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  Third Test, India vs Australia at PerthPerth Test, Jan 13-17, 20123rd Test, Day 3: Australia demolish India within 2 and a half days [IND-AUS:0-3 (3/4)]Jan 15, 2012 Australia thrashed India by an innings and 37 runs well inside three days in the third Test in Perth, making the visitors suffer their second successive overseas series defeat. India were bowled out for just 171 runs with two days and nearly two sessions to spare. They lost their final four wickets off only seven balls without any addition to the total to surrender the series and Border-Gavaskar Trophy. Meanwhile, ICC has handed a one-match ban to India skipper MS Dhoni for slow over rate, meaning he won't play when the two sides meet in Adelaide for the fourth and final Test which starts on January 24. 3rd test, day 3: Australia 369 (Warner 180, Cowan 74) beat India 161 (Kohli 44, Hilfenhaus 4-43) and 171 (Kohli 75, Hilfenhaus 4-54) by an innings and 37 runs3rd Test, Day 2: India trail by 120 runs with 6 wickets remainingJan 14, 2012 India is heading for a seventh consecutive overseas test defeat as they are still 120 runs behind the hosts in their second innings, having already lost 4 wickets for 88 at stumps.
3rd test, day 2: India 161 (Kohli 44, Hilfenhaus 4-43) and 88/4 (Dravid 32*) trail Australia 369 (Warner 180, Cowan 74) by 120 runs3rd Test, Day 1: Warner slams ton after India is shot out for 161Jan 13, 2012 The Aussies 4-pronged pace attack crushed the famed Indian batting machine, to leave them all out for 161 on the WACA track. India had lost openers Virender Sehwag (0), Gautam Gambhir (31), Rahul David (9) and Sachin Tendulkar (15) before lunch.Replying to India's score of 161 made in 60.2 overs, David Warner blazed to his unbeaten century in just 69 balls, as the host finished at 149 for no loss in just 23 overs. Reported earlier: Australia won the toss and chose to bowl on the opening day of the third Test against India in Perth on Friday. For India, Vinay Kumar comes in for Ashwin, to fill in the fourth fast bowler's position. India XI: Gambhir, Sehwag, Dravid, Tendulkar, Laxman, Kohli, Dhoni (C/W), Z Khan, V Kumar, Ishant Sharma, Yadav Australia XI: Warner, Cowan, S Marsh, Ponting, Clarke (C), M Hussey, Haddin (W), Siddle, Harris, Starc, Hilfenhaus 3rd test, day 1: Australia 149/0 (Warner 104*, Cowan 40*) trail India 161 all out (Kohli 44, Hilfenhaus 4-43) by 12 runsSecond Test, India vs Australia at SCGSydney Test, Jan 3-7, 20122nd Test, Day 4: Australia win by an innings and 68 runs [IND-AUS:0-2 (2/4)]Jan 6, 2012 Captain Michael Clarke, who scored an unbeaten 329 in the first innings, removed Sachin Tendulkar for 80 to spark a dramatic middle-order collapse after lunch on the fourth day of the second cricket test. Ben Hilfenhaus finished with 5-106 as India were bowled out for 400 after tea at the Sydney Cricket Ground. Ashwin delayed the inevitable, scoring 62, but Australia won by an innings and 68 runs and are 2-0 up.
