India capped Mohammad Siraj for this game. He became the 225^th cricketer to represent India in one day games. He became the 24^th Indian cricketer to make his one day debut against Australia.

India capped Mohammad Siraj for this game. He became the 108th cricketer to represent India in one day games on away soil. He became the 13th Indian cricketer to make his one day debut against Australia in Australia

He bowled at number three in this game to provide the 29^th occasion of an Indian bowler to bowl at number three on his one day debut. He became the fourth Indian bowler to bowl at number three against Australia on his one day debut.

U Khawaja was dismissed run out for 21 in this game to provide the 110^th occasion of an Australian batsman dismissed run out in a one day international against India. It also provides the 40^th occasion of an Australian batsman dismissed run out in a one day international against India on home soil. It also provides the tenth occasion of an Australian batsman dismissed run out in a one day international against India at Adelaide.

U Khawaja was dismissed run out for 21 in this game to provide the seventh occasion of an Australian batsman dismissed run out in a one day international against India while batting at number three.  It also provides the second occasion of an Australian batsman dismissed run out in a one day international against India on home soil while batting at number three.. It also provides the first occasion of an Australian batsman dismissed run out in a one day international against India at Adelaide while batting at number three

Adelaide game was the 50^th one day international for MS Dhoni against Australia. He became the eleventh cricketer to appear in 50 plus one day games against Australia. Others are – SR Tendulkar {71}, DL Haynes {64}, DL Vettori {59}, DPMD Jayawardene {56}, JN Rhodes {55}, IVA Richards {54}, EJG Morgan {52}, BC Lara {51}. RB Richardson {51} and JH Kallis {50}

MS Dhoni became the second Indian cricketer to appear in 50 plus one day one day internationals against Australia after SR Tendulkar. SR Tendulkar has played 71 games against Australia.

MS Dhoni became the first wicket keeper batsman in the history of one day internationals to appear in 50 games against Australia.

MS Dhoni’s 50 one day appearances against Australia provide the 67^th occasion of a cricketer appearing against an Opp 50 plus one day appearances.

MS Dhoni has made 50 plus one day appearances against two teams – against Australia {50} and against Sri Lanka {66}. He became the 20^th cricketer to make 50 plus one day appearance against two or more teams in the history of one day internationals.

MS Dhoni has made 50 plus one day appearances against two teams – against Australia {50} and against Sri Lanka {66}. He became the third Indian cricketer to make 50 plus one day appearance against two or more teams in the history of one day internationals. Others are – SR Tendulkar against four teams and MA Azharuddin against two teams

MS Dhoni has made 50 plus one day appearances against two teams – against Australia {50} and against Sri Lanka {66}. He became the the second wicket keeper batsman to make 50 plus one day appearance against two or more teams in the history of one  day internationals after KC Sangakkara. KC Sangakkara has played 76 one day games against India and 56 one day games against Pakistan.

Mohammad Siraj returned with none for 76 in this game to provide the 12^th occasion of a bowler conceding 70 plus runs without a wicket on his one day debut in the history of one day internationals. He also became the second Indian bowler to suffer such an ignominy after KD Ghavri. KD Ghavri had returned with figures of none for 83 against England at Lord’s on 07.06.75

SR Marsh scored 131 in this game to provide the 40^th occasion of an Australian batsman scoring a century against India in one day internationals. It also provides the 15th occasion of an Australian batsman scoring a century against India in one day internationals in Australia. SE Marsh became the second Australian batsman to score a century against Australia in one day internationals after ME Waugh. ME Waugh has scored 116 runs against India at Adelaide on 26.01.00

With SE Marsh scoring 131 in this game, it provides the father and sons from Australia scoring centuries against India at home. The centuries scored by GR Marsh, MR Marsh and SE Marsh are tabulated below.

No	Player	Runs	Inns	Opp	Ground	Start Date
1	GR Marsh	125	1	Ind	Sydney	21 Jan 1986
2	MR Marsh	102*	1	Ind	Sydney	23 Jan 2016
3	SE Marsh	131	1	Ind	Adelaide	15 Jan 2019

With SE Marsh scoring 131 in this game, it provides the father and sons from Australia scoring centuries against India. The centuries scored by GR Marsh, MR Marsh and SE Marsh are tabulated below.

No	Player	Runs	Inns	Opp	Ground	Start Date
1	GR Marsh	125	1	Ind	Sydney	21 Jan 1986
2	GR Marsh	104	1	Ind	Jaipur	07 Sep 1986
3	GR Marsh	110	1	Ind	Chennai	09 Oct 1987
4	MR Marsh	102*	1	Ind	Sydney	23 Jan 2016
5	SE Marsh	131	1	Ind	Adelaide	15 Jan 2019

SE Marsh’s 131 was in a losing cause to provide the 49th occasion of Australian batsman’s century going in vain in one day internationals. It also provides the 24th occasion of Australian batsman’s century going in vain in one day internationals against India. It also provides the fourth occasion of Australian batsman’s century going in vain in one day internationals against India on home soil. All such occasions are tabulated below

No	Player	Runs	Inns	Opp	Ground	Start Date
1	ML Hayden	109	2	Ind	Brisbane	18 Jan 2004
2	DA Warner	122	1	Ind	Sydney	23 Jan 2016
3	MR Marsh	102*	1	Ind	Sydney	23 Jan 2016
4	SE Marsh	131	1	Ind	Adelaide	15 Jan 2019

MS Dhoni’s half century – 55 not out – in this game provides the 41^st occasion of his scoring a half century in India’s winning one  day internationals. He now stands third in the list of Indian batsmen who have scored most half centuries in India’s winning one day internationals. SR Tendulkar {59} and R Dravid {47} occupy the first and second places. MS Dhoni went past SC Ganguly who had an aggregate of 40 half centuries in India’s winning one day internationals.

MS Dhoni’s aggregate in India’s winning one day internationals read 2841 runs with his 41 half centuries. He now stands third in the list of Indian batsmen who have scored most runs in India’s winning one day internationals with their half centuries.  SR Tendulkar {4310} and R Dravid {3104} occupy the first and second places with their 59 and 47 half centuries,  MS Dhoni went past SC Ganguly who had an aggregate of 2836 runs with his 40 half centuries in India’s winning one day internationals.

V Kohli scored 104 in this game to provide the 39^th occasion of his scoring a century in one day games. He now stands second in the list of batsmen who have scored most centuries in one day internationals. SR Tendulkar with 49 centuries to his credit occupies the first place.

V Kohli scored 104 in this game to provide the 39^th occasion of his scoring a century in one day games. He now stands second in the list of Indian batsmen who have scored most centuries in one day internationals. SR Tendulkar with 49 centuries to his credit occupies the first place.

It also represents his 18^th century on away soil – most by any batsman in the history of one day internationals. It also represents his sixth century against Australia. Other batsmen to score six or more centuries against Australia are – SR Tendulkar {09}, RG Sharma {07} and DL Haynes {06}.

