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India tours of Australia: Best knocks played by Indian batsmen in 2 decades

UPDATED : Nov 21 2020, 17:55 IST

India's 2020 tour of Australia gets underway from Nov. 27. As fans gear up to witness an intense battle between the teams, let's look back at some of the most memorable knocks played by Indian batsmen in Australia in the last 20 years. Of course, there are many excellent knocks to choose from, as India, over the years, have been blessed with batsmen of the highest calibre. This list highlights some of the most brilliant knocks but unfortunately, many had to be excluded. Let's go down memory lane and begin the debate.

India | Australia | Sachin Tendulkar | Virender Sehwag | Virat Kohli | VVS Laxman | Rahul Dravid | Mahendra Singh Dhoni | Shane Warne | Glenn McGrath | Brett Lee |
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  • India\'s tour of Australia in 2000 was a devastating one, with the Aussies delivering a comprehensive Test series whitewash. Credit: Getty Images 1 /8 zoom

    The list - best India knocks in 20 years in Aus - India's tour of Australia in 2000 was a devastating one, with the Aussies delivering a comprehensive Test series whitewash. In the third Test, India batted first and were bundled out for just 150. Australia in reply piled up a mammoth 552 for the loss of five wickets. India needed 402 in their second innings to avoid the follow-on and though they fell well short, Laxman's brilliant 167 stood out like a jewel amidst the wreckage. He scored those runs off just 198 balls, against an attack with Glenn McGrath, Shane Warne and Brett Lee. Credit: Getty Images

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  • Yuvraj Singh played a sublime innings of 139 off 122 balls. VVS Laxman ably supported him with a fine 106 off 130 balls. Credit: Getty Images 2 /8 zoom

    It was match 7 of the 2004 VB series. India won the toss and elected to bat first. Soon, Australia reduced them to 80/3 on a fast Sydney track. Yuvraj Singh and VVS Laxman then steadied the ship. Yuvraj, who was still transforming into a fine ODI batsman with exceptional talent, attacked the Aussie bowling and played a sublime innings of 139 off 122 balls. VVS Laxman ably supported him with a fine 106 off 130 balls. Credit: Getty Images

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  • Virender Sehwag scored more than 50% of the team\'s total and the knock is still regarded as one of the best innings played by an Indian batsman in Australia. Credit: Getty Images 3 /8 zoom

    It was the third Test on the 2003-04 tour of Australia. India won the toss and elected to bat first. They scored 366, a modest total that was highlighted by Virender Sehwag's 195 of 233 balls. Though the pitch was relatively easy to bat on and the Aussie bowling line-up did not have the services of Glenn McGrath and Shane Warne, no other Indian batsman was able to cross 50 runs. Sehwag scored more than 50% of the team's total and the knock is still regarded as one of the best innings played by an Indian batsman in Australia. Credit: Getty Images

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  • Virat Kohli\'s 141 against Australia in 2014 can be best described as a fighting knock. Credit: Getty Images 4 /8 zoom

    Virat Kohli's 141 against Australia in 2014 can be best described as a fighting knock. In the first Test in Adelaide, Australia set India a target of 364 to win with a day remaining. Kohli, who was leading the side, raised a few eyebrows when he decided to go for the win. India lost Shikhar Dhawan and Cheteshwar Pujara with 57 on the board but Kohli did not give up. With Murali Vijay as his partner, Kohli counter-attacked. Even after Vijay (99) fell with India at 242, Kohli refused to slow down. India ended up 48 runs short of the target but Kohli's innings was applauded by everyone. Credit: Getty Images

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  • It was the first final of the 2008 Commonwealth Bank Series. As Sachin Tendulkar has done so many times in his career, he single-handedly dismantled the Aussie bowling and guided India home with an unbeaten 117 off 120 balls. Credit: Getty Images 5 /8 zoom

    It was the first final of the 2008 Commonwealth Bank Series. Australia won the toss and elected to bat, looking to put the 'scoreboard pressure' on India. Instead, they were restricted to 239, thanks to India's superb all-round bowling performance. A target of 240 can be challenging in a final, especially against Australia at home. At 87 for 3, India were nervous. However, Sachin Tendulkar was still there. As he has done so many times in his career, Tendulkar single-handedly dismantled the Aussie bowling and guided India home with an unbeaten 117 off 120 balls. Credit: Getty Images

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  • It was \'The Wall\' all the way in the second Test in 2003. Rahul Dravid could not be stopped with an impeccable 233 and an unbeaten 72 that helped India seal an amazing victory. Credit: Getty Images 6 /8 zoom