2nd Test, Day 4: India 191 (Dhoni 57*, Tendulkar 41, Sehwag 30, Pattinson 4-43) and 400 (Gambhir 83, Sachin 80, Laxman 66, Ashwin 62) lost to Australia 659/4 decl in 163 overs (Clarke 329*, Hussey 150*, Ponting 134) by an innings and 68 runs2nd Test, Day 3: India 114/2 trail Australia by 354 runsJan 5, 2012 Captain Michael Clarke scored the first triple century - an unbeaten 329, the fourth highest score by an Australian - at the Sydney Cricket Ground as Australia continued to dominate the second Test against India. Clarke and Mike Hussey, who hit 150 not out, put on an unbroken 334 - a fifth-wicket record against India - before declaring on 659/4, which equaled Australia's highest score at the ground.At the close of play Gautam Gambhir was 68 not out and Sachin Tendulkar was unbeaten on 8, after India lost Virender Sehwag cheaply and then Rahul Dravid just before stumps. They are 114/2, still 354 runs behind Australia with two days to go in the match. 2nd Test, Day 3: India 114/2 (Gambhir 68*, Dravid 29) and 191 (Dhoni 57*, Tendulkar 41, Sehwag 30, Pattinson 4-43) trail Australia 659/4 decl in 163 overs (Clarke 329*, Hussey 150*, Ponting 134) by 354 runs2nd Test, Day 2: Australia 482/4 lead India by 291 runsJan 4, 2012 Hometown hero Michael Clarke batted through day two to score an unbeaten 251 in a magical day of cricket in front of a crowd of 30,077 which left the tourists without answers. He started the day 47 not out, and was still at the crease by stumps with Australia 4-482. The only wicket to fall was that of Ricky Ponting (134) who added 288 with skipper Clarke.2nd Test, Day 2: Australia 482/4 in 116 overs (Clarke 251*, Ponting 134) lead India 191 all out in 59.3 overs (Dhoni 57*, Tendulkar 41, Sehwag 30, Pattinson 4-43) by 291 runs2nd Test, Day 1: Australia 116/3 trail India 191 all outJan 3, 2012 Captain Michael Clarke (47*) and former skipper Ricky Ponting (44*) left Australia in a strong position on day one of the second Test against India in Sydney after seamer Zaheer Khan (3-26) removed the Aussie top three cheaply. Earlier, Australian quickies bowled out the tourists for 191. In the morning India won the toss and elected to bat. Gautam Gambhir fell for a duck, Rahul Dravid (5) soon followed, while Sehwag (30) and VVS Laxman (2) tried to hang-on. It was left to Tendulkar and Virat Kohli to lead the tourists' recovery at 96-4. Looking for his 100th ton, Sachin Tendulkar could only manage 41. With the help of Ashwin (20), Dhoni managed a gritty unbeaten 57, to take India to 191. India XI: Gautam Gambhir, Virender Sehwag, Rahul Dravid, Sachin Tendulkar, VVS Laxman, Virat Kohli, MS Dhoni (capt, wkt), Ashwin, Zaheer Khan, Ishant Sharma, Umesh Yadav Australia XI: Michael Clarke (capt), Brad Haddin (vice capt), David Warner, Ed Cowan, Shaun Marsh, Ricky Ponting, Michael Hussey, Peter Siddle, James Pattinson, Nathan Lyon, Ben Hilfenhaus, Ryan Harris (12th man). 2nd Test, Day 1: Australia 116/3 in 26 overs (Ponting 44*, Clarke 47*, Zaheer Khan 3-26) trail India 191 all out in 59.3 overs (Dhoni 57*, Tendulkar 41, Sehwag 30, Pattinson 4-43) by 75 runs2nd Test: SCG's 100th TestJan 2, 2012 SCG, Sachin's favorite Australian venue, is hosting its 100th Test match and he is up for the ton of tons. Sachin Tendulkar, having made 51 Test centuries and 48 one-day international tons, has 664 runs at an average of 221.33 in four Tests at the SCG including an unbeaten 241, in his partnership of 353 with VVS Laxman in 2004.Meanwhile, the Australian captain Michael Clarke has named an unchanged XI for the second Test against India at the SCG starting on Tuesday. India, which lost the series-opening Test in Melbourne last week by 122 runs, have never won a Test series in Australia. Australia beat India by an innings and 68 runsIndia won the toss and decided to bat