It also represents his third century against Australia in Australia. Others to score three or more centuries against Australia in Australia are – RG Sharma {04} and IVA Richards {03}

It also represents his 24^th century while a team has batted second in the match and his eleventh century while a team has batted second in a match on away soil. Both are the world records in their respective parameters.

It also represents his 21st century while a team has batted second and won the match and his ninth century while a team has batted second and won the match on away soil. Both are the world records in their respective parameters.

MS Dhoni effected one stumping dismissal in this game which gave him an aggregate of 116 stumping dismissals in one day games. They also gave him an aggregate of 43 stumping dismissals on away soil

MS Dhoni’s two dismissals in this game fetched him an aggregate of 56 dismissals against Australia. He now holds the record for most dismissals by a wicket keeper against Australia. He went past MV Boucher of South Africa who had an aggregate of 54 dismissals against Australia.

MS Dhoni’s aggregate of catches against Australia read 40 at the end of this game. He became the third wicket keeper to pouch 40 plus catches against Australia. Others are – MV Boucher {49} and PJL Dujon {41}

India won this game by six wickets with four balls to spare to provide the 49^th occasion of India winning a one day international by a single digit delivery to spare {0ne to nine}. All such occasions are listed below.

No	Team	Result	Margin	BR	Bat	Opposition	Ground	Start Date
1	India	won	3 wickets	9	2nd	v Australia	Delhi	02 Oct 1986
2	India	won	3 wickets	9	2nd	v Zimbabwe	Sharjah	26 Oct 2000
3	India	won	6 wickets	9	2nd	v Australia	Sharjah	24 Apr 1998
4	India	won	3 wickets	8	2nd	v Sri Lanka	Ranchi	16 Nov 2014
5	India	won	6 wickets	8	2nd	v Zimbabwe	Auckland	14 Mar 2015
6	India	won	4 wickets	8	2nd	v England	Gwalior	05 Mar 1993
7	India	won	6 wickets	8	2nd	v Sri Lanka	Colombo (SSC)	17 Sep 1994
8	India	won	1 wickets	7	2nd	v West Indies	Cuttack	29 Nov 2011
9	India	won	5 wickets	7	2nd	v Australia	Visakhapatnam	20 Oct 2010
10	India	won	3 wickets	7	2nd	v England	Sharjah	02 Apr 1987
11	India	won	6 wickets	7	2nd	v England	Lord’s	29 Jun 2002
12	India	won	5 wickets	7	2nd	v New Zealand	Bengaluru	07 Dec 2010
13	India	won	2 wickets	7	2nd	v Australia	Bengaluru	21 Oct 1996
14	India	won	7 wickets	7	2nd	v Bangladesh	Dhaka	15 Jun 2014
15	India	won	6 wickets	7	2nd	v Australia	Melbourne	31 Jan 1986
16	India	won	6 wickets	6	2nd	v Bangladesh	Fatullah	26 Feb 2014
17	India	won	5 wickets	6	2nd	v Bangladesh	Dhaka	10 May 2007
18	India	won	4 wickets	6	2nd	v England	Faridabad	31 Mar 2006
19	India	won	6 wickets	5	2nd	v South Africa	Belfast	29 Jun 2007
20	India	won	4 wickets	5	2nd	v South Africa	Centurion	11 Dec 1992
21	India	won	2 wickets	5	2nd	v Sri Lanka	Adelaide	19 Feb 2008
22	India	won	7 wickets	5	2nd	v England	Indore	15 Apr 2006
23	India	won	3 wickets	5	2nd	v Sri Lanka	Sharjah	13 Apr 1986
24	India	won	3 wickets	5	2nd	v Sri Lanka	Sharjah	06 Nov 1998
25	India	won	4 wickets	4	2nd	v Zimbabwe	Bulawayo	27 Jun 2001
26	India	won	8 wickets	4	2nd	v West Indies	Cuttack	09 Nov 1994
27	India	won	6 wickets	4	2nd	v Australia	Adelaide	15 Jan 2019
28	India	won	6 wickets	4	2nd	v South Africa	Belfast	01 Jul 2007
29	India	won	5 wickets	4	2nd	v England	Mohali	20 Oct 2011
30	India	won	6 wickets	3	2nd	v England	Jalandhar	20 Dec 1981
31	India	won	7 wickets	3	2nd	v Zimbabwe	Guwahati	22 Mar 1993
32	India	won	7 wickets	3	2nd	v Pakistan	Toronto	20 Sep 1997
33	India	won	6 wickets	3	2nd	v Australia	Nagpur	30 Oct 2013
34	India	won	2 wickets	3	2nd	v Sri Lanka	Colombo (SSC)	25 Aug 1985
35	India	won	2 wickets	3	2nd	v England	Lord’s	13 Jul 2002
36	India	won	4 wickets	3	2nd	v Pakistan	Karachi	30 Sep 1997
37	India	won	2 wickets	2	2nd	v England	The Oval	05 Sep 2007
38	India	won	6 wickets	2	2nd	v Australia	Sydney	23 Jan 2016
39	India	won	1 wickets	2	2nd	v Sri Lanka	Port of Spain	11 Jul 2013
40	India	won	5 wickets	2	2nd	v Sri Lanka	Colombo (RPS)	28 Jul 2012
41	India	won	4 wickets	2	2nd	v Australia	Adelaide	12 Feb 2012
42	India	won	3 wickets	2	2nd	v South Africa	Kochi	09 Mar 2000
43	India	won	1 wickets	1	2nd	v New Zealand	Auckland	11 Jan 2003
44	India	won	6 wickets	1	2nd	v West Indies	Gros Islet	03 Jul 2009
45	India	won	2 wickets	1	2nd	v New Zealand	Napier	12 Jan 1999
46	India	won	3 wickets	1	2nd	v Pakistan	Dhaka	18 Jan 1998
47	India	won	4 wickets	1	2nd	v South Africa	Vadodara	17 Mar 2000
48	India	won	3 wickets	1	2nd	v Pakistan	Dambulla	19 Jun 2010
49	India	won	5 wickets	1	2nd	v West Indies	Kingston	18 May 2006

India won this game by six wickets with four balls to spare to provide the ninth occasion of India winning a one day international by a single digit delivery to spare {0ne to nine} against Australia. All such occasions are listed below.

No	Team	Result	Margin	BR	Bat	Opposition	Ground	Start Date
1	India	won	6 wickets	7	2nd	v Australia	Melbourne	31 Jan 1986
2	India	won	3 wickets	9	2nd	v Australia	Delhi	02 Oct 1986
3	India	won	2 wickets	7	2nd	v Australia	Bengaluru	21 Oct 1996
4	India	won	6 wickets	9	2nd	v Australia	Sharjah	24 Apr 1998
5	India	won	5 wickets	7	2nd	v Australia	Visakhapatnam	20 Oct 2010
6	India	won	4 wickets	2	2nd	v Australia	Adelaide	12 Feb 2012
7	India	won	6 wickets	3	2nd	v Australia	Nagpur	30 Oct 2013
8	India	won	6 wickets	2	2nd	v Australia	Sydney	23 Jan 2016
9	India	won	6 wickets	4	2nd	v Australia	Adelaide	15 Jan 2019

India won this game by six wickets with four balls to spare to provide the fifth occasion of India winning a one day international by exact four deliveries to spare. All such occasions are listed below.

