Border-Gavaskar Trophy: A look at all 15 Test series results between India and Australia since 1996

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Here, we look at the 15 series that have taken place between the two sides.

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1996–97: India
India won the one-Test match series that started this tournament.

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1997–98: India
It was India once again, winning the three-match series 2-1.

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1999–2000: Australia
Australia won their first Border-Gavaskar Trophy at home with a 3-0 whitewash.

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2000–01: India
India won the match series 2-1.

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2003–04: Australia
The four-match series was drawn, with a win each for India and Australia, and two draws.

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2004–05: India
This was the first time that Australia won the trophy at home, beating India twice.

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2007–08: Australia
Consecutive series wins for Australia for the first time, when they beat their opponents twice.

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2008–09: India
Australia failed to win a single match as India won twice and drew twice in four tense matches.

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2010–11: India
Another win for India, winning both games in their first whitewash in this trophy's history.

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2011–12: Australia
The second whitewash in this competition came in Australia, which won all four matches.

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2012–13: India
Another Whitewash saw India win all four matches.

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2014–15: Australia
Australia won the series 2-0, with two wins and two draws in their own backyard.

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2016–17: India
Back in India, the side came back very well after losing the first match to seal the series 2-1.

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2018–19: Australia
India won on Australian soil 2-1, with two wins and one draw.

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2020–21: Australia
Considered their greatest win in this competition, India came back from an innings loss to seal the series 2-1.

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Border-Gavaskar Trophy: A look at all 15 Test series results between India and Australia since 1996

Here, we look at the 15 series that have taken place between the two sides.

1996–97: IndiaIndia won the one-Test match series that started this tournament.

1997–98: IndiaIt was India once again, winning the three-match series 2-1.

1999–2000: AustraliaAustralia won their first Border-Gavaskar Trophy at home with a 3-0 whitewash.

2000–01: IndiaIndia won the match series 2-1.

2003–04: AustraliaThe four-match series was drawn, with a win each for India and Australia, and two draws.

2004–05: IndiaThis was the first time that Australia won the trophy at home, beating India twice.

2007–08: AustraliaConsecutive series wins for Australia for the first time, when they beat their opponents twice.

2008–09: IndiaAustralia failed to win a single match as India won twice and drew twice in four tense matches.

2010–11: IndiaAnother win for India, winning both games in their first whitewash in this trophy's history.

2011–12: AustraliaThe second whitewash in this competition came in Australia, which won all four matches.

2012–13: IndiaAnother Whitewash saw India win all four matches.

2014–15: AustraliaAustralia won the series 2-0, with two wins and two draws in their own backyard.

2016–17: IndiaBack in India, the side came back very well after losing the first match to seal the series 2-1.

2018–19: AustraliaIndia won on Australian soil 2-1, with two wins and one draw.

2020–21: AustraliaConsidered their greatest win in this competition, India came back from an innings loss to seal the series 2-1.