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He passed the half-century mark in every Test but one and could certainly have made more runs had he not batted as positively and purposefully as he did. Border... started the series more strongly than he finished it. But as his form declined, another left-hander, Yallop, came into his own. The most experienced player in the side, Yallop was at his best when batting conditions were most difficult. In the last two Tests, he opened the innings and filled the rôle with distinction. If he did not make an earlier impact on the series it was partly because, more than once, he was dismissed in unfortunate ways. A major weakness of the
Australian batting was its fragility at the top of the order... The best Australian opening partnership in the entire series was one of 32. Yet this was not Australia's only weakness, nor the most prominent. It was the lack of depth to their bowling and their generally poor out-cricket that put them at such a disadvantage. On the few occasions when their bowlers rose to any heights, they were let down by the fielders, with many more slip chances going down than were held. Fitness problems also were acute.
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they felt cheated and betrayed by their overlords, and how they griped and belly-ached about their touring and playing conditions... All we knew was that Indian cricket was suspended in a bizarre netherworld, one where the world's best cricket players all seemed to be playing in a poorly attended circus in
Australia, while second-stringers were sent to our shores. But I still thought the Packer players were mercenaries and still paid obeisance to nation-based cricket, so these players were going to get all my attention.
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he was unhappy with the quality of the
Cuttack pitch, saying it was one of the worst he had ever played on, and thus of limited use to his team; the idea was to win in two days to give the side more time to prepare for the test match in Calcutta. It did not work out that way; East Zone were 4-111 by the end of that day and ended up winning the game by four wickets (two catches were dropped).
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Rodney Hogg is going to be a success on Indian wickets along with spinners Jim Higgs, Peter Sleep and Bruce
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Australia replaced Bruce
Yardley with Peter Sleep. Gavaskar (dropped on 13), Viswanath and Sharma all scored centuries as India made 7–510, with Dymock taking 4–135. Australia made 298 in response due to fine innings from Whatmore (77) and Wright (55); Kapil Dev took 5-82; Graham Yallop had to bat in
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threw his name into consideration with 5-71 and 61 not out; Darling (82) and
Whatmore (60) also found form in a drawn game. Hogg however only took 1-39 and 1-13 and there were doubts raised about whether he should be picked – the first time this had happened in his career. "It's something new for him
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Merriman later announced that it was decided no disciplinary action would be taken against Hogg. He wound up with figures of 0-118 off 32 overs, the first time he had failed to take a wicket in a test. Hurst took 0-93; Yardley had figures of 4–107, but was too ill to bowl towards the end as India
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Australia were lucky to draw. "We were in a golden position on the first day, and half way through the second day, but we blew it", he said. "We should have got ourselves into a position where we couldn't lose, and then kept the pressure on India... Obviously we'll be paying
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He really struggled for his rhythm and line. He just can't get around. He's very disappointed. He was hopeful he might put up with it and carry on, but it's no use now. He might have to have a complete rest if he wants to do himself justice. There's no point in him staying in India if he can't bowl.
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The next game was against West Zone. Hughes scored 126 but the rest of the batsmen failed. West Zone were dismissed for 217 with Sleep and Higgs taking three wickets each – and Graeme Wood a career-best 3–18. Australia made 9–143 in their second innings (Whatmore 41), then Border and Higgs each took
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Sleep also took five wickets, but three of them were from loose deliveries which a batsman of
Gavaskar's class would put away. He does have the happy knack of taking wickets with bad balls, but there are doubts about his ability to bowl tightly enough against batsmen who were brought up playing spin
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The names of the tourists that year were a mixture of the giggle-inducing and the dramatic. It was the autumn of 1979, and the last Packer-depleted
Australia side to turn out for the ACB was in India. Those of us that greeted them that year knew little of what reluctant tourists they were, about how
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The main Australian gain of the tour was the tremendous advance made by two batsmen, Hughes and Border. Between the first Test and the last there was a marked development in Hughes's technique of playing spin bowling, and happily the heavy burden of captaincy had no adverse effect on his batting...