No	Team	Result	Margin	BR	Bat	Opposition	Ground	Start Date
1	India	won	8 wickets	4	2nd	v West Indies	Cuttack	09 Nov 1994
2	India	won	4 wickets	4	2nd	v Zimbabwe	Bulawayo	27 Jun 2001
3	India	won	6 wickets	4	2nd	v South Africa	Belfast	01 Jul 2007
4	India	won	5 wickets	4	2nd	v England	Mohali	20 Oct 2011
5	India	won	6 wickets	4	2nd	v Australia	Adelaide	15 Jan 2019

MS Dhoni scored two boundary sixes in this game which fetched him 30 boundary sixes against Australia. He became the third Indian batsman to score 30 plus boundary sixes against Australia. Other two are – RG Sharma {66} and SR Tendulkar {35}. RG Sharma’s 66 boundary sixes include the two boundary sixes in this game.

MS Dhoni {214} and RG Sharma {210} occupy the first and second places in the list of Indian batsmen who have scored most boundary sixes in one day internationals. The aggregate number of sixes scored by these two batsmen when representing India and as at the end of this game.

MS Dhoni {221} and RG Sharma {210} occupy the fourth and fifth places in the list of batsmen who have scored most boundary sixes in one day internationals. The following is the complete list of seven batsmen who have scored 200 plus boundary sixes in one day internationals

No	Player	Teams	Mat	Inns	NO	Runs	HS	Ave	6s
1	Shahid Afridi	Asia/ICC/PAK	398	369	27	08064	124	23.57	351
2	CH Gayle	ICC/WI	284	279	17	09727	215	37.12	275
3	ST Jayasuriya	Asia/SL	445	433	18	13430	189	32.36	270
4	MS Dhoni	Asia/INDIA	334	283	79	10279	183*	50.38	221
5	RG Sharma	INDIA	195	189	31	07630	264	48.29	210
6	AB de Villiers	Afr/SA	228	218	39	09577	176	53.50	204
7	BB McCullum	NZ	260	228	28	06083	166	30.41	200

Sarfraz Ahmed of Pakistan became the seventh wicket keeper in the annals of test cricket to effect ten or more dismissals in the annals of test cricket, when he pouched ten catches in the just concluded test match against South Africa at Johannesburg.  The performance of these seven wicket keepers is tabulated below.

No	Player	Dis	Ct	St	Team	Opp	Ground	Start Date
1	RC Russell	11	11	0	Eng	SAF	Johannesburg	30 Nov 1995
2	AB de Villiers	11	11	0	SAF	Pak	Johannesburg	01 Feb 2013
3	RR Pant	11	11	0	Ind	Aus	Adelaide	06 Dec 2018
4	RW Taylor	10	10	0	Eng	Ind	Mumbai	15 Feb 1980
5	AC Gilchrist	10	10	0	Aus	NZl	Hamilton	31 Mar 2000
6	WP Saha	10	10	0	Ind	SAF	Cape Town	05 Jan 2018
7	Sarfraz Ahmed	10	10	0	Pak	SAF	Johannesburg	11 Jan 2019

Sarfraz Ahmed became the second wicket keeper to effect ten or more dismissals in a test in South Africa-Pakistan test series. AB de Villiers of South Africa had effected eleven dismissals against Pakistan at Johannesburg in Feb 2013

No	Player	Dis	Ct	St	Team	Opp	Ground	Start Date
1	AB de Villiers	11	11	0	SAF	Pak	Johannesburg	01 Feb 2013
2	Sarfraz Ahmed	10	10	0	Pak	SAF	Johannesburg	11 Jan 2019

Sarfraz Ahmed became the third wicket keeper to effect ten or more dismissals in a test against South Africa. All the three occasions are tabulated below. Others are RC Russell of England – 11 dismissals at Johannesburg in Nov 1995 and WP Saha of India – 10 dismissals at Cape Town in Jan 2018

No	Player	Dis	Ct	St	Team	Opp	Ground	Start Date
1	RC Russell	11	11	0	Eng	SAF	Johannesburg	30 Nov 1995
2	WP Saha	10	10	0	Ind	SAF	Cape Town	05 Jan 2018
3	Sarfraz Ahmed	10	10	0	Pak	SAF	Johannesburg	11 Jan 2019

Sarfraz Ahmed now holds the record for most dismissals in a test by a Pakistan wicket keeper. He went past Rashid Latif and Kamran Akmal who had effected nine dismissals in a test.  The performance of these three glove men are tabulated below

No	Player	Dis	Ct	St	Team	Opp	Ground	Start Date
1	Sarfraz Ahmed	10	10	0	Pak	SAF	Johannesburg	11 Jan 2019
2	Rashid Latif	09	09	0	Pak	NZl	Auckland	10 Feb 1994
3	Kamran Akmal	09	09	0	Pak	Win	Kingston	03 Jun 2005

Sarfraz Ahmed now holds the record for most dismissals in a test by a Pakistan wicket keeper against South Africa. He went past Adnan Akmal who had effected seven dismissals in a test against South Africa at Abu Dhabi in Oct 2013.  The performance of these  two glove men  are tabulated below

No	Player	Dis	Ct	St	Team	Opp	Ground	Start Date
1	Sarfraz Ahmed	10	10	0	Pak	SAF	Johannesburg	11 Jan 2019
2	Adnan Akmal	07	05	02	Pak	SAF	Abu Dhabi	14 Oct 2013

Australia won by 34 runs

UT Khawaja {59}, SE Marsh {54} and PSP Handscomb {73} – batting at No 3, 4, and 5 – scored fifties in Australia’s innings to provide the 51^st occasion of batsmen batting at No 3, 4, and 5 scoring fifties in an innings in the annals of one day internationals.

It also provides the ninth occasion of Australian batsmen accomplishing such a feat in one day games. It also provides the fourth occasion of Australian batsmen accomplishing such a feat against India in one day games. It also provides the seventh occasion of batsmen accomplishing such a feat against India in one day games.

B Kumar’s aggregate wickets in one day internationals read 101 at the end of this game. He became the 144^th bowler in the history of one day internationals to capture 100 plus wickets. He also became the 19^th Indian bowler to capture 100 plus wickets in one day internationals.

S Dhawan was dismissed for a duck in this game to provide the 129th occasion of an Indian opening batsman dismissed for a duck  in one day internationals. It also provides the 49^th occasion of an Indian opening batsman dismissed for a duck on away soil.

S Dhawan was dismissed for a duck in this game to provide the 13th occasion of an Indian opening batsman dismissed for a duck against Australia in one day internationals. It also provides the fourth occasion of an Indian opening batsman dismissed for a duck against Australia in Australia.

S Dhawan was dismissed for a duck in this game to provide the fourth occasion of his being dismissed for a duck as an opening batsman in one day internationals. It also provides the second occasion of his being dismissed for a duck against Australia in one day internationals.