    It was 'The Wall' all the way in the second Test in 2003. When India was tottering at 85 for 4 in their first innings in reply to Australia's massive 556, it was widely thought that the match was as good as gone. However, VVS Laxman and Rahul Dravid turned back the clock and slowly began to drag India to a respectable position. When Laxman departed after scoring 148 off 282 balls, India were still 168 runs adrift of Australia's total. Dravid could not be stopped, however, and carried on. His impeccable 233 helped India to reach 523. Notably, Dravid was the last to fall in that innings. While chasing 230 to win in the second innings, Dravid was rock-solid again with an unbeaten 72 to take his team over the finishing line. It remains to date one of India's most famous overseas Test wins. Dravid was correctly named the Man of the Match for his performances. Credit: Getty Images

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  • One of India\'s greatest chasers in limited-overs cricket showed his class. Virat Kohli rose to the occasion with an innings of 104 off 112 balls. It was filled with singles and doubles, a hallmark of his batting style. Credit: Getty Images 7 /8 zoom

    It was 2019. India trailed 0-1 in the three-match ODI series in Australia. The second ODI in Adelaide was a must-win for the Men in Blue but Australia were in the mood to seal the series and posted 298. It was a huge score in those conditions where the boundaries are big and the pitches are fast when batting first. India, however, had one of the greatest chasers in limited-overs cricket at their disposal and Virat Kohli rose to the occasion. Kohli's innings of 104 off 112 balls was filled with singles and doubles, a hallmark of his batting style. Later, M S Dhoni's unbeaten 55 sealed a chase that is considered one of the finest pursuits ever in ODI cricket. Credit: Getty Images

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  • During the 2003-04 Test tour, Sachin Tendulkar unleashed a range of shots in the fourth Test against an Australian attack that lacked the brilliance of Glenn McGrath and Shane Warne. He went on to score an unbeaten 241, which is to date the highest score by an Indian in Australia. Credit: Getty Images 8 /8 zoom

    During the 2003-04 Test tour, Sachin Tendulkar was taunted for his lack of form (he was out for a duck twice in five innings). The 'Master Blaster' was also criticised for getting out while trying to play his famous cover drive. And so, as the story goes, the great batsman made a decision not to play the shot before the fourth and final Test in Sydney. And indeed, Tendulkar did not play the drive until he reached his century in the first innings. He still unleashed a wide range of shots against an Australian attack that lacked the brilliance of Glenn McGrath and Shane Warne. He went on to score an unbeaten 241, which is to date the highest score by an Indian in Australia. Credit: Getty Images

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  • Hyderabad players celebrate the wicket of Rajasthan Royals batsman during the Indian Premier League 2020 cricket match, at Dubai International Cricket Stadium, in Dubai. Credit: PTI Photo 2 /9 zoom

    Hyderabad players celebrate the wicket of Rajasthan Royals batsman during the Indian Premier League 2020 cricket match, at Dubai International Cricket Stadium, in Dubai. Credit: PTI Photo

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  • Rajasthan Royals batsman Riyan Parag plays a shot during the Indian Premier League 2020 cricket match against Sunrisers Hyderabad, at Dubai International Cricket Stadium, in Dubai. Credit: PTI Photo 3 /9 zoom

    Rajasthan Royals batsman Riyan Parag plays a shot during the Indian Premier League 2020 cricket match against Sunrisers Hyderabad, at Dubai International Cricket Stadium, in Dubai. Credit: PTI Photo

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  • Hyderabad batsmen Manish Pandey and David Warner during the Indian Premier League 2020 cricket match against Rajasthan Royals, at Dubai International Cricket Stadium, in Dubai. Credit: PTI Photo 4 /9 zoom

    Hyderabad batsmen Manish Pandey and David Warner during the Indian Premier League 2020 cricket match against Rajasthan Royals, at Dubai International Cricket Stadium, in Dubai. Credit: PTI Photo

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  •  Rajasthan Royals bowler Kartik Tyagi during the Indian Premier League 2020 cricket match against Sunrisers Hyderabad, at Dubai International Cricket Stadium, in Dubai, Sunday. Credit: PTI Photo 5 /9 zoom

    Rajasthan Royals bowler Kartik Tyagi during the Indian Premier League 2020 cricket match against Sunrisers Hyderabad, at Dubai International Cricket Stadium, in Dubai, Sunday. Credit: PTI Photo