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Australia made one change for the sixth test, bringing back Sleep for Bruce Yardley, after the latter failed a fitness test. India won the toss and decided to bat, making 8–458, with both Gavaskar and Kirmani scoring centuries. Graham Yallop and Sleep both had to leave the ground during the day due
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Although the ball had turned on the fourth day – a factor in Hughes's declaration – the heavy roller produced a calmer pitch on the final day. Lacking in bounce, it was of little use to the wrist-spin of Higgs, and Australia's only finger-spinner, Yardley, failed to reproduce his form of the Indian
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Australia scored 5-160 (Yallop 81 not out) when Hughes declared; East Zone were dismissed for 126 in return; Australia were 8-119 when Hughes declared again, 50 minutes before tea. This gave East Zone a day and a half to score 153 runs. Hughes explained the generosity of this declaration by stating
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India enforced the follow on. Australia managed to bat to safety with a total of 413 with good innings from Hilditch (85), Hughes (40), Border (46), Whatmore (54) and Sleep (64). The partnership of Whatmore and Sleep in particular – 76 off 102 minutes – was especially crucial. Both Wright and Higgs
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Bitterly disappointed. It's a shame for this to happen to Alan. He's no sloucher. I don't think he's ever come off a cricket ground in his life. He will be staying with us throughout the fourth Test. With Bruce Yardley also injured, Alan wants to help with other duties in any way he can. That's the
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It will be a great experience for us to play in India — an Australian team hasn't been there for 10 years. It will be a real challenge as India is certain to be very hard to beat on its home grounds... We will have plenty of eye-catching performances in both batting and bowling and I'm sure paceman
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It's a certainty that Yardley is going to have to play on this wicket. Obviously he will have some pain, but he will not do any irreparable damage. The results of another x-ray on the toe have given him cause for optimism and he is pleased in his own mind. He has experienced some discomfort in the
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Hogg could not work up speed, and at the start of the Indian innings again had trouble landing his front foot in the right place. After being no balled seven times in five overs delivered from different ends, Hogg lost his temper on the second evening and kicked down the stumps. The incident would
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Rodney Hogg had taken four wickets in all despite being pelted by fruit and other missiles during the game, resulting in Hughes asking the police to stop them. Hogg was hit by an apple core on the final day, which he threw back into the crowd. This inspired more items to be thrown at him – a large
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Although Graham Yallop had captained Australia during the 1978–79 summer, he was replaced by Kim Hughes when injured, and when Yallop returned to the side, the Australian Cricket Board decided to persist with Hughes. They also elected Hilditch as vice captain rather than Yallop. However Yallop was
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The series had many moments of personal success for Hughes' team, but the Australians were always just a bit outgunned and outmatched, and given that they were never very happy, the result was a foregone conclusion. Still, they showed fight, their batsmen played spin reasonably (Border and Hughes
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Yallop, in particular, is in masterly touch. His driving today was fluent and effortless, and his teammates agree he had never been batting better. In that sort of form, he is destined to score a lot of runs on this tour. Hughes is always busy at the nets, offering advice and encouragement to his
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Australia began well with centuries to Border (162) and Hughes (100), who had a record third wicket partnership of 222. The other Australians batted less well (although several made starts), with Doshi taking 6–103. India scored 425 in reply, with Kapil Dev making 83 off 73 balls; Jim Higgs took
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Australia were 5–81 in reply in one stage, in danger of losing, but Hughes started hitting out and Australia added 70 in 72 minutes. Hughes declared (he was on 64 not out), leaving India to get 246 runs in 247 minutes. Geoff Dymock took four wickets and at one stage India were 4-123 but Yashpal
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Rick Darling had left the field while Australia was fielding and was too ill to open so Wood took his place. Australia were 3–77 in reply, 47 behind India's first innings total, at tea on the fifth day, when a rain storm caused the game to be abandoned. Yadav ended up taking 7-87 for the match.
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Australia kept faith with Hogg for the third test, bringing in Dymock to replace Hurst. India won the toss and elected to bat; they were 1-201 but the Australian attack fired and they were dismissed for 271, Dymock taking 5-99 and Hogg 4-66 (though he was still no balled 13 times in 15 overs).
