Former New Zealand pacer Simon Doull believes Australia’s strategic scheduling of the first three Tests, featuring fast and bouncy pitches in Perth, Adelaide (pink-ball Test), and Brisbane, is a deliberate ploy to “cook” Indian pace spearhead Jasprit Bumrah by forcing him to bear a heavy workload early in the series.
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