India, Oct. 10 -- Matt Renshaw was an up-and-coming prodigy of Australian cricket, tipped to be their Test opener for the next decade. When the left-hander debuted in 2016 against South Africa in Adelaide, he was just 20. However, the discussion was about his technique, maturity, and temperament at such a young age. The Aussies had apparently found an answer to their opening puzzle during a transition period.

The team's skipper, Steve Smith, was quite excited about the emergence of the new generation. "There's no reason why we can't play together for the next five to 10 years and create something really special together, Smith said to AAP, as quoted by Cricket Australia.

Even the coach at the time, Darren Lehmann, also welcomed the new ...