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India news
'Ishant is unlucky' - Eric Simons
Outgoing India bowling coach insists there has been progress
Australia v India, 2nd Twenty20, Melbourne
India end 16-game away drought
Scorecard | Report | Overdue win, unusual method | Bailey defends tinkering with combination | Plays - Marsh c Dhoni via Sehwag | Sutherland mulling longer T20 series | Gallery
Australia v India, 1st Twenty20, Sydney
Wade fifty sets up Australia win
Scorecard | Report - All-round Hussey shines | Bailey and the chattering classes | It's England all over again | Gallery | Plays - Vinay's redemption
India in Australia 2011-12
Dhoni not clinging to Test captaincy
'If there's a better replacement, he can come in' | Manjrekar: India need new openers
Specials
Christian Ryan: They say no one ever remembers how you leave cricket, that the memory of you at your peak is what's everlasting. Is that true?
Tour Diary: India may not have turned up for the series in Australia, but Indians are everywhere. By Sidharth Monga
Christian Ryan: For over a decade his best was saved for Australia, thrilling prime ministers and lesser folk - until this tour
'The biggest thing in T20 is knowing your role'
Thinking on your feet, trusting your gut - Australia's new T20 captain George Bailey talks about the challenges of the format
'Time for an exit plan for India's big three'
Time Out: Harsha Bhogle, Sanjay Manjrekar and Ayaz Memon discuss what must be done after the Australia debacle
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Border-Gavaskar Trophy, 2011/12 (India in Australia Tests)
Most runs | Most wickets | High scores | Best bowling | More
India in Australia T20I Series, 2011/12
Most runs | Most wickets | High scores | Best bowling | More
Commonwealth Bank Series, 2011/12 (Australia, India, Sri Lanka in Australia ODIs)
Most runs | Most wickets | High scores | Best bowling | More
India tour of Australia, Dec 2011 - Mar 2012
Tour records | Averages - First-class | List A | Twenty20 | All
Test matches
Overall | Australia | India | in Australia | Australia v India | Year 2013
One-Day Internationals
Overall | Australia | India | Sri Lanka | in Australia | Year 2013
Twenty20 Internationals
Overall | Australia | India | in Australia | Australia v India | Year 2013
Twenty20 matches
Overall | Australia | Indians | in Australia | Australia v Indians | Year 2013
Ponting is still here to stay
Captain Bailey defends his T20 form
'My record stands up against anyone' | Hogg's return no jokeHaddin feels he has been dropped
Regaining ODI spot 'no guarantee' | Forrest named | Injured Lyon out | Australia to take two keepers to West IndiesHaddin in plans for 2013 Ashes
Australia coach says keeper is 'on right track' | Patience worked - Arthur | Monga: Time for India to shed denial | Australia marks | India marks | Stats | Time OutBack to Shield for Shaun Marsh?
Clarke says No. 3 needs runs | Aus v Ind scorecard | Report | 'We're on the way up' | Eight maidens to victory | StatsNo decision about retiring - Dravid
Says he'll take it 'a series at a time' | We won 2-0 in India - Sehwag | 'No need for anyone to retire'Bailey T20 captain, Hogg recalled
Cameron White dumped after lean BBL | Coverdale: Captain first, batsman second | 'I feel like I'm 21 again' - Hogg | Kimber: Is anyone terribly surprised?Sehwag hints at move down order
Says he will think about it when middle-order batsmen retire
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MS Dhoni on the change the youngsters have brought to India's dressing room ahead of the limited-overs games in Australia
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The contest that came to define the best elements of Test cricket in the 2000s. Australia easily dominated the first seven series between the two countries, with occasional landmarks like the Chennai tie in 1986. India began to compete on an equal footing with the turn of the century, beginning with the astonishing comeback after following-on in Kolkata, in 2001. That win stopped Australia's 16-match winning streak - a feat India would go on to repeat, in Perth in 2008. Since 2000, India have managed to win more Tests (9) against Australia than they have lost (6), despite their opponents being top of the class for most of the era. But it has not been all one-way traffic, with the Australians claiming the 'Final Frontier' in 2004, and winning a fractious home series in 2008.
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