Yes, it's 2-1.
For the first time in the history of Cricket, India retained the Border-Gavaskar trophy.
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| King Kohli lifts the Border-Gavaskar Trophy - 2019 |
On the historic day of 7th of January 2019, India ended up the 71 years of drought on the Australian soil. Virat Kohli and Company proved that "Victory is always possible for them, who refuses to stop fighting."
After the frustrating failures in tests in South Africa and England's tour, the Indian team was going through a lot of criticism and many questions were being raised on support staffs, team selection, & management by former senior players and cricket analysts.
But when you have a dauntless and bold captain like Virat Kohli, who cares. His army stood up and showed tremendous potential and whole cricketing world acknowledged their calibre.
Test series started in a very spicy manner. After 2 tests scoreline was 1-1. Despite missing two of their best players, Steven Smith and David Warner due to Ball tempering saga, Australia played really well.
"It doesn't matter, how you fall? how to come from it that does...". That's what the best test team in the world did amazingly and totally outplayed Aussies in the next two test matches.
Magnificent Mayank's masterclass, Pujara's "wall" avatar and true way of playing test cricket, "Babysitter" Pant's valuable knocks, Bumrah and Shami's ruthlessness, Kohli's brilliance as a captain and most importantly the effort of every team member and support staffs, all came at the right time and against the right nation.
This is not just a victory of the Indian cricket team, it is a victory of every Indian cricket fan, who supported their team blindly irrespective of the results.
So here are some of the best "Twitter Reaction" after India's test series win against Australia;
So proud to be a part of this team, great feeling! 😇 This is not just a team this is a family. 😊 Onwards and upwards from here on. 🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳 @BCCI pic.twitter.com/K0PKG8g3uK— Virat Kohli (@imVkohli) January 7, 2019
— ICC (@ICC) January 7, 2019
Well done #India on a really good series Win Down Under .. High class Skill produced by many of the players .. but it’s great for all players around the world to see @cheteshwar1 get Man of the Series for playing the Test Match way .. A lesson to all .. #2–1 #AUSvIND— Michael Vaughan (@MichaelVaughan) January 7, 2019
Australia lost this series because they did not have three main players :— SAGAR (@sagarcasm) January 7, 2019
1. Steve Smith
2. David Warner
3. Sand Paper#AUSvIND
Historic win down under. Congratulations Team India! We dominated the series with the bat & ball. Such a proud moment for every cricket fan. #AUSvIND— Saiyami Kher (@SaiyamiKher) January 7, 2019
Melbourne 2007, electricity issues, so I tuned in radio. 2007, 2011, 2014. So many disappointments, bad luck etc and now I get to see this. Would be lying if I say I don't have tears in my eyes. Thanks team India ❤️. Congratulations guys. I don't have words #AUSvIND #INDvAUS pic.twitter.com/BhznHd2ydu— Saurabh (@imsgshinde) January 7, 2019
Takeaways from AUS your:— Raunak Kapoor (@RaunakRK) January 7, 2019
1 Pujara invaluable, period
2 Bumrah the best all-format bowler by a mile
3 Pant, Mayank here to stay. Exciting times ahead
4 Vijay & KL must earn their place back
5 Proper team effort, well lead by Kohli
6. 20 million more know Kerry O Keefe #AUSvIND
Congratulations to the Indian cricket team for making history, winning in Australia for the 1st time is a proud achievement for all of India. @cheteshwar1 & the whole Indian bowling attack was just unstoppable this series. Was thrilling to watch @Jaspritbumrah93 bowling 🔥 https://t.co/mKZHXWbinJ— Mitchell Johnson (@MitchJohnson398) January 7, 2019
"I have tears in my eyes," says Sunil Gavaskar, the man who has lived through most of it all.— Vinayakk (@vinayakkm) January 7, 2019
That tells you everything. #AUSvIND
YES, THE FIRST INDIAN TEST CAPTAIN EVER TO WIN A SERIES IN AUSTRALIA. CONGRATULATIONS EVERYONE 🇮🇳 #ausvind pic.twitter.com/cEEnG34Z2K— Monica (@monicas004) January 7, 2019
No.1 when the home cycle ended— Devesh arora (@Devesharora20) January 7, 2019
Still no.1 when the overseas cycle has ended
We've done it boys!❤️#AUSvIND
Everyone is busy appreciating Cheteshwar Pujara nobody realised if KL Rahul wouldn't have sacrificed his wicket throughout the series Pujara wouldn't be able to score big. Selfless legend 🙏 #INDvAUS #AUSvIND— Sir Jadeja (@SirJadeja) January 7, 2019
Some special things has happened under virat's captaincy on this tour.— Aditya (@AdiVIratian_) January 7, 2019
1 ~ VK Is The First Ever Visiting Captain to Declare 3 Consecutive Test Innings in Australia.
2 ~ VK Is The First Visting Captain to Enforce Follow-On In Australia In Last 3 Decades. #AUSvIND @imVkohli
— The Bharat Army (@thebharatarmy) January 7, 2019
Teamwork makes the dream work!#AUSvIND pic.twitter.com/I7M3jRitw7— Srishti🐒 (@srishtipandey27) January 7, 2019
1983 - was big— Ravi Shastri (@RaviShastriOfc) January 7, 2019
1985 - was big
2019 - is as big if not the biggest as it has come in the toughest format.
Salute you Virat and boys for making this happen 🙏🇮🇳 #AusvInd pic.twitter.com/m6DoqgdYeL
25,973 days have passed.— Paul Dennett (@the_summer_game) January 7, 2019
That’s 71 years, 1 month & 10 days.
Finally, for the first time ever, an Asian side has won a Test series in Australia. #AUSvIND #INDvAUS
Well done Virat for taking her to the ground 😌😌#AUSVIND pic.twitter.com/ffsyr2T6Be— Akshay Sharma (@akshaypasu) January 7, 2019
That's What it means to him..😍 #ViratKohli #AUSvIND #BharatArmy #PinkTest #IndiaIndia #Proud @imVkohli pic.twitter.com/TiwDSNykS7— Elite Abhishek Mishra (@Ohyessabhi) January 7, 2019
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