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AUS v NZ, 1st Test, Brisbane: Australia thrash New Zealand by 149 runs (AUS 1:0)

Overcoming the disgrace on the Indian tour, Australian team on Sunday put up a clinical show to wrap up the New Zealand second innings to register a comfortable 149-runs victory in the first Test at Gabba.
Resuming on 143 for six, chasing an unlikely 327 to win, the visitors could only last 10.3 overs on the fourth day. Left-arm pacer Mitchell Johnson finished with his first five-wicket haul (5/39) in Tests, with key wickets of topscorer of both the innings Ross Taylor (75) and captain Daniel Vettori (10) before cleaning up Chris Martin to bundled out the tourists for 177.
The loss also highlighted the proverbial chronicle in New Zealand cricket. They had the advantage during the early part of the Test but missed the opportunity to nail the Aussies with Simon Katich hitting an unbeaten 131 runs to steer Australia from trouble.
New Zealand were up against the odds from the start of their chase. This would have been a record at the Gabba if the Kiwis managed to do the job as the highest run chase was accomplished by home team (236 for seven) against West Indies in 1951-52 series.

Australia in India 2008 Cricket Test Series

India Players Statistics

Tests 1st Test
Bangalore
2nd Test
Chandigarh
3rd Test
Delhi
4th Test
Nagpur
Avg. Total
Batsman / Innings I II I II I II I II
V Sehwag 45 6 35 90 1 16 66 92 43.87 351
G Gambhir 21 29 67 104 206 36 DNP DNP 77.16 463
M Vijay DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP 33 41 37.00 74
R Dravid 51 5 39 DNP 11 11 0 3 17.14 120
S Tendulkar 13 49 88 10 68 47 109 12 56.57 396
S Ganguly 47 26 102 27 5 32 85 0 54.00 324
VVS Laxman 0 42 12 DNP 200 59 64 4 95.25 381
MS Dhoni 9 DNP 92 68 27 DNP 56 55 61.40 307
A Mishra DNP DNP 0 DNP DNP DNP 0 7 3.50 7
A Kumble 5 DNP DNP DNP 45 DNP DNP DNP 25.00 50
H Singh 54 DNP 1 DNP DNP DNP 18 52 41.66 125
Z Khan 57 DNP 2 DNP 28 DNP 1 6 31.33 94
I Sharma 6 DNP 9 DNP DNP 1 0 1 4.25 17
India Total 360 177/4 469 314/3 613/7 208/5 444 295 - -
Australia Total 430 228/6 268 195 577 31/0 355 209 - -
Result IND drew with AUS IND won by 320 runs IND drew with AUS IND won by 172 runs IND won the Series 2-0
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IND v AUS, 4th Test, Nagpur, Day 5: India thrash Australia by 172 runs to regain Border-Gavaskar Trophy

India capped a tight bowling display to record a crushing 172-run victory over Australia in the fourth and final Test and wrap up the series 2-0 in Nagpur.
Australia was bowled out for 209 on the final afternoon as they chased an unlikely 382 to suffer their first Test series defeat since the 2005 Ashes in England. It was also India's first Test series win over Australia in seven years as they clinched the Border-Gavaskar Trophy.
Indian fast bowler Ishant Sharma was named man of the series. Matthew Hayden alone sustained his team's slim hopes with a bold 77.
Off spinner Harbhajan Singh was the highest wicket-taker with 4 for 64, while leg spinner Amit Mishra (3 for 27) and Sharma (2 for 31) provided valuable support.
IND v AUS, 4th Test, Nagpur, Day 5: India 411 & 295 beat Australia 355 & 209 by 172 runs

IND v AUS, 3rd Test, Delhi, Day 5: India drew with Australia

India captain Anil Kumble retired with his side still leading Australia 1-0 in the series after the third test ended in a draw on Sunday.
Legspinner Kumble declared India's second innings at 208-5 shortly after tea and then opened the bowling in his farewell to the game.
When the match was halted 15 overs early, and a draw inevitable, Australia was 31-0 chasing a target of 245.
IND v AUS, 3rd Test, Delhi, Day 5: India 613 for 7 dec & 208 for 5 dec drew with Australia 577 & 31 for 0

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