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  • Sunrisers Hyderabad players celebrate the wicket of Rajasthan Royals batsman Steve Smith during the Indian Premier League 2020 cricket match, at Dubai International Cricket Stadium, in Dubai, Credit: PTI Photo 6 /9 zoom

    Sunrisers Hyderabad players celebrate the wicket of Rajasthan Royals batsman Steve Smith during the Indian Premier League 2020 cricket match, at Dubai International Cricket Stadium, in Dubai, Credit: PTI Photo

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  • Rajasthan Royals batsman Ben Stokes plays a shot during the Indian Premier League 2020 cricket match against Sunrisers Hyderabad, at Dubai International Cricket Stadium, in Dubai, Sunday. Credit: PTI Photo 7 /9 zoom

    Rajasthan Royals batsman Ben Stokes plays a shot during the Indian Premier League 2020 cricket match against Sunrisers Hyderabad, at Dubai International Cricket Stadium, in Dubai, Sunday. Credit: PTI Photo

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  • Sunrisers Hyderabad player Syed Khaleel Ahmed celebrate the wicket of Rajasthan Royals batsman during the Indian Premier League 2020 cricket match, at Dubai International Cricket Stadium, in Dubai, Sunday. Credit: PTI Photo 8 /9 zoom

    Sunrisers Hyderabad player Syed Khaleel Ahmed celebrate the wicket of Rajasthan Royals batsman during the Indian Premier League 2020 cricket match, at Dubai International Cricket Stadium, in Dubai, Sunday. Credit: PTI Photo

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  • Rajasthan Royals batsmen Robin Uthappa and Sanju Samson plays a shot during the Indian Premier League 2020 cricket match against Sunrisers Hyderabad, at Dubai International Cricket Stadium, in Dubai, Sunday. Credit: PTI Photo 9 /9 zoom

    Rajasthan Royals batsmen Robin Uthappa and Sanju Samson plays a shot during the Indian Premier League 2020 cricket match against Sunrisers Hyderabad, at Dubai International Cricket Stadium, in Dubai, Sunday. Credit: PTI Photo

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    India's Neeraj Chopra shows his gold medal at the medal ceremony of men's javelin throw event during the Commonwealth Games 2018 in Gold Coast, Australia on Saturday. (PTI Photo)

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    Gold medalist India's MC Mary Kom poses for photographs during the medal ceremony of the women's Light Fly (45-48kg) boxing event at the Commonwealth Games 2018 in Gold Coast, Australia on Saturday. (PTI Photo)

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    Gold medallist Gaurav Solanki of India, silver medallist Brendan Irvine of Northern Ireland, and bronze medallists M Vidanalange Ishan Bandara of Sri Lanka and Reece McFadden of Scotland. (REUTERS)

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Today's Horoscope - June 7, 2023: Check horoscope for all sun signs

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    Today's Horoscope - June 7, 2023: Check horoscope for all sun signs

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  • You are confused by the mixed signals from a colleague. Keep your thoughts to yourself. Try not to argue about trivial matters. A new avenue is opening up at work which will provide the base for much pleasure in the future. Children or loved ones may be landing much heavier responsibilities on you than usual. Lucky Colour: Copper. Lucky Number: 5. 2 /13 zoom

    You are confused by the mixed signals from a colleague. Keep your thoughts to yourself. Try not to argue about trivial matters. A new avenue is opening up at work which will provide the base for much pleasure in the future. Children or loved ones may be landing much heavier responsibilities on you than usual. Lucky Colour: Copper. Lucky Number: 5.

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  • With your ruling planet not in a favourable position, communication could slow down. It is important to communicate with a loved one. Stand your ground but don\'t lose your cool today and tomorrow. Start a health regime today, as you have been highly stressed and overworked. Lucky Colour: Mustard. Lucky Number: 2. 3 /13 zoom

    With your ruling planet not in a favourable position, communication could slow down. It is important to communicate with a loved one. Stand your ground but don't lose your cool today and tomorrow. Start a health regime today, as you have been highly stressed and overworked. Lucky Colour: Mustard. Lucky Number: 2.

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  • You can meet new friends who will let you know just how valuable you are. You have been trying to please everyone, which has left you with little energy to please yourself. Contracts you sign this week help you make a better future financially and professionally. Lucky Colour: Brown. Lucky Number: 3. 4 /13 zoom

    You can meet new friends who will let you know just how valuable you are. You have been trying to please everyone, which has left you with little energy to please yourself. Contracts you sign this week help you make a better future financially and professionally. Lucky Colour: Brown. Lucky Number: 3.