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Australia responded well in the second innings at first, with Hilditch and Border scoring half centuries as they went to 1–103. However a collapse saw Australia crash to 7–175, a lead of only a 140 with a session and a half to go. "When I got out I thought that was it", admitted Hughes later.
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Not enough of us came up to scratch... Rodney Hogg was disappointing. He took a long while to get to grips with the conditions. We expected our openers to play an important role, but Rick Darling, Andrew Hilditch and Graeme Wood struggled the whole way. That was a big blow to
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He's lost everything. On his form against West Zone you just couldn't play him anymore. He's still got a lot of cricket left in him and he could do himself permanent damage. He hadn't done any work at all for a week, and he's now as unfit as he has ever been in his career.
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Australia made only one change for the fifth test team, bringing Bruce Yardley back for Peter Sleep. Initially the Australians were reluctant to use a still-injured Yardley but a look at the spin friendly Eden Gardens pitch made them change their minds. Hughes:
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Australia were unable to press the advantage although they managed to score 304, led by Yallop (89), Hughes (50) and Darling (59); for a time it seemed Darling was not going to be able to bat but he decided to try and ended up lasting three hours.
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Australia were set the task of getting 279 in 310 minutes. Allan Border was suffering from flu so Yallop batted at three (Border came in at six). The Australians collapsed and were all out for 125, Dev and Yadav taking four wickets each.
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to bat at six. Hughes wanted to take three pacemen into the test, Dymock, Hurst and Hogg, leaving room for one spinner – Higgs. Eventually Darling was ruled out and Wood and Whatmore were selected, with Yardley as 12th man.
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especially well), and their captain showed himself to be more enterprising than his Indian counterpart. As was their wont, and still is now, India failed to win more comprehensively against a much weaker team.
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players. He gave Allan Hurst a private batting clinic today and then turned his attention to Sleep, who is gradually getting his confidence back after a difficult beginning to the tour.
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and it will be important for us to see how he handles it", said Hughes. However Hurst's back was playing up and he was advised to rest; this made Hogg's selection more imperative.
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have fouled the atmosphere had Hughes not taken prompt action, tendering an immediate apology to the umpire and persuading Hogg to express his regret at the end of the day's play.
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situation, but this was knocked back as it was the first time a visiting test team had played in Kashmir and advance ticket sales were heavy.
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2053:Samir Chopra, "Australia in India 1979-80,
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2789:– via National Library of Australia.
2730:– via National Library of Australia.
2702:– via National Library of Australia.
2663:– via National Library of Australia.
2635:– via National Library of Australia.
2583:– via National Library of Australia.
2555:– via National Library of Australia.
2522:– via National Library of Australia.
2494:– via National Library of Australia.
2466:– via National Library of Australia.
2423:– via National Library of Australia.
2395:– via National Library of Australia.
2367:– via National Library of Australia.
2339:– via National Library of Australia.
2308:– via National Library of Australia.
2280:– via National Library of Australia.
2241:– via National Library of Australia.
2201:– via National Library of Australia.
2173:– via National Library of Australia.
2145:– via National Library of Australia.
2117:– via National Library of Australia.
2086:– via National Library of Australia.
2039:– via National Library of Australia.
2011:– via National Library of Australia.
1985:– via National Library of Australia.
1957:– via National Library of Australia.
1594:Australia won the toss and elected to bat.
841:Australia won the toss and elected to bat.
587:Australia won the toss and elected to bat.
406:make his first class debut for Australia.
376:
347:
1371:
1365:were severely ill due to stomach upsets.
1132:
304:Cricket writer Samir Chopra later wrote:
134:toured India in 1979 to play a six-match
3581:Australian cricket team in India in 1979
3569:Australian cricket team in India 1979-80
2800:
2798:
2796:
2533:
2531:
2529:
2317:
2315:
1923:
1921:
1919:
1893:summed up the tour for the Australians:
24:Australian cricket team in India in 1979
3304:"India loses Gavaskar early in innings"
2862:"0India crashes, Australia well placed"
2539:"CRICKET Start of second Test in doubt"
2095:
2093:
2070:"Australian cricketers leave for India"
2048:
2046:
1997:"Geoff Lawson to replace injured Hurst"
4814:
4370:
3627:
3482:"India takes sixth Test by an innings"
3419:"CRICKET Indians pile on runs in Test"
1819:India won the toss and elected to bat.
