Impressed by Dhruv Jurel's technique and the ease with which he navigated through the bouncy MCG pitch recently, former Australia captain Tim Paine backed the Indian wicketkeeper batter to shine during the upcoming Border-Gavaskar Trophy.

The Indian Cricket Team are seeking redemption after they suffered an embarrassing series loss at the hands of New Zealand. Team India is seeking to bring out the best in their players, and some of them have been getting some game time while in Australia.

Paine, who coached Australia A, witnessed the 23-year-old score 80 and 68 in the match and has backed the Indian wicketkeeper-batter to make an impact in the upcoming Border-Gavaskar Trophy.

Tim Paine said that he expects Dhruv Jurel to play a part in the Border-Gavaskar Trophy after his excellent outing in the tour game between India A and Australia A. Find out what the former Australia captain said,

Dhruv Jurel, who made his Test debut earlier this year, produced the knocks of 80 and 68 for India A in the second 'unofficial' Test against Australia in Melbourne. It is these two knocks that have left an impression on former Aussie skipper Tim Paine.

Former Australia captain Tim Paine says he was impressed with the way Dhruv Jurel looked comfortable on a bouncy MCG track.

While Jurel has only played three matches and was mainly included in India’s touring party for the five-match Test series in Australia as a back-up for regular keeper Rishabh Pant, the 23-year-old impressed during a recent match for India A against Australia A in Melbourne.

Tim Paine praised Dhruv Jurel's impressive batting on the challenging, bouncy wicket at the MCG during the second unofficial Test between Australia A and India A, where the 23-year-old scored 80 and 68,