Australia’s spluttering top order will look to pressure Indian star Jasprit Bumrah in Friday’s day-night Test as the pink ball makes the world’s best fast bowler an even more dangerous prospect.How Australia’s batting line-up handles Bumrah – who sits atop the ICC’s Test bowling rankings – looms as a potentially series-defining battle given his impressive numbers in day-night Tests and the otherwise limited pink ball experience of his fast bowling teammates.

The visitors were bowled out for 150 on Day 1, however, turned it around to win the Test match by 295 runs on the back of eight wickets from Jasprit Bumrah and 161-run innings by Yashasvi Jaiswal

India's skipper for the first Test against Australia in Perth, Jasprit Bumrah is the new No.1 bowler in the longest format of the game. In the latest ICC rankings update, Bumrah has earned the career-best ratings after picking up eight wickets at the Optus Stadium that helped India win by 295 runs.

Kohli was instrumental in India's win over Australia in Perth, scoring an unbeaten century in the second innings. The century was Kohli's ninth against Australia, seven of which have been scored Down Under.

From the start of his run-up, it’s just all awkward,” Smith told the Sydney Morning Herald. “The way he runs in is different to pretty much anyone else, then the last bit of his action is different. I’ve faced him a reasonable amount now,

Jasprit Bumrah's unconventional bowling action and exceptional skills make him a formidable bowler, according to Steve Smith and Damien Fleming. His close release point, combined with his ability to swing,