1351:India won the toss and elected to bat.
897:for a tour game against Central Zone.
3590:
3575:Australian cricket team in India 1979
3510:"Few players 'up to scratch': Hughes"
3276:"CRICKET Yardley fit to play in Test"
2918:"CRICKET INDIAN BATSMEN ON TOP EARLY"
2834:"Hogg bounces back with late wickets"
2793:
2526:
2506:"Bowlers bothered by the Indian heat"
2312:
2264:"CRICKET BORDER'S FIRST TOUR CENTURY"
1916:
1361:a different position due to illness.
3617:International cricket tours of India
2647:"Australia slumps, then fights back"
2090:
2043:
1787:India won by an innings and 100 runs
1125:To make things worse for Australia,
1101:India won the toss and chose to bat.
628:7–143. Hogg made 2-85. According to
614:making his test debut. According to
2323:"OVERSEAS SPORT CRICKET Test worry"
1822:5 November was taken as a rest day.
1597:29 October was taken as a rest day.
1354:15 October was taken as a rest day.
156:
13:
3234:"Australians lose by four wickets"
1104:5 October was taken as a rest day.
240:(manager), Frank Hennessy (physio)
62:1 September – 7 November 1979
14:
4863:
4842:Australian cricket tours of India
3562:
3538:"Greg Chappell to lead Test team"
3178:"CRICKET GOOD CHANCE FOR LAWSON"
2407:"LATE NEWS Australian Test team"
1689:
1667:
1443:
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1221:
1199:
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711:
689:
465:
443:
90:India won the 6-match series 2–0
39:
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2781:. 30 September 1979. p. 19
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2694:. 22 September 1979. p. 38
2678:
2667:
2655:. 21 September 1979. p. 26
2639:
2627:. 20 September 1979. p. 30
2611:
2587:
2575:. 17 September 1979. p. 16
2567:"First Test ends in a wet draw"
2559:
2547:. 18 September 1979. p. 22
2514:. 14 September 1979. p. 18
2498:
2486:. 13 September 1979. p. 28
2470:
2458:. 12 September 1979. p. 36
2442:
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2331:. 10 September 1979. p. 14
2300:. 11 September 1979. p. 20
2284:
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863:made his test debut for India.
279:
3546:. 20 November 1979. p. 26
3518:. 10 November 1979. p. 42
3387:Wisden fifth test match report
3006:"Yardley out with foot injury"
2437:Wisden first test match report
2415:. 11 September 1979. p. 1
2359:. 8 September 1979. p. 42
2272:. 9 September 1979. p. 22
2233:. 4 September 1979. p. 18
2193:. 2 September 1979. p. 23
2185:"CRICKET AUSTRALIANS MAKE 363"
2121:
2062:
2015:
1989:
1961:
1933:
1881:In the words of Samir Chopra:
1376:Australia played East Zone in
1163:
655:
1:
3490:. 8 November 1979. p. 36
3427:. 4 November 1979. p. 30
3368:. 1 November 1979. p. 28
3340:. 31 October 1979. p. 40
3312:. 28 October 1979. p. 31
3284:. 26 October 1979. p. 22
3242:. 24 October 1979. p. 44
3214:. 23 October 1979. p. 20
3186:. 21 October 1979. p. 24
3158:. 20 October 1979. p. 37
3110:. 19 October 1979. p. 22
3082:. 14 October 1979. p. 34
3042:. 12 October 1979. p. 20
3014:. 12 October 1979. p. 18
2995:– India won by 153 runs
2814:. 13 October 1979. p. 46
2619:"Australia struggles in Test"
2003:. 13 October 1979. p. 46
1969:"IN BRIEF Kim Hughes captain"
1941:"Wood back for tour of India"
1909:
1633:
1387:
1154:Bob Merriman said Hurst was:
905:
409:
292:World Series Cricket Backdrop
188:(also reserve wicketkeeper),
2966:. 8 October 1979. p. 16
2926:. 7 October 1979. p. 19
2898:. 5 October 1979. p. 18
2870:. 4 October 1979. p. 24
2842:. 3 October 1979. p. 36
2773:"CRICKET Make-or-break time"
2165:. 21 August 1979. p. 26
2137:. 28 August 1979. p. 20
2109:. 23 August 1979. p. 28
2078:. 22 August 1979. p. 44
2031:. 19 August 1979. p. 32
893:Australia then travelled to
844:21 September was a rest day.