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Back to top Umpires: M Erasmus, I J Gould, R S Madugalle, BNJ Oxenford Australia: Warner, Cowan, S Marsh, Ponting, Clarke (C), M Hussey, Haddin (W), Siddle, Pattinson, Hilfenhaus, Lyon India: Sehwag, Gambhir, Dravid, Tendulkar, Laxman, Kohli, Dhoni (C/W), Ashwin, Z Khan, Ishant Sharma, Yadav First Test, India vs Australia at MCGMelbourne Test, Dec 26-30, 20111st Test, Day 4: Australia knock out India [IND-AUS:0-1 (1/4)]Dec 29, 2011 James Pattinson (4/53) and Peter Siddle (3/42) tore through India's much-vaunted batting line-up to help Australia register a crushing 122-run win on day four of the first Test at the MCG. India had never chased down a target at the MCG and they had no chance after losing Dravid (10), Laxman (1) and Kohli (0) in a span of 11 runs. Half the side was cleaned up inside 70 runs by Australia's fast men. Pattinson was named man of the match. Tendulkar top-scored with 32 (46 balls) and left the field to a standing ovation given this is certainly his last Test at the MCG. Earlier resuming on 179/8, with Mike Hussey on 79 and Pattinson three, Australia lost Hussey for 89 after the pair added 18 runs. Pattinson (37 not out from 81 balls) along with the tail, was instrumental in adding 61 vital runs before Australia was bowled out for 240. 1st Test, Day 4: Australia 333 (Cowan 68, Ponting 62, Zaheer 4-77) and 240 (Ponting 60, Hussey 89, Umesh Yadav 4-70) beat India 282 (Tendulkar 73, Dravid 68, Sehwag 67) and 169 (Sachin 32, Ashwin 30) by 122 runs1st Test, Day 3: India 282 all out, Australia 179/8 at stumpsDec 28, 2011
After India lost the last 8 wickets for 68 to concede a lead of 51, India paceman Umesh Yadav blitzed Australia's top order leaving Ricky Ponting and Mike Hussey, who are under intense pressure for their hold on their Test careers, to do the rescue in the second innings on the third day of the first test in Melbourne. The duo added a crucial 115 runs to power the hosts from 27/4 to 142/5 to save Australia the blushes and silence the critics. At the end of the day, Hussey was on 79, edging towards a vital century, and James Pattinson on 3. They lead by 230 runs with 2 wickets in hand.
1st Test, Day 3: Australia 333 (Cowan 68, Ponting 62, Zaheer 4-77) and 179/8 (Ponting 60, Hussey 79*, Umesh Yadav 4-49) lead India 282 (Tendulkar 73, Dravid 68, Sehwag 67)1st Test, Day 2: Sachin Tendulkar falls short of 100th ton, India 214/3 at stumpsDec 27, 2011 Virender Sehwag raced to 67 from 83 balls - passing 8,000 Test runs in the process and surviving two lives - as India started their response to Australia's 333, but was removed just before the tea interval on day two of the second Test in Melbourne. Sachin Tendulkar, chasing his 100th international hundred, was bowled for 73 by paceman Peter Siddle with just three balls left for the day. Dravid who took 137 balls and three hours to pass his half-century is at the crease with night-watchman Ishant Sharma.
1st Test, Day 2: India 214/3 (Tendulkar 73, Dravid 68*, Sehwag 67) trail Australia 333 (Cowan 68, Ponting 62, Zaheer 4-77) by 119 runs1st Test, Day 1: Australia lose late wickets against India, 277/6 at stumpsDec 26, 2011 Australia lost 4 wickets after lunch on day one of the Boxing Day test match, but ended the day in a strong position at 277/6 with Haddin (21*) and Siddle (34*) at the crease. They stumbled from a comfortable position of 205-3, losing three wickets for just 18 balls in the process. Zaheer Khan removed Michael Clarke and Mike Hussey in successive balls as Australia slid from 205-3 to 214-6. India are bidding to win their first series in Australia in 64 years and currently hold the Border-Gavaskar trophy after winning the last two series at home.Reported earlier :Australia went to lunch on 68 for two on the first morning of the Boxing Day test. After winning the toss and electing to bat, they lost David Warner (37) and Shaun Marsh (0) in successive overs to Umesh Yadav. Ricky Ponting (15*) and Ed Cowan (14*) steadied them before rain interrupted the match just minutes before lunch break. India XI: Virender Sehwag, Gautam Gambhir, Rahul Dravid, Sachin Tendulkar, Virat Kohli, VVS Laxman, MS Dhoni (capt, wk), R Ashwin, Zaheer Khan, Ishant Sharma, Umesh Yadav Australia XI: David Warner, Ed Cowan, Shaun Marsh, Ricky Ponting, Michael Clarke (capt), Michael Hussey, Brad Haddin (wk), Peter Siddle, James Pattinson, Nathan Lyon, Ben Hilfenhaus 1st Test, Day 1: Australia 277/6 in 89 overs (Cowan 68, Ponting 62, Yadav 3-96) vs IndiaHailstones lash Melbourne, rain