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Border-Gavaskar Test Series Have Been A Massive Challenge for Aussies, says Nathan Lyon

By IANS News April 15, 2022 • 10:50 AM View: 1476

Australian spin stalwart Nathan Lyon feels the Border-Gavaskar series has risen in prestige to the Ashes, adding that beating the sub-continental cricketing giants is becoming a "massive challenge."

India have had the better of Australia, winning each of the past three Border-Gavaskar Trophy, since 2017, the latest being the 2-1 Test victory Down Under in the four-match series in 2020/21.

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