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No Australian Has Scored A Ton Against India At Home Since 2018

By IANS News December 29, 2020 • 22:40 PM View: 1065

Australia's batting struggles at home against India in Tests, which started in the 2018/19 series that they lost 2-1, doesn't seem to have been solved thus far in the ongoing four-match series despite the inclusion of experienced Steve Smith and the in-form Marnus Labuschagne.

Batsmen from the host's team are yet to score a century against India at home since 2018 and only one Australian - Marcus Harris - features in the top 10 highest individual scores in Test matches between the two sides in Australia in this period.

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