The Test: A New Era for Australia's Team"

Enjoying it so far, thought it will be a normal boring documentary till 2nd ep, but once you enter next episodes it addicts you with its wonderful scenes and emotions, wish other teams would also do like this. I have watched 5 eps till now, will update my review if reqd later, thanks. Update: now that i have finished all the eps, the series only gets better with each episode, if u r a cricket fan or not u will love this series.

We all know what happened outside of the dressing room of the team the series shows us how every people involved in the team went through about things from the inside . The series brings us closer to the characters and temperament of the players what they were going through what they were feeling through the tough times . Really enjoyed the show .

Unbelievably fantastic access to the Australian cricket team while they were rebuilding. This is really a story about leadership and how to build a team.

Even if cricket wasn't your thing you could get something out of this. But If you followed the Australian cricket team over the last 18 months, then this is a must watch.

Documentary? Well, that's not what I'm looking for was my first reaction when I got to know about it. But being a die hard Cricket fan, it was always on the cards I could give it a go anytime. I knew I was going to witness the ball tampering incident in this series. However, as soon as I watched the first episode, I was awe-amazed. I had never thought in my life I would be able to watch such a brilliant Cricket Web Series in my life. I loved the Australian Cricket! I loved the ruthlessness. We can never think we will be able to watch so much of the dressing room talks, scenes, team meetings and so much. This was all behind the scenes that happens off the field. Australian Cricket has been exceptional over the years. However, I have heard this from some not many that the Indian Cricket side is shown to be good off Cricket. But I deny after watching that. I see Virat aggressive and arrogant on the field. In the test series, I have seen live Rishab Pant bantering and abusing Australian batsmen behind the stumps, which is not good. No doubt, I love Indian team. But we should have leaders like MS Dhoni and Rohit Sharma in the cricket team - cool, composed and smart. What I didn't like was Indian Fans were not shown as a bright part of the cricket. Leaving all that, this series had goosebumps. It had all you must have never seen before. I would like to see an IPL team's journey like this.

The Test is a beautifully crafted documentary. Having unprecedented access to the Australian cricket team's dressing room and meetings, the makers of the documentary take us on a long journey towards the revival of Australian cricket post the ball tampering crisis.

As a cricket fan, I not only loved the behind the scenes glimpse into the top tier sport, I also loved the frank confessions from the Australian cricketers about the tough road that lay ahead of them. I hope Amazon sanctions more of these cricket documentaries from now on. They're a delight to watch.