Aussies won't shy away from on-field banters against India: Langer

Speaking on the same, Langer described how the Australian players have been focusing on the on-field behavior.

"In terms of the current side anyone who has watched the last couple of years we talk about our behaviors on and off the field and we talked about there's no room for abuse," stated Langer.

"There's plenty of room for banter and having that competitive instinct."

The two captains Virat Kohli and Time Paine had several verbal volleys on India's previous tour, Down Under.

However, Langer believes this is how the game operates.

"Paine has a great sense of humour, we love what Kohli was doing, there's a great sense of theatre to it," he added.

"The pressure on the cricket field has nothing to do with the words spoken."

From the historic Thompson-Lillee days, the Aussies are known for their hostility.

A famous testimony is from The Ashes of 2013/14, wherein the England cricket team was collectively intimidated by the aggressive game-play of hosts Australia and crowd's combative nature.

However, the Australian side has toned down to a fair extent.

In 2018/19, Paine replied to Kohli's banters in a rather subtle manner.

The stakes will certainly be on the higher side as India's tour of Australia officially gets underway on November 27.

While the Aussies are raring to avenge the loss of 2018/19, Virat Kohli's side would want to continue the winning streak, Down Under.

The first two ODIs will take place at the Sydney Cricket Ground with the Manuka Oval hosting the final one.