590:13 September was a rest day.
389:stone hit him in the groin.
267:
7:
2225:"Australians draw in India"
10:
4868:
4832:1980 in Australian cricket
4822:1979 in Australian cricket
3074:"GAVASKAR IN 21st CENTURY"
2450:"Australia on top in Test"
2292:"Fruitful day upsets Hogg"
2157:"Spinners' feast forecast"
1977:. 20 July 1979. p. 17
1949:. 19 July 1979. p. 30
1852:
850:(IND) made his Test debut.
596:(IND) made his Test debut.
560:Madras Cricket Club Ground
16:International cricket tour
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2947:accessed 15 December 2014
2760:Australia vs Central Zone
2686:"No action taken on Hogg"
2674:Wisden second test report
2059:accessed 16 December 2014
1930:accessed 16 December 2014
889:Australia vs Central Zone
665:19 – 24 September 1979
419:11 – 16 September 1979
111:
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3449:Wisden sixth test report
2945:Wisden third test report
2478:"Indians fight for Test"
147:Australian Cricket Board
2351:"Border scores century"
2212:Australia vs North Zone
1397:26 – 31 October 1979
1324:Feroz Shah Kotla Ground
377:South Zone vs Australia
348:North Zone vs Australia
313:
132:Australian cricket team
4837:1980 in Indian cricket
4827:1979 in Indian cricket
3061:Australia vs West Zone
3034:"West Zone match draw"
2598:MA Chidambaram Stadium
2101:"Australians stranded"
1928:Wisden Summary of Tour
1900:
1888:
1879:
1643:3 – 7 November 1979
1629:
1611:
1372:East Zone vs Australia
1161:
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1133:Australia vs West Zone
878:
814:M. Chinnaswamy Stadium
639:
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311:
3577:at Test Cricket Tours
2745:M Chinnaswamy Stadium
1895:
1883:
1874:
1857:The tour established
1624:
1606:
1159:sort of person he is.
1156:
1147:
1068:India won by 153 runs
915:2 – 7 October 1979
873:
634:
620:
394:
340:
320:
306:
4565:Ceylonese/Sri Lankan
2379:"Puzzle on Test eve"
1904:World Series Cricket
1173:13 – 18 October 1979
1088:S. N. Hanumantha Rao
298:World Series Cricket
273:kept as a selector.
151:World Series Cricket
4413:Men's T20 World Cup
3408:– match drawn
3139:– match drawn
2608:– match drawn
881:declared at 5–457.
