Australia not panicking after Perth Test loss to India: Boland

Pacer Scott Boland said the Australians are raring to win the Adelaide Test and turn the series around

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Ahead of the Pink-Ball Test starting next week, Australia pacer Scott Boland said the hosts are raring to have a go in Adelaide. Boland believes despite the scoreline of the defeat in the first Test against India, Australia didn't do much wrong on the field in Perth.

The 35-year-old pacer, who has featured in 10 Tests so far, averages an excellent 20.3 and has 35 wickets to his name in Australian whites said that the Aussie dressing room atmosphere is still on the up. "There's definitely no panic stations in our change rooms," Boland said on Saturday. "There's obviously going to be some chats around individual performances and everyone wants to perform really well every game they play. But yeah, it's like, we've lost one game. It's not toys out of the cot, I don't think."