It also provides the second occasion of an Indian opening batsman dismissed for a duck against Australia at Sydney. K Srikkanth was dismissed for a duck as an opener against Australia at Sydney on 05.02.96.

S Dhawan collected the first ball duck in this game. It was his first first ball duck as an opening batsman. His dismissal provides the 21^st occasion of an Indian opening batsman collecting a first ball duck in one day games. It also provides the third occasion of an Indian opening batsman collecting a first ball duck in one day games. Others are – K Srikkanth at Sharjah on 29.03.85 and V Sehwag at Mumbai on 01.11.03.

Indian opening batsmen – S Dhawan {0} and RG Sharma {133} – scored a duck and a century against Australia at Sydney on 12.01.19 to provide the 37^th occasion of openers scoring a duck and a century in the same innings in the history of one day internationals. It also provides the tenth occasion of openers scoring a duck and a century in the same innings while batting second in the history of one day internationals. It also provides the seventh occasion of Indian opening batsmen scoring a duck and a century in one day internationals. It also provides the fifth occasion of openers scoring s duck and a century in one day internationals against Australia. Ther are four occasion of an opener scoring a duck and another scoring 150 plus runs. West Indies openers  DR Smith {0) and CH Gayle {215} scored a duck and a double century against Zimbabwe at  Canberra on 24.02.15  providing the lone occasion of an opener scoring a duck and double century in the history of one day internationals. It also provides the fifth occasion of opening batsmen scoring a duck and a century on Australian soil. It also provides the third occasion of opening batsmen scoring a duck and a century at Sydney. There are only two occasions of opening batsmen scoring a duck and 133. Both the occasions are tabulated below. Apart from S Dhawan {0} and RG Sharma {133} against Australia at Sydney on 12.01.19. Scotland openers CS McLeog {0) and KJ Coetzer {133} had scored duck and 133 against Afghanistan at Sharjah on 08.03.13.

RG Sharma scored 133 in this game to provide the 276th occasion of an Indian batsman scoring a century in one day games. It also provides the 40^th occasion of an Indian batsman scoring a century against Australia in one day games.

RG Sharma scored 133 in this game to provide the 145^th occasion of an Indian opening batsman scoring a century in one day games. It also provides the 22^nd occasion of an Indian opening batsman scoring a century against Australia in one day games.

RG Sharma registered his 22^nd one day century when he scored 133 in this game. He now occupies the third place jointly with SC Ganguly in the list of Indian batsmen who have scored most centuries. SC Ganguly has also scored 22 centuries. The first two places are occupied by SR Tendulkar {49} and V Kohli {38}

It also represents his ninth century on away soil. He occupies the third place among the list of Indian batsmen who have scored most centuries on away soil. Others are – V Kohli {17} and SR Tendulkar {12}. It also represents the 83^rd occasion of an Indian batsman scoring a century on away soil

It also represents his seventh century against Australia. Only SR Tendulkar {09} has scored more hundreds than RG Sharma against Australia among the Indian batsmen and also by any batsmen in the history of one day internationals

RG Sharma went past DL Haynes who had scored six centuries against Australia.  

It was his fourth century against Australia in Australia. He now holds the record for most centuries by a batsman against Australia in Australia. He went past IVA Richards of West Indies who has scored three centuries against Australia in Australia.

It was his fourth century against Australia in Australia. He now holds the record for most centuries by an batsman against Australia in Australia. He went past V Kohli and VVS Laxman who have scored two centuries against Australia in Australia.

It also provides the 69^th occasion of an Indian batsman’s century going in vain in the one day internationals. It also represents the 37^th occasion of an Indian opening batsman’s century going in vain in the one day internationals.

It also provides the 20^th occasion of an Indian batsman’s century going in vain against Australia in the one day internationals. It also represents the tenth occasion of an Indian opening batsman’s century going in vain against Australia in the one day internationals.

RG Sharma’s 133 which has gone in vain represents his sixth century in a losing cause in one day internationals. He became the ninth batsman to witness six or more centuries going in vain in one day internationals. Others are – SR Tendulkar {14}, CH Gayle {09}, BRM Taylor {08}, KC Sangakkara {07}, LRPL Taylor {07}, AJ Finch {06}, V Kohli {06} and ME Trescothick {06}

RG Sharma’s 133 which has gone in vain represents his sixth century in a losing cause in one day internationals. He became the third Indian batsman to witness six or more centuries going in vain in one day internationals. Others are – SR Tendulkar {14} and V Kohli {06}

RG Sharma’s 133 which has gone in vain represents his fifth century in a losing cause as an opening batsman in one day internationals. He became the seventh batsman to witness five or more centuries going in vain in one day internationals. Others are – SR Tendulkar {14}, CH Gayle {09}, AJ Finch {06}, ME Trescothick {06}, ADR Campbell {05} and HH Gibbs {05}

RG Sharma’s 133 which has gone in vain represents his fifth century in a losing cause as an opening batsman in one day internationals. He became the second Indian batsman to witness five or more centuries going in vain in one day internationals after SR Tendulkar. SR Tendulkar has witnessed 14 centuries going in vain.

MS Dhoni completed 10000 runs while representing India when he was on one during his knock of 51 in this  game. At the end of this game, his run aggregate read 10050. He became the fifth Indian batsman to reach the milestone of 10000 runs. The other four are – SR Tendulkar {18426}, SC Ganguly {11221}, R Dravid {10268} and V Kohli {10235}

MS Dhoni completed 10000 runs as a wicket keeper batsman while representing India when he was on one during his knock of 51 in this game. At the end of this game, his run aggregate read 10050. He became the second wicket keeper batsman representing a country to reach the milestone of 10000 runs in the history of one day internationals after KC Sangakkara. KC Sangakkara has scored 13082 runs representing Sri Lanka.

RG Sharma and MS Dhoni added 137 runs for the fourth wicket in this game to provide the 423^rd occasion of Indian batsmen posting a three figure partnership in one day games. It also provides the 63^rd occasion of Indian batsmen posting a three figure partnership for the fourth wicket in one day games.

RG Sharma and MS Dhoni added 137 runs for the fourth wicket in this game to provide the 59th occasion of Indian batsmen posting a three figure partnership against Australia in one day games. It also provides the tenth occasion of Indian batsmen posting a three figure partnership against Australia for the fourth wicket in one day games.