525:212/7 (113.4 overs)
4372:Tournaments hosted
3629:Test and LOI tours
3543:The Canberra Times
3515:The Canberra Times
3487:The Canberra Times
3424:The Canberra Times
3365:The Canberra Times
3337:The Canberra Times
3309:The Canberra Times
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2106:The Canberra Times
2075:The Canberra Times
2028:The Canberra Times
2001:The Canberra Times
1974:The Canberra Times
1946:The Canberra Times
1532:200/4 (63.2 overs)
1486:Gundappa Viswanath
1256:4/135 (42.2 overs)
1247:Gundappa Viswanath
1073:Green Park Stadium
758:Gundappa Viswanath
517:7/143 (41.3 overs)
99:Gundappa Viswanath
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1181:
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1060:
1055:4/30 (16.2 overs)
1034:7/67 (28.4 overs)
1021:311 (111.4 overs)
1013:3/65 (23.3 overs)
1000:304 (109.3 overs)
926:
925:
921:
837:
836:
829:Kasturi Ramaswami
802:
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792:3/32 (15.4 overs)
779:77/3 (37.4 overs)
742:4/49 (22.5 overs)
729:333 (114.5 overs)
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504:425 (130.3 overs)
483:390 (143.4 overs)
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1732:160 (61.5 overs)
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1776:
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1762:
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1724:2/53 (28 overs)
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1277:5/82 (32 overs)
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979:271 (91 overs)
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232:Kevin Wright
212:Geoff Dymock
194:Dav Whatmore
182:Rick Darling
178:Allan Border
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122:Geoff Dymock
112:Most wickets
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4537:Other tours
4245:West Indies
3961:New Zealand
3636:Afghanistan
3550:16 December
3522:16 December
3494:16 December
3431:16 December
3372:16 December
3344:16 December
3316:16 December
3288:16 December
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3162:16 December
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2141:16 December
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2082:16 December
2035:16 December
1981:16 December
1953:16 December
1867:Rodney Hogg
1743:Dilip Doshi
1722:Rodney Hogg
1711:(149 overs)
1562:Match drawn
1319:Match drawn
1164:Fourth Test
899:Peter Sleep
825:Ram Punjabi
809:Match drawn
783:Graeme Wood
754:(144 overs)
656:Second Test
612:Dilip Doshi
594:Dilip Doshi
555:Match drawn
494:Dilip Doshi
364:Rodney Hogg
254:Gary Cosier
218:Peter Sleep
216:Spinners –
200:Rodney Hogg
190:Graeme Wood
172:(captain),
82:Test series
4816:Categories
4544:Australian
3798:Bangladesh
1910:References
1859:Kim Hughes
1765:Kim Hughes
1634:Sixth Test
1511:Kim Hughes
1388:Fifth Test
1335:PR Punjabi
1145:. Hughes:
1086:(Ind) and
906:Third Test
733:Kim Hughes
410:First Test
208:Alan Hurst
170:Kim Hughes
168:Batsmen –
105:Kim Hughes
76:Kim Hughes
4790:Tanzanian
4380:World Cup
4169:Sri Lanka
4120:1999–2000
3998:1999–2000
3672:Australia
2749:Bangalore
1807:MI Ghouse
1801:Umpires:
1772:Kapil Dev
1717:123 (239)
1697:Australia
1647:Scorecard
1576:Umpires:
1472:Kapil Dev
1467:167 (392)
1417:Australia
1401:Scorecard
1333:Umpires:
1304:KD Ghavri
1275:Kapil Dev
1249:131 (207)
1229:Australia
1179:Scorecard
1082:Umpires:
1053:Kapil Dev
969:Australia
919:Scorecard
823:Umpires:
818:Bangalore
685:Australia
669:Scorecard
569:Umpires:
515:Jim Higgs
508:Kapil Dev
489:162 (360)
439:Australia
423:Scorecard
383:Hyderabad
336:Jim Higgs
268:Captaincy
246:Jeff Moss
226:Jim Higgs
116:Kapil Dev
95:Most runs
54:Australia
4454:Asia Cup
4336:Zimbabwe
4047:Pakistan
3461:6th Test
3406:Calcutta
3398:5th Test
3129:4th Test
2985:3rd Test
2741:2nd Test
2594:1st Test
2055:Cricinfo
1803:JD Ghosh
1767:80 (144)
1738:60 (125)
1582:S Kishen
1571:Calcutta
1488:96 (177)
1299:85 (162)
1048:33 (125)
1027:84 (368)
1006:89 (198)
985:76 (175)
735:86 (195)
531:55 (188)
397:bowling.
