with Steve Smith looking to regain form and Mitchell Starc ready with the pink ball.