A keen contest can be expected as some of India's established youngsters like Cheteshwar Pujara, Shikhar Dhawan, Rohit Sharma and Suresh Raina will be facing the future generation of Australian cricketers.
Australia will go into the match on a confident note having beaten hosts South Africa 'A' by three wickets in the tournament opener at the LC de Villiers Stadium here yesterday.
India 'A' will be taking on the Australians at the same venue tomorrow to mark the beginning of a tour which is seen as a dress rehearsal on bouncy strips for the team's young batting turks for their tour of the country at the end of the year.
The UP batsman's technique has been found wanting on pitches which has a fair amount of pace and bounce and he would ideally like to turn the tables on this tour.
India 'A' skipper Pujara will like to use this tri-series to prove the selectors that he is good enough to be persisted with in the limited overs format despite his twin failures in Zimbabwe.
