Since the advent of the Border-Gavaskar Trophy in 1996, Australia’s rivalry with India has become one of sport’s fiercest. We count down the 10 biggest moments in the series’ history.
It has turned into one of the fiercest rivalries in world sport – and since the advent of the Border-Gavaskar Trophy, Australia’s showdowns with India have produced some of cricket’s greatest moments.
It was a case of a missed opportunity for one opener and a chance to impress for the other at the end of day one in the ‘A’ tour match at the MCG. Earlier, in a bitter blow to Australia’s bowling depth, a strike weapon limped off.
David Warner’s offer to end his international retirement hasn’t gone down well with everyone in Australian cricket – Greg Blewett gave the potential comeback kid both barrels.
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Australia’s bid to extend their 31-year stranglehold over New Zealand is off to a horror start, with Australia on track to finish another series on the losing end of the equation, writes DANIEL CHERNY.
Teenage star Coco Gauff made her feelings well clear on social media about a since-deleted cartoon from the USTA, with the American speaking on the matter after her win in Melbourne.
Four years after they had their hearts broken by penalties, the Matildas overcame a savage pre-match blow to secure a nail-biting opening victory.
Australia took the honours on a chaotic opening day of the second Ashes Test thanks to the brutality of Travis Head and brilliance of Steve Smith.
Australia has pulled off one of the most incredible victories in Ashes history, with captain Pat Cummins the hero in a thriller at Edgbaston to put his side up 1-0 in the series.
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