Australia won this game by 34 runs. Australia’s and India’s one day record at the end of this game read thus –

Team	Mat	Won	Lost	Tied	NR
Australia	920	558	319	9	34
India	954	492	413	9	40

Head to Head result summary read thus

Team	Mat	Won	Lost	Tied	NR
Australia	129	74	45	0	10
India	129	45	74	0	10

Indian opening batsmen – S Dhawan {0} and RG Sharma {133} – scored a duck and a century against Australia at Sydney on 12.01.19 to provide the 37^th occasion of openers scoring a duck and a century in the same innings in the history of one day internationals. All such occasions are tabulated below

No	Player	Runs	Player	Runs	Inns	Team	Opp	Ground	Start Date
1	RS Gabriel	0	DL Haynes	108*	1	Win	Aus	Sydney	17.01.84
2	GM Wood	0	KC Wessels	107	1	Aus	Ind	New Delhi	28.09.84
3	LS Rajput	0	K Srikkanth	123	1	Ind	Pak	Kolkata	18.02.87
4	AC Hudson	0	G Kirsten	106	1	RSA	Ind	Sharjah	14.04.96
5	A Jadeja	0	SR Tendulkar	110	1	Ind	Srl	Col- RPS	28.08.96
6	PA Wallace	0	CB Lambert	119	1	Win	Eng	Trinidad	08.04.98
7	PA Wallace	0	S Chanderpaul	150	1	Win	RSA	East London	24.01.99
8	NC Johnson	0	GW Flower	140	1	Zim	Ken	Dhaka	27.03.99
9	MS Sinclair	0	NJ Astle	104	1	NZl	Aus	Napier	01.03.00
10	ML Hayden	0	DR Martyn	116*	1	Aus	NZl	Auckland	03.03.00
11	MS Atapattu	0	ST Jayasuriya	107	1	Srl	NZl	Sharjah	10.04.01
12	CJ Nevin	0	MS Sinclair	118*	1	NZl	Srl	Sharjah	17.04.01
13	MS Sinclair	0	NJ Astle	117	1	NZl	Ind	Col- RPS	20.07.01
14	MS Atapattu	0	ST Jayasuriya	106	1	Srl	Eng	Sydney	13.01.03
15	V Sehwag	0	SR Tendulkar	100	1	Ind	Aus	Gwalior	26.10.03
16	WTS Porterfield	0	JP Bray	115*	1	Ire	Zim	Kingston	15.03.07
17	TM Dilshan	0	ST Jayasuriya	107	1	Srl	Ind	Dambulla	28.01.09
18	Karim Sadiq	0	Noor Ali Zadran	114	1	Afg	Can	Sharjah	16.02.10
19	C Kieswetter	0	AJ Strauss	154	1	Eng	Ban	Birmingham	12.07.10
20	KD Karthik	0	V Sehwag	110	1	Ind	NZl	Dambulla	25.08.10
21	JH Kallis	0	HM Amla	119*	1	SAF	Pak	Dubai- DSC	02.11.10
22	Ahmed Shehzad	0	Mohd Hafeez	115	1	Pak	NZl	Christchurch	29.01.11
23	AN Cook	0	IR Bell	126	1	Eng	Win	Southampton	16.06.12
24	CS MacLeod	0	KJ Coetzer	133	1	Sco	Afg	Sharjah	08.03.13
25	RG Sharma	0	S Dhawan	137	1	Ind	RSA	Melbourne	22.02.15
26	DR Smith	0	CH Gayle	215	1	Win	Zim	Canberra	24.02.15
27	TWM Latham	0	MJ Guptill	102	1	NZl	Srl	Mt Maunganui	05.01.16
28	M Prabhakar	0	NS Sidhu	134*	2	Ind	Eng	Gwalior	04.03.93
29	MA Atherton	0	AD Brown	118	2	Eng	Ind	Manchester	26.05.96
30	RS Kaluwitharana	0	ST Jayasuriya	151*	2	Srl	Ind	Mumbai	17.05.97
31	GW Flower	0	NC Johnson	110	2	Zim	Aus	Bulawayo	21.10.99
32	NV Knight	0	ME Trescothick	121	2	Eng	Ind	Kolkata	19.01.02
33	SC Ganguly	0	V Sehwag	108	2	Ind	NZl	Napier	29.12.02
34	Younis Khan	0	Salman Butt	108*	2	Pak	Ind	Kolkata	13.11.04
35	Mohd Hafeez	0	Nasir Jamshed	101*	2	Pak	Ind	Chennai	30.12.12
36	L Ronchi	0	MJ Guptill	103*	2	NZl	Eng	Lord’s	31.05.13
37	S Dhawan	0	RG Sharma	133	2	Ind	Aus	Sydney	12.01.19

Indian opening batsmen – S Dhawan {0} and RG Sharma {133} – scored a duck and a century against Australia at Sydney on 12.01.19 to provide the tenth occasion of openers scoring a duck and a century in the same innings while batting second in the history of one day internationals. Brake up of such occasions in the first innings and second innings are tabulated below

No	Player	Runs	Player	Runs	Inns	Team	Opp	Ground	Start Date
1	RS Gabriel	0	DL Haynes	108*	1	Win	Aus	Sydney	17.01.84
2	GM Wood	0	KC Wessels	107	1	Aus	Ind	New Delhi	28.09.84
3	LS Rajput	0	K Srikkanth	123	1	Ind	Pak	Kolkata	18.02.87
4	AC Hudson	0	G Kirsten	106	1	RSA	Ind	Sharjah	14.04.96
5	A Jadeja	0	SR Tendulkar	110	1	Ind	Srl	Col- RPS	28.08.96
6	PA Wallace	0	CB Lambert	119	1	Win	Eng	Trinidad	08.04.98
7	PA Wallace	0	S Chanderpaul	150	1	Win	RSA	East London	24.01.99
8	NC Johnson	0	GW Flower	140	1	Zim	Ken	Dhaka	27.03.99
9	MS Sinclair	0	NJ Astle	104	1	NZl	Aus	Napier	01.03.00
10	ML Hayden	0	DR Martyn	116*	1	Aus	NZl	Auckland	03.03.00
11	MS Atapattu	0	ST Jayasuriya	107	1	Srl	NZl	Sharjah	10.04.01
12	CJ Nevin	0	MS Sinclair	118*	1	NZl	Srl	Sharjah	17.04.01
13	MS Sinclair	0	NJ Astle	117	1	NZl	Ind	Col- RPS	20.07.01
14	MS Atapattu	0	ST Jayasuriya	106	1	Srl	Eng	Sydney	13.01.03
15	V Sehwag	0	SR Tendulkar	100	1	Ind	Aus	Gwalior	26.10.03
16	WTS Porterfield	0	JP Bray	115*	1	Ire	Zim	Kingston	15.03.07
17	TM Dilshan	0	ST Jayasuriya	107	1	Srl	Ind	Dambulla	28.01.09
18	Karim Sadiq	0	Noor Ali Zadran	114	1	Afg	Can	Sharjah	16.02.10
19	C Kieswetter	0	AJ Strauss	154	1	Eng	Ban	Birmingham	12.07.10
20	KD Karthik	0	V Sehwag	110	1	Ind	NZl	Dambulla	25.08.10
21	JH Kallis	0	HM Amla	119*	1	SAF	Pak	Dubai- DSC	02.11.10
22	Ahmed Shehzad	0	Mohd Hafeez	115	1	Pak	NZl	Christchurch	29.01.11
23	AN Cook	0	IR Bell	126	1	Eng	Win	Southampton	16.06.12
24	CS MacLeod	0	KJ Coetzer	133	1	Sco	Afg	Sharjah	08.03.13
25	RG Sharma	0	S Dhawan	137	1	Ind	RSA	Melbourne	22.02.15
26	DR Smith	0	CH Gayle	215	1	Win	Zim	Canberra	24.02.15
27	TWM Latham	0	MJ Guptill	102	1	NZl	Srl	Mt Maunganui	05.01.16
1	M Prabhakar	0	NS Sidhu	134*	2	Ind	Eng	Gwalior	04.03.93
2	MA Atherton	0	AD Brown	118	2	Eng	Ind	Manchester	26.05.96
3	RS Kaluwitharana	0	ST Jayasuriya	151*	2	Srl	Ind	Mumbai	17.05.97
4	GW Flower	0	NC Johnson	110	2	Zim	Aus	Bulawayo	21.10.99
5	NV Knight	0	ME Trescothick	121	2	Eng	Ind	Kolkata	19.01.02
6	SC Ganguly	0	V Sehwag	108	2	Ind	NZl	Napier	29.12.02
7	Younis Khan	0	Salman Butt	108*	2	Pak	Ind	Kolkata	13.11.04
8	Mohd Hafeez	0	Nasir Jamshed	101*	2	Pak	Ind	Chennai	30.12.12
9	L Ronchi	0	MJ Guptill	103*	2	NZl	Eng	Lord’s	31.05.13
10	S Dhawan	0	RG Sharma	133	2	Ind	Aus	Sydney	12.01.19

