The Australian men's cricket team has not won back-to-back Test series in Asia since 2006.
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If Dinesh Karthik does go on to play at the 2022 World Cup, his life will come full circle considering he was dubbed India’s first T20 specialist.
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England’s ODI transformation kick-started against New Zealand in a home series in June 2015. A similar script is now unfolding in Tests.
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Former England captain Joe Root scored back-to-back centuries in the ongoing Test series against New Zealand at home.
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Andrew Symonds was a mercurial Australian cricketer who did not do justice to his enormous talent due to his undisciplined nature.
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Dramatic win in Lahore gave Australia their first Test series win in Pakistan after 24 years. They claimed the series 1-0.
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However, nobody returns from the dead, including the superhuman that Shane Warne was. This was the only comeback he could not have made.
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Shane Warne, who claimed 708 wickets from 145 Tests he played for Australia, was the second most prolific bowler in the annals of cricket.
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Australia last toured to Pakistan in 1998 when they won the Test series 1-0. Their Asian record has been underwhelming since then.
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During the first India vs Sri Lanka Test, Virat Kohli will be looking for his 71st century. If he scores a hundred in his 100th Test, it will be historic.
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