371:Arun Lal
354:Srinagar
67:Captains
4797:2006–07
4781:1967–68
4776:1964–65
4771:1961–62
4766:1953–54
4761:1950–51
4756:1949–50
4751:1930–31
4735:2011–12
4730:1999–00
4714:2023–24
4709:2005–06
4704:1994–95
4699:1963–64
4694:1956–57
4689:1937–38
4684:1926–27
4679:1892–93
4674:1889–90
4667:English
4658:2012–13
4653:1994–95
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4622:1970–71
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4612:1966–67
4607:1964–65
4602:1961–62
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4577:1940–41
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4551:1935–36
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4513:1998–99
4508:1997–98
4503:1997–98
4493:1996–97
4488:1994–95
4462:1990–91
4353:2001–02
4348:2000–01
4343:1992–93
4327:2021–22
4322:2019–20
4317:2018–19
4312:2014-15
4307:2013–14
4302:2011–12
4297:2006–07
4292:2002–03
4287:1994–95
4282:1987–88
4277:1983–84
4272:1978–79
4267:1974–75
4262:1966–67
4257:1958–59
4252:1948–49
4236:2021–22
4231:2019–20
4226:2017–18
4221:2015–16
4216:2014-15
4211:2009–10
4206:2006–07
4201:2005–06
4196:1997–98
4191:1993–94
4186:1990–91
4181:1986–87
4176:1982–83
4160:2022–23
4150:2019–20
4145:2015–16
4140:2009–10
4135:2007–08
4130:2005–06
4125:2004–05
4115:1996–97
4110:1991–92
4094:2012–13
4089:2007–08
4084:2004–05
4079:1998–99
4074:1986–87
4069:1983–84
4064:1979–80
4059:1960–61
4054:1952–53
4038:2024–25
4033:2022-23
4028:2021–22
4023:2017–18
4018:2016–17
4008:2010–11
4003:2003–04
3993:1995–96
3988:1988–89
3983:1976–77
3978:1969–70
3973:1964–65
3968:1955–56
3952:2019–20
3947:2018-19
3942:2016–17
3935:Ireland
3926:2024–25
3921:2023–24
3916:2020–21
3911:2016–17
3906:2012–13
3901:2011–12
3896:2008–09
3891:2005–06
3886:2001–02
3881:1992–93
3876:1984–85
3871:1981–82
3866:1979–80
3861:1976–77
3856:1972–73
3851:1963–64
3846:1961–62
3841:1951–52
3836:1933–34
3829:England
3820:2024–25
3815:2019–20
3805:2016–17
3789:2023–24
3784:2022–23
3779:2019–20
3774:2018–19
3769:2017–18
3764:2016–17
3759:2013–14
3754:2012–13
3749:2010–11
3744:2009–10
3739:2008–09
3729:2004–05
3724:2000–01
3719:1997–98
3714:1996–97
3709:1986–87
3704:1984–85
3699:1979–80
3694:1969–70
3689:1964–65
3684:1959–60
3679:1956–57
3663:2023–24
3658:2021–22
3653:2019–20
3643:2016–17
2602:Chepauk
2007:14 June
1853:Summary
1378:Cuttack
1270:77 (91)
785:30 (88)
510:83 (74)
358:Kashmir
4723:Kenyan
3469:Bombay
2993:Kanpur
2606:Madras
1891:Wisden
1844:Wisden
1837:Wisden
1796:Bombay
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616:Wisden
564:Madras
470:
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87:Result
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4646:Dutch
3137:Delhi
1757:198 (
1707:458/8
1663:India
1542:(117)
1517:(120)
1503:151/6
1451:India
1328:Delhi
1289:413 (
1239:510/7
1195:India
1090:(Ind)
935:India
764:(297)
750:457/5
719:India
473:India
140:India
107:(594)
101:(518)
59:Dates
51:India
4498:1997
4483:1993
4478:1989
4444:2006
4426:2021
4421:2016
4403:2023
4398:2011
4393:1996
4388:1987
4155:2022
4013:2012
3810:2018
3734:2007
3648:2018
3552:2014
3524:2014
3496:2014
3433:2014
3374:2014
3346:2014
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3290:2014
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3164:2014
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3088:2014
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2932:2014
2904:2014
2876:2014
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2278:2014
2239:2014
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2171:2014
2143:2014
2115:2014
2084:2014
2037:2014
2009:2024
1983:2014
1955:2014
1861:and
1805:and
1580:and
1337:and
827:and
573:and
334:and
314:Tour
252:and
149:and
136:Test
130:The
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118:(28)
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