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  • Your optimism and enthusiasm will keep you upbeat. Your business fortunes are delayed by slow associates and misdirected or misunderstood memos. Organize your day well if you wish to accomplish all you set out to do. Do not sign any contracts today. Lucky Colour: Purple. Lucky Number: 6 5 /13 zoom

    Your optimism and enthusiasm will keep you upbeat. Your business fortunes are delayed by slow associates and misdirected or misunderstood memos. Organize your day well if you wish to accomplish all you set out to do. Do not sign any contracts today. Lucky Colour: Purple. Lucky Number: 6

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  • If you find yourself at odds with an authority figure or someone older or more experienced - don\'t overreact or go overboard. Health is good. But do not neglect any symptoms. Stress and over-work will be the two major culprits. Lucky Colour: Lemon. Lucky Number: 8. 6 /13 zoom

    If you find yourself at odds with an authority figure or someone older or more experienced - don't overreact or go overboard. Health is good. But do not neglect any symptoms. Stress and over-work will be the two major culprits. Lucky Colour: Lemon. Lucky Number: 8.

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  • A disappointment or setback you\'ve experienced has made it hard for you to know who you can and can\'t trust. The time has come for closure in family issues. Your love life has been slow, it is time to make a move and state your needs. Lucky Colour: Cerise. Lucky Number: 4 7 /13 zoom

    A disappointment or setback you've experienced has made it hard for you to know who you can and can't trust. The time has come for closure in family issues. Your love life has been slow, it is time to make a move and state your needs. Lucky Colour: Cerise. Lucky Number: 4

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  • Mix-ups and changes in plans are likely today. Go with the flow, things will work out by tomorrow. By the weekend friction in partnerships will have to be faced head on. Lucky Colour: Crimson. Lucky Number: 7 8 /13 zoom

    Mix-ups and changes in plans are likely today. Go with the flow, things will work out by tomorrow. By the weekend friction in partnerships will have to be faced head on. Lucky Colour: Crimson. Lucky Number: 7

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  • A new strategy will enhance your work. Your charm will attract members of the opposite sex today. Travel may have unforeseen risks or could sap your energy. Lucky Colour: Scarlet Lucky Number: 9 9 /13 zoom

    A new strategy will enhance your work. Your charm will attract members of the opposite sex today. Travel may have unforeseen risks or could sap your energy. Lucky Colour: Scarlet Lucky Number: 9

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  • Money may be hard to get your hands on today so try to have a back-up plan. Things at home may be somewhat rocky. Learn your facts before any reprisals or making any moves. Lucky Colour: Cream Lucky Number: 1. 10 /13 zoom

    Money may be hard to get your hands on today so try to have a back-up plan. Things at home may be somewhat rocky. Learn your facts before any reprisals or making any moves. Lucky Colour: Cream Lucky Number: 1.

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  •  You must try to avoid serious discussions or disagreements with others.. Money flow good. A letter could bring misleading information. You have been brooding too long on a person who didn’t do fair by you, but now its time to move on. Travel plans to be avoided Lucky Colour: Ash Lucky Number: 8. 11 /13 zoom

    You must try to avoid serious discussions or disagreements with others.. Money flow good. A letter could bring misleading information. You have been brooding too long on a person who didn’t do fair by you, but now its time to move on. Travel plans to be avoided Lucky Colour: Ash Lucky Number: 8.

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  • You may feel the need to make personal changes to a relationship. Your energy will be high; however, if not channelled suitably, temper tantrums may erupt. You\'ll find it easy to charm members of the opposite sex today. Lucky Colour: Magenta. Lucky Number: 6. 12 /13 zoom

    You may feel the need to make personal changes to a relationship. Your energy will be high; however, if not channelled suitably, temper tantrums may erupt. You'll find it easy to charm members of the opposite sex today. Lucky Colour: Magenta. Lucky Number: 6.

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  • Show your leadership and avoid overly aggressive behaviour. Career front seems settled. Colleagues may not be completely honest with you; try not to rely on help from others. You have not been totally honest with yourself, so re-examine your motives. Lucky Colour: Caramel. Lucky Number: 2. 13 /13 zoom

    Show your leadership and avoid overly aggressive behaviour. Career front seems settled. Colleagues may not be completely honest with you; try not to rely on help from others. You have not been totally honest with yourself, so re-examine your motives. Lucky Colour: Caramel. Lucky Number: 2.

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