WTC 2023 TODAY Final: India today If you don't recover……? After an unexpected defeat in the first WTC final, India came into the ring with high hopes of winning the title at least in the second attempt, and the wind blew against the Oval on the first day. The match started well, but then it got worse. India- After an unexpected defeat in the first WTC final, India, who came into the ring with high hopes of winning the title. Although India started the match well, after that India gave up. India's bowlers cannot be entirely blamed for Australia's dominance. The pitch has changed as the oval has dried up since the afternoon. Conditions have changed completely in favor of batting. As in the morning, there was no movement of the seam. The ball did not swing as expected. It is expected that conditions will change again on the second day morning and batting will become difficult. The key is how fast the bowlers take wickets in those situations...how quickly they bowl Australia out. If the score goes past 450, India will have to fight for a draw and have no chance of winning. What matters is how the conditions are when India bats. Pitch to bowlingEven if the pitch is suitable for bowling.. Starc, Cummins. The Boland trio will be a tough challenge for our batsmen. If the batsmen don't persevere and don't get off to a good start, it may not take long for the Aussies to wrap up the match.In the beginning, Chakchaka took a few wickets and raised hopes. This has always been the weakness of Indian bowlers! The same story repeated itself in the final of the prestigious World Test Championship. On a grassy pitch, Australia looked to be struggling at 76/3 against the Indian pacers' onslaught in favorable conditions. But the bowlers who took 3 wickets in just 28 overs.. In the changed conditions from afternoon, bowled 62 overs and could not take a single wicket. Reminiscent of England's 'bubble' game.. Travis Head, who exploded as if playing ODI cricket, braked India's hopes. Australia complete day 1 of WTC final as Steve Smith remains rooted to the crease as usual. In the final of the World Test Championship, the toss was ours.. the start was ours.. but at the end of the first day, Australia dominated. Travis Head (146 batting; 156 balls 22x4, 1x6) who played a lightning innings quickly pulled the match towards Australia. Steve Smith (95 batting 144 off 227 balls), who has been a constant lynchpin for the Indian bowlers in many matches, got great support from him as Australia posted an unbeaten 327/3 on the first day's play. Among the Indian bowlers, Siraj (1/67), Shami (1/77) and Shardul (1/75) were impressive in the beginning and then failed to make much of an impact. If they do not bowl out Australia as soon as possible on the second day, India will have to give up hope of the match.