It also provides the seventh occasion of Indian opening batsmen scoring a duck and a century in one day internationals. All such occasions are tabulated below.

No	Player	Runs	Player	Runs	Inns	Team	Opp	Ground	Start Date
1	A Jadeja	0	SR Tendulkar	110	1	Ind	Srl	Col- RPS	28.08.96
2	V Sehwag	0	SR Tendulkar	100	1	Ind	Aus	Gwalior	26.10.03
3	KD Karthik	0	V Sehwag	110	1	Ind	NZl	Dambulla	25.08.10
4	RG Sharma	0	S Dhawan	137	1	Ind	RSA	Melbourne	22.02.15
5	M Prabhakar	0	NS Sidhu	134*	2	Ind	Eng	Gwalior	04.03.93
6	SC Ganguly	0	V Sehwag	108	2	Ind	NZl	Napier	29.12.02
7	S Dhawan	0	RG Sharma	133	2	Ind	Aus	Sydney	12.01.19

It also provides the fifth occasion of openers scoring s duck and a century in one day internationals against Australia. All such occasions are tabulated below

No	Player	Runs	Player	Runs	Inns	Team	Opp	Ground	Start Date
1	RS Gabriel	0	DL Haynes	108*	1	Win	Aus	Sydney	17.01.84
2	MS Sinclair	0	NJ Astle	104	1	NZl	Aus	Napier	01.03.00
3	V Sehwag	0	SR Tendulkar	100	1	Ind	Aus	Gwalior	26.10.03
4	GW Flower	0	NC Johnson	110	2	Zim	Aus	Bulawayo	21.10.99
5	S Dhawan	0	RG Sharma	133	2	Ind	Aus	Sydney	12.01.19

The following table lists the four occasion of an opener scoring a duck and another scoring 150 plus runs. West Indies openers  DR Smith {0) and CH Gayle {215} scored a duck and a double century against Zimbabwe at  Canberra on 24.02.15  providing the lone occasion of an opener scoring a duck and double century in the history of one day internationals.

No	Player	Runs	Player	Runs	Inns	Team	Opp	Ground	Start Date
1	DR Smith	0	CH Gayle	215	1	Win	Zim	Canberra	24.02.15
2	C Kieswetter	0	AJ Strauss	154	1	Eng	Ban	Birmingham	12.07.10
3	RS Kaluwitharana	0	ST Jayasuriya	151*	2	Srl	Ind	Mumbai	17.05.97
4	PA Wallace	0	S Chanderpaul	150	1	Win	RSA	East London	24.01.99

It also provides the fifth occasion of opening batsmen scoring a duck and a century on Australian soil. All such occasions are listed below

No	Player	Runs	Player	Runs	Inns	Team	Opp	Ground	Start Date
1	RS Gabriel	0	DL Haynes	108*	1	Win	Aus	Sydney	17.01.84
2	MS Atapattu	0	ST Jayasuriya	106	1	Srl	Eng	Sydney	13.01.03
3	RG Sharma	0	S Dhawan	137	1	Ind	RSA	Melbourne	22.02.15
4	DR Smith	0	CH Gayle	215	1	Win	Zim	Canberra	24.02.15
5	S Dhawan	0	RG Sharma	133	2	Ind	Aus	Sydney	12.01.19

It also provides the third occasion of opening batsmen scoring a duck and a century at Sydney. All such occasions are listed below

No	Player	Runs	Player	Runs	Inns	Team	Opp	Ground	Start Date
1	RS Gabriel	0	DL Haynes	108*	1	Win	Aus	Sydney	17.01.84
2	MS Atapattu	0	ST Jayasuriya	106	1	Srl	Eng	Sydney	13.01.03
3	S Dhawan	0	RG Sharma	133	2	Ind	Aus	Sydney	12.01.19

There are only two occasions of opening batsmen scoring a duck and 133. Both the occasions are tabulated below. Apart from S Dhawan {0} and RG Sharma {133} against Australia at Sydney on 12.01.19, Scotland openers CS McLeog {0) and KJ Coetzer {133} had scored duck and 133 against Afghanistan at Sharjan on 08.03.13. Both such occasions are tabulated below

No	Player	Runs	Player	Runs	Inns	Team	Opp	Ground	Start Date
1	CS MacLeod	0	KJ Coetzer	133	1	Sco	Afg	Sharjah	08.03.13
2	S Dhawan	0	RG Sharma	133	2	Ind	Aus	Sydney	12.01.19

India won the 2018/19 series four test series against Australia by 2-1 margin to provide the 65^th occasion of India winning a series. It includes the one test match series won by India. All such occasions are tabulated below.

