The Australian men's cricket team has not won back-to-back Test series in Asia since 2006.
Ankit Kumar Singh
Editor
If Dinesh Karthik does go on to play at the 2022 World Cup, his life will come full circle considering he was dubbed India’s first T20 specialist.
England’s ODI transformation kick-started against New Zealand in a home series in?June 2015. A similar script is now unfolding in Tests.
Former England captain Joe Root scored back-to-back centuries in the ongoing Test series against New Zealand at home.
Andrew Symonds was a mercurial Australian cricketer who did not do justice to his enormous talent due to his undisciplined nature.
Dramatic win in Lahore gave Australia their first Test series win in Pakistan after 24 years. They claimed the series 1-0.
However, nobody returns from the dead, including the superhuman that Shane Warne was. This was the only comeback he could not have made.
Shane Warne, who claimed 708 wickets from 145 Tests he played for Australia, was the second most prolific bowler in the annals of cricket.
Australia last toured to Pakistan in 1998 when they won the Test series 1-0. Their Asian record has been underwhelming since then.
During the first India vs Sri Lanka Test, Virat Kohli will be looking for his 71st century. If he scores a hundred in his 100th Test, it will be historic.
Advertisement
Newsletter
Signup for Outlook and get curated content to your inbox everyday.