Shocking!! This is first time Ever Australian Spinners Completely dominating the test Match!!

Nathan Michael Lyon and Steve O’keefe Dominating the Test Match Against India!!

Steeve O'Keefe picked 12 wickets aganist India in First Test Match

It looks like both Steve O’keefe and Nathan Lyon is dominating the test series against India, both played very well against Indian Test Squad; Many predicted 4-0 win for India before match begins. But Team Australia breaks India’s unbeaten 19 test and make shame for India Team. or the longest time, it seemed Steve O'Keefe was to be one of the most unfortunate men in Australian cricket in the post-Shane Warne era. As a parade of 13 spinners were tried in the Test team, often with less-than-compelling first-class records, O'Keefe was left to toil away for New South Wales with far superior figures. His opportunity finally came when he was named in Australia's Test squad to play Pakistan in the UAE in 2014.

Australians' celebration After picking 5 wicket Hall For Nathan Lyon In Second Test Match

Nathan Lyon who recently picked 8 wicket 2nd test match first innings, and it was his Fifth Five wicket and Career best 8-50.
An offspinner whose work as a curator took him from Canberra to Adelaide, Nathan Lyon completed a remarkable rise when he was picked in Australia's Test squad in July 2011. The previous year, he had taken up a job on the Adelaide Oval groundstaff, and his bowling talent was spotted by the Redbacks' Big Bash coach Darren Berry. Lyon impressed in Twenty20s for South Australia, made his first-class debut, and within seven months was a Test cricketer. A classical offspinner who flights the ball and looks for wickets, Lyon struck with his first ball in Test cricket when he had Kumar Sangakkara caught at slip in Galle. It was part of a haul of 5 for 34 and the beginning of a career that would, for the most part, end Australia's cycle of churning through Test spinners in the post-Warne era.

By 2015, Lyon had become Australia's most successful Test offspinner of all time, passing Hugh Trumble's tally of 141 wickets, and following the post-Ashes retirements of Michael Clarke, Brad Haddin and Shane Watson, he became one of the team's most experienced players.