No	Team	M	W	L	T	D	Winner	Teams	Series	H/A
1	Ind	5	2	1	0	2	Ind	Pak in Ind	1952/53	Home
2	Ind	5	2	0	0	3	Ind	NZl in Ind	1955/56	Home
3	Ind	5	2	0	0	3	Ind	Eng in Ind	1961/62	Home
4	Ind	4	1	0	0	3	Ind	NZl in Ind	1964/65	Home
5	Ind	4	3	1	0	0	Ind	Ind in NZl	1967/68	Away
6	Ind	5	1	0	0	4	Ind	Ind in Win	1970/71	Away
7	Ind	3	1	0	0	2	Ind	Ind in Eng	`1971	Away
8	Ind	5	2	1	0	2	Ind	Eng in Ind	1972/73	Home
9	Ind	3	2	0	0	1	Ind	NZl in Ind	1976/77	Home
10	Ind	6	1	0	0	5	Ind	Win in Ind	1978/79	Home
11	Ind	6	2	0	0	4	Ind	Aus in Ind	1979/80	Home
12	Ind	6	2	0	0	4	Ind	Pak in Ind	1979/80	Home
13	Ind	6	1	0	0	5	Ind	Eng in Ind	1981/82	Home
14	Ind	3	2	0	0	1	Ind	Ind in Eng	1986	Away
15	Ind	3	2	0	0	1	Ind	Srl in Ind	1986/97	Home
16	Ind	3	2	1	0	0	Ind	NZl in Ind	1988/89	Home
17	Ind	1	1	0	0	0	Ind	Srl in Ind	1990/91	Home
18	Ind	3	3	0	0	0	Ind	Eng in Ind	1992/93	Home
19	Ind	1	1	0	0	0	Ind	Zim in Ind	1992/93	Home
20	Ind	3	1	0	0	2	Ind	Ind in Srl	1993	Away
21	Ind	3	3	0	0	0	Ind	Srl in Ind	1993/94	Home
22	Ind	3	1	0	0	2	Ind	NZl in Ind	1995/96	Home
23	Ind	1	1	0	0	0	Ind	Aus in Ind	1996/97	Home
24	Ind	3	2	1	0	0	Ind	SAF in Ind	1996/97	Home
25	Ind	3	2	1	0	0	Ind	Aus in Ind	1997/98	Home
26	Ind	3	1	0	0	2	Ind	NZl in Ind	1999/00	Home
27	Ind	1	1	0	0	0	Ind	Ind in Ban	2000/01	Away
28	Ind	2	1	0	0	1	Ind	Zim in Ind	2000/01	Home
29	Ind	3	2	1	0	0	Ind	Aus in Ind	2000/01	Home
30	Ind	3	1	0	0	2	Ind	Eng in Ind	2001/02	Home
31	Ind	2	2	0	0	0	Ind	Zim in Ind	2001/02	Home
32	Ind	3	2	0	0	1	Ind	Win in Ind	2002/03	Home
33	Ind	3	2	1	0	0	Ind	Ind in Pak	2003/04	Away
34	Ind	2	1	0	0	1	Ind	SAF in Ind	2004/05	Home
35	Ind	2	2	0	0	0	Ind	Ind in Ban	2004/05	Away
36	Ind	2	2	0	0	0	Ind	Ind in Zim	2005	Away
37	Ind	3	2	0	0	1	Ind	Srl in Ind	2005/06	Home
38	Ind	4	1	0	0	3	Ind	Ind in Win	2006	Away
39	Ind	2	1	0	0	1	Ind	Ind in Ban	2007	Away
40	Ind	3	1	0	0	2	Ind	Ind in Eng	2007	Away
41	Ind	3	1	0	0	2	Ind	Pak in Ind	2007/08	Home
42	Ind	4	2	0	0	2	Ind	Aus in Ind	2008/09	Home
43	Ind	2	1	0	0	1	Ind	Eng in Ind	2008/09	Home
44	Ind	3	1	0	0	2	Ind	Ind in NZl	2008/09	Away
45	Ind	3	2	0	0	1	Ind	Srl in Ind	2009/10	Home
46	Ind	2	2	0	0	0	Ind	Ind in Ban	2009/10	Away
47	Ind	2	2	0	0	0	Ind	Aus in Ind	2010/11	Home
48	Ind	3	1	0	0	2	Ind	NZl in Ind	2010/11	Home
49	Ind	3	1	0	0	2	Ind	Ind in Win	2011	Away
50	Ind	3	2	0	0	1	Ind	Win in Ind	2011/12	Home
51	Ind	2	2	0	0	0	Ind	NZl in Ind	2012	Home
52	Ind	4	4	0	0	0	Ind	Aus in Ind	2012/13	Home
53	Ind	2	2	0	0	0	Ind	Win in Ind	2013/14	Home
54	Ind	3	2	1	0	0	Ind	Ind in Srl	2015	Away
55	Ind	4	3	0	0	1	Ind	SAF in Ind	2015/16	Home
56	Ind	4	2	0	0	2	Ind	Ind in Win	2016	Away
57	Ind	3	3	0	0	0	Ind	NZl in Ind	2016/17	Home
58	Ind	5	4	0	0	1	Ind	Eng in Ind	2016/17	Home
59	Ind	1	1	0	0	0	Ind	Ban in Ind	2016/17	Home
60	Ind	4	2	1	0	1	Ind	Aus in Ind	2016/17	Home
61	Ind	3	3	0	0	0	Ind	Ind in Srl	2017	Away
62	Ind	3	1	0	0	2	Ind	Srl in Ind	2017/18	Home
63	Ind	1	1	0	0	0	Ind	Afg in Ind	2018	Home
64	Ind	2	2	0	0	0	Ind	Win in Ind	2018/19	Home
65	Ind	4	2	1	0	1	Ind	Ind in Aus	2018/19	Away

India won the 2018/19 series four test series against Australia by 2-1 margin to provide the 19th occasion of India winning a series on away soil. It includes the one test match series won by India. All such occasions are tabulated below

No	Team	M	W	L	T	D	Winner	Teams	Series	H/A
1	Ind	4	3	1	0	0	Ind	Ind in NZl	1967/68	Away
2	Ind	5	1	0	0	4	Ind	Ind in Win	1970/71	Away
3	Ind	3	1	0	0	2	Ind	Ind in Eng	`1971	Away
4	Ind	3	2	0	0	1	Ind	Ind in Eng	1986	Away
5	Ind	3	1	0	0	2	Ind	Ind in Srl	1993	Away
6	Ind	1	1	0	0	0	Ind	Ind in Ban	2000/01	Away
7	Ind	3	2	1	0	0	Ind	Ind in Pak	2003/04	Away
8	Ind	2	2	0	0	0	Ind	Ind in Ban	2004/05	Away
9	Ind	2	2	0	0	0	Ind	Ind in Zim	2005	Away
10	Ind	4	1	0	0	3	Ind	Ind in Win	2006	Away
11	Ind	2	1	0	0	1	Ind	Ind in Ban	2007	Away
12	Ind	3	1	0	0	2	Ind	Ind in Eng	2007	Away
13	Ind	3	1	0	0	2	Ind	Ind in NZl	2008/09	Away
14	Ind	2	2	0	0	0	Ind	Ind in Ban	2009/10	Away
15	Ind	3	1	0	0	2	Ind	Ind in Win	2011	Away
16	Ind	3	2	1	0	0	Ind	Ind in Srl	2015	Away
17	Ind	4	2	0	0	2	Ind	Ind in Win	2016	Away
18	Ind	3	3	0	0	0	Ind	Ind in Srl	2017	Away
19	Ind	4	2	1	0	1	Ind	Ind in Aus	2018/19	Away

India won the 2018/19 series four test series against Australia by 2-1 margin to provide the ninth occasion of India winning a series against Australia. It includes the one test match series won by India. All such occasions are tabulated below. It also represents India’s first series win against Australia in Australia.