may play spoilsport on opening day of Boxing Day TestDec 25, 2011 The four-Test series between India and Australia promises to be a cracker, and for the first test in the series, both teams are entering with a clean bill of health. Australia will have Shaun Marsh at No.3 following an exhaustive recovery from a back strain, while the Indian team is confident that senior fast bowlers Zaheer Khan and Ishant Sharma have overcome ankle ailments. Zaheer is coming back from ankle surgery while Sharma opted against a similar operation. Ishant hasn’t played since the drawn third Test against the West Indies in Mumbai four weeks ago while Zaheer hasn’t figured since breaking down in the 196-run first Test loss to England at Lord’s. A crowd of 80,000 is expected for the first day inspite of the rain which threatens to wash out a large part of the day. The local police have warned the spectators to behave or else face eviction, arrest and on-the-spot fines. The test is scheduled to start at 10.30am. Australia have made three changes. Marsh returns from injury for Usman Khawaja, opener Phil Hughes has been dropped for Cowan, and swing bowler Ben Hilfenhaus has won a recall ahead of Mitchell Starc. The tourists are yet to name a side. Australia beat India by 122 runsAustralia won the toss and decided to bat
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Back to top Umpires: M Erasmus, I J Gould, R S Madugalle, P R Reiffel Australia: Cowan, Warner, S Marsh, Ponting, Clarke (C), M Hussey, Haddin (W), Siddle, Pattinson, Hilfenhaus, Lyon India: Gambhir, Sehwag, Dravid, Tendulkar, Laxman, Kohli, Dhoni (C/W), Ashwin, Z Khan, Ishant Sharma, Yadav India in Australia, 2011-2012India vs Australia 4 Test match cricket series (Border Gavaskar Trophy) and 2 T20IsIndia Test squad for the Australia tourDec 11, 2011 The Indian fast bowling contingent for the four-Test series that begins in Melbourne on December 26 comprises of veteran Zaheer Khan (provided he is fit), two fast bowlers Ishant Sharma and Umesh Yadav, and two controlled seamers Vinay and Mithun. Indians are scheduled to play two two-day warm-up matches against Chairman's XI before the Test series against Australia’s national side commences. CA has put up two completely different teams for the warm-up games - the first one kicks-off on Thursday, December 15 followed by the second one on Monday, December 19, 2011. India Squad: MS Dhoni (captain/keeper), Gautam Gambhir, Virender Sehwag (vice-captain), Rahul Dravid, Rohit Sharma, Sachin Tendulkar, Virat Kohli, VVS Laxman, Ravichandran Ashwin, Wriddhiman Saha (wicketkeeper), Zaheer Khan, Ishant Sharma, Umesh Yadav, Abhimanyu Mithun, Vinay Kumar, Pragyan Ojha, Ajinkya Rahane Cricket Austraia Squad for First game: Ed Cowan (captain), Joe Burns, Tom Cooper, Alex Doolan, Peter George, Jake Haberfield, Josh Lalor, Tim Ludeman, Glenn Maxwell, Joe Mennie, Wes Robinson, Dean Solway. Cricket Austraia Squad for First game: David Warner (captain), Doug Bollinger, Cameron Boyce, Tom Cooper, Trent Copeland, Alex Doolan, Peter George, Phil Hughes, Usman Khawaja, Josh Lalor, Tim Ludeman, Shaun Marsh. Vinay Kumar replaces injured Aaron for Australia TestsDec 8, 2011 Pacer Varun Aaron has become the second first-choice pacer after Praveen Kumar to be replaced from the Indian squad for Australia due to injury. He will be replaced by 27-year-old Vinay Kumar, who has not played any Test cricket so far. He has five wickets from 5 Twenty20 matches. Abhimanyu Mithun will replace injured Praveen for Oz tour, Umesh Yadav leaving earlyDec 5, 2011 Abhimanyu Mithun will replace injured swing bowler Praveen Kumar on the Australian tour, while Umesh Yadav will leave early so he can acclimatise in Australia for the upcoming Test series. Rahul Dravid, Sachin Tendulkar, VVS Laxman, Ishant Sharma, Pragyan Ojha, Yadav and reserve wicket-keeper Wriddhiman Saha, who are not part of the current ODI team against West Indies, will leave for Australia early on Thursday to acclimatise to the conditions. The seven players will be accompanied by Evan Speechly (physiotherapist), Ramji Srinivasan (trainer), Amit Shah (massage therapist) and Raghavendra DVGI (attendant).
