Australia and India are two of the fiercest competitors in cricketing nations, boasting hugely-attended matches that draw an avid following and intense rivalries during major ICC tournaments such as World Cups or Champions Trophies.
The Australian men’s Cricket Team Vs India National Cricket Team Match Scorecard reflects this historic contest, as over 14 senior-level encounters they have met 14 times, with each side securing memorable victories.
| Match | Format | Date & Venue | Australia Score | India Score | Result |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 5th Test | Test | Jan 3–5, 2025 – Sydney | 181 & 162/4 | 185 & 157 | AUS won by 6 wkts (ESPN) |
| ICC Champions Trophy SF | ODI | Mar 4, 2025 – Dubai | 264/10 (49.3) | 267/6 (48.1) | IND won by 4 wkts (ABP Live) |
| 4th T20I | T20I | Nov 6, 2025 – Carrara | 119/10 (18.2) | 167/8 (20.0) | IND won by 48 runs (The Indian Express) |
| World Cup Final | ODI | Nov 19, 2023 – Ahmedabad | 241/4 (43) | 240/10 (50) | AUS won by 6 wkts (Team Match Scorecard) |
| 3rd ODI – Tour of India | ODI | Sep 27, 2023 – Rajkot | 286/10 (49.4) | 352/5 (50) | IND won by 66 runs (Team Match Scorecard) |
Result
On Boxing Day, Australia secured an unassailable 2-0 advantage in the Border-Gavaskar Trophy series against India by defeating them 2-0 at Melbourne Test. Jasprit Bumrah shone for Australia as he took five-wicket haul to put them ahead on Day 5.
Indian batsmen found it hard to compete against Australia’s bowling, managing only 334 runs in their first innings at MCG.
Rain temporarily stopped play, with play resuming tomorrow. The second test will take place in Adelaide on Thursday; thereafter India will travel to Sydney for two final ODI matches of their five-match ODI series against Australia at home; though they never managed a series victory during 2023 ODI World Cup they did manage four wins out of five matches at home!
The series is being described as a battle of titans, as both teams boast exceptional talent. Both have performed exceptionally across all three formats of cricket and hope to extend their dominance against one another.
India opener Abhishek Sharma produced an outstanding innings in Perth’s opening ODI with an unbeaten 68 off 37 balls, assisted by Shubman Gill who hit two sixes and four fours to help India reach 52-0 before bad weather intervened and cut short their innings.
Kohli attempted to play Starc’s first ball and missed, being caught at gully by Cooper Connolly. Subsequently, Kohli hit Hazlewood for two runs down leg side before trying another pull but being caught at backward point.
Australia and India have each won six out of the past 10 ICC tournaments, while senior level clashes between these teams have produced 14 matches at senior level – winning six ODI World Cups between them while meeting in two Champions Trophy and one World Test Championship matches.
Their rivalry will only intensify over time. Both countries are considered among the finest worldwide and will vie to take home top honors during competitions to come.
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Australia are one of the dominant sides in both test and one-day international cricket, often ranking first in both categories by the ICC world Test and ODI nations.
They have won six World Cup titles – second only to England – as well as four Ashes series victories, making them the most successful ICC touring side ever.
Their men’s national cricket team is managed by Cricket Australia National Selectors; selection criteria includes current form, fitness levels and award wins such as Allan Border Medal or Bradman Young Player of the Year awards.
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The Australian national cricket team, commonly referred to as the Kangaroos, represents Australia in international men’s cricket competition. Administered by Cricket Australia – which governs this form of the sport within Australia – they have proven one of the world’s finest performers since 1999, winning six World Cup titles (three consecutively between 1999 and 2007) and nine series victories since then in Test matches alone.
After suffering a narrow defeat at The Oval in London in the first Test against England, Australia rebounded to win at Sydney Cricket Ground and take an early lead before losing it and eventually drawing at The Oval which resulted in England retaining their Ashes crown.
Rohit Sharma leads India’s men’s national side as captain in Tests and ODIs while Hardik Pandya leads T20Is. They are coached by Rahul Dravid (batting), Vikram Rathour (batting), and Paras Mhambrey (bowling).
Under Rahul Gandhi’s management, players receive various accolades including Allan Border Medal, Bradman Young Player of the Year, and Domestic Player of the Year awards for their performances.