No	Team	M	W	L	T	D	Winner	Teams	Series	H/A
1	Ind	6	2	0	0	4	Ind	Aus in Ind	1979/80	Home
2	Ind	1	1	0	0	0	Ind	Aus in Ind	1996/97	Home
3	Ind	3	2	1	0	0	Ind	Aus in Ind	1997/98	Home
4	Ind	3	2	1	0	0	Ind	Aus in Ind	2000/01	Home
5	Ind	4	2	0	0	2	Ind	Aus in Ind	2008/09	Home
6	Ind	2	2	0	0	0	Ind	Aus in Ind	2010/11	Home
7	Ind	4	4	0	0	0	Ind	Aus in Ind	2012/13	Home
8	Ind	4	2	1	0	1	Ind	Aus in Ind	2016/17	Home
9	Ind	4	2	1	0	1	Ind	Ind in Aus	2018/19	Away

India enforced follow on against Australia in the just concluded Sydney test to provide the 40^th  occasion of various teams enforcing follow on against Australia in a test. All such occasions are tabulated below

Nov	Team	Result	Margin	Follow on by	Ground	Start Date
1	Australia	Lost	005 wickets	England	The Oval	06 Sep 1880
2	Australia	Lost	inns & 027 runs	England	Melbourne	19 Jan 1883
3	Australia	Lost	010 wickets	England	Melbourne	01 Jan 1885
4	Australia	Lost	inns & 106 runs	England	Lord’s	19 Jul 1886
5	Australia	Lost	inns & 217 runs	England	The Oval	12 Aug 1886
6	Australia	Lost	inns & 21 runs	England	Manchester	30 Aug 1888
7	Australia	Lost	inns & 230 runs	England	Adelaide	24 Mar 1892
8	Australia	Lost	inns & 043 runs	England	The Oval	14 Aug 1893
9	Australia	Lost	009 wickets	England	Sydney	13 Dec 1897
10	Australia	Draw	–	England	Manchester	17 Jul 1899
11	Australia	Draw	–	England	The Oval	14 Aug 1899
12	Australia	Lost	inns & 124 runs	England	Sydney	13 Dec 1901
13	Australia	Draw	–	England	Birmingham	29 May 1902
14	Australia	Draw	–	South Africa	Johannesburg	11 Oct 1902
15	Australia	Lost	inns & 080 runs	England	Manchester	24 Jul 1905
16	Australia	Lost	inns & 029 runs	England	Melbourne	13 Feb 1925
17	Australia	Lost	inns & 038 runs	England	Lord’s	22 Jun 1934
18	Australia	Lost	inns & 022 runs	England	Sydney	18 Dec 1936
19	Australia	Draw	–	England	Nov ttingham	10 Jun 1938
20	Australia	Lost	inns & 579 runs	England	The Oval	20 Aug 1938
21	Australia	Draw	–	England	Sydney	25 Feb 1955
22	Australia	Lost	inns & 042 runs	England	Leeds	12 Jul 1956
23	Australia	Lost	inns & 170 runs	England	Manchester	26 Jul 1956
24	Australia	Lost	inns & 093 runs	England	Sydney	07 Jan 1966
25	Australia	Lost	008 wickets	South Africa	Durban	20 Jan 1967
26	Australia	Draw	–	England	Lord’s	20 Jun 1968
27	Australia	Lost	inns & 129 runs	South Africa	Durban	05 Feb 1970
28	Australia	Lost	inns & 085 runs	England	Leeds	11 Aug 1977
29	Australia	Draw	–	India	Delhi	13 Oct 1979
30	Australia	Lost	inns & 100 runs	India	Mumbai	03 Nov 1979
31	Australia	Lost	inns & 082 runs	Pakistan	Melbourne	11 Dec 1981
32	Australia	Lost	inns & 003 runs	Pakistan	Faisalabad	30 Sep 1982
33	Australia	Lost	inns & 112 runs	West Indies	Perth	09 Nov 1984
34	Australia	Lost	inns & 094 runs	England	The Oval	29 Aug 1985
35	Australia	Draw	–	India	Sydney	02 Jan 1986
36	Australia	Lost	007 wickets	England	Brisbane	14 Nov 1986
37	Australia	Draw	–	England	Sydney	29 Jan 1988
38	Australia	Lost	inns & 188 runs	Pakistan	Karachi	15 Sep 1988
39	Australia	Lost	003 wickets	England	Nov ttingham	25 Aug 2005
40	Australia	Draw	–	India	Sydney	03 Jan 2019

India enforced follow on against Australia in the just concluded Sydney test to provide the 16th occasion of various teams enforcing follow on against Australia in a tes t. All such occasions are tabulated below

Nov	Team	Result	Margin	Follow on by	Ground	Start Date
1	Australia	Lost	inns & 027 runs	England	Melbourne	19 Jan 1883
2	Australia	Lost	010 wickets	England	Melbourne	01 Jan 1885
3	Australia	Lost	inns & 230 runs	England	Adelaide	24 Mar 1892
4	Australia	Lost	009 wickets	England	Sydney	13 Dec 1897
5	Australia	Lost	inns & 124 runs	England	Sydney	13 Dec 1901
6	Australia	Lost	inns & 029 runs	England	Melbourne	13 Feb 1925
7	Australia	Lost	inns & 022 runs	England	Sydney	18 Dec 1936
8	Australia	Draw	–	England	Sydney	25 Feb 1955
9	Australia	Lost	inns & 093 runs	England	Sydney	07 Jan 1966
10	Australia	Lost	inns & 082 runs	Pakistan	Melbourne	11 Dec 1981
11	Australia	Lost	inns & 112 runs	West Indies	Perth	09 Nov 1984
12	Australia	Draw	–	India	Sydney	02 Jan 1986
13	Australia	Lost	007 wickets	England	Brisbane	14 Nov 1986
14	Australia	Draw	–	England	Sydney	29 Jan 1988
15	Australia	Draw	–	India	Sydney	03 Jan 2019

India enforced follow on against Australia in the just concluded Sydney test to provide the 16th occasion of various teams enforcing follow on against Australia in a test at Sydney. All such occasions are tabulated below. Sydney has also witnessed two occasions of India enforcing follow on  against Australia.

No	Team	Result	Margin	Follow on by	Ground	Start Date
1	Australia	Lost	009 wickets	England	Sydney	13 Dec 1897
2	Australia	Lost	inns & 124 runs	England	Sydney	13 Dec 1901
3	Australia	Lost	inns & 022 runs	England	Sydney	18 Dec 1936
4	Australia	Draw	–	England	Sydney	25 Feb 1955
5	Australia	Lost	inns & 093 runs	England	Sydney	07 Jan 1966
6	Australia	Draw	–	India	Sydney	02 Jan 1986
7	Australia	Draw	–	England	Sydney	29 Jan 1988
8	Australia	Draw	–	India	Sydney	03 Jan 2019

India enforced follow on against Australia in the just concluded Sydney test to provide the fourth occasion of India enforcing follow on against Australia in a test at Sydney. All such occasions are tabulated below.

No	Team	Result	Margin	Follow on by	Ground	Start Date
1	Australia	Draw	–	India	Delhi	13 Oct 1979
2	Australia	Lost	inns & 100 runs	India	Mumbai	03 Nov 1979
3	Australia	Draw	–	India	Sydney	02 Jan 1986
4	Australia	Draw	–	India	Sydney	03 Jan 2019