Test specialists to leave early for Australia, Shivlal Yadav named team managerDec 1, 2011 The Test specialists of the Indian squad - Sachin Tendulkar, Rahul Dravid, VVS Laxman, Ishant Sharma and Pragyan Ojha - will leave early for Australia, even as the ODI team completes its home series vs West Indies. Meanwhile, Shivlal Yadav, the former Test offspinner and BCCI Vice President, has been named India's team manager for four-Test series in Australia, which begins from December 26. Harbhajan left out of Australia tourNov 26, 2011 India have left out Harbhajan Singh from the Test squad for the tour of Australia, picking Pragyan Ojha and Ashwin as the spinners in the 17-man team. Medium-pacer Praveen Kumar returns to the squad after being left out of the ongoing series against West Indies. Wriddhiman Saha was named as reserve wicketkeeper, while Zaheer Khan, who is recovering from hamstring and ankle injuries, will join the team subject to match fitness.India Squad: MS Dhoni (capt & wk), Virender Sehwag, Gautam Gambhir, Rahul Dravid, Sachin Tendulkar, VVS Laxman, Virat Kohli, R Ashwin, Ishant Sharma, Umesh Yadav, Varun Aaron, Rohit Sharma, Pragyan Ojha, Praveen Kumar, Ajinkya Rahane, Wriddhiman Saha, Zaheer Khan
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Australia in India, 2010 Test SeriesIndia v Australia, 2nd Test, Bangalore, Oct 9-13Bangalore Test, day five: India Beat Australia in Second Cricket Test, Win Series; IND-AUS:2-0(2)Oct 13, 2010 First innings double century-maker Sachin Tendulkar scored the winning runs in India's seven-wicket victory Wednesday over Australia to take the two-test series 2-0. It was India's first victory at the M. Chinnaswamy stadium in 15 years.Australia was bowled out for 223 earlier Wednesday, setting India a target of 207 to win. Tendulkar, who scored 214 in the first innings, took his series aggregate to 403 runs, at an amazing average of 134.5. Rahul Dravid, who shared in a 61-run unbroken fourth-wicket partnership with Tendulkar, remained unbeaten on 21. Playing his first test and promoted to bat at No. 3, Cheteswara Pujara set the pace of the innings with a 72 with seven boundaries. With this win, India have consolidated their position at the top of the ICC Test Championship table, while Australia have dropped behind England to fifth position after racking up two losses - in Mohali last week and Bangalore on Wednesday - to Mahendra Dhoni's men. IND v AUS, Bangalore Test, Day 5: India 495 and 207 for 3 (Pujara 72, Tendulkar 53*) beat Australia 478 and 223 (Ponting 72, Zaheer 3-41, Ojha 3-57) by 7 wicketsAustralia tour of India, Oct 2010Australia In India - 2 test matches, 3 ODIs, Oct 1-24, 2010
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| 2007 | South Africa | India 157/5 bt Pakistan 152 (19.3) by 5 runs | |
| 2009 | England | Pakistan 139/2(18.4) bt Sri Lanka 138/6 by 8 wkts | |
| 2010 | West Indies | England 148/3(17) bt Australia 147/6 by 7 wkts | |
| 2012 | Sri Lanka | West Indies 137/6 beat Sri Lanka 101 by 36 runs | |
| 2014 | Bangladesh | TBD | |
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