Khawaja feels India-Aus rivalry more intense
The Free Press Journal|September 10, 2024
BORDER-GAVASKAR TROPHY | India have won last four series
Khawaja feels India-Aus rivalry more intense

India beating Australia in the last two Test series in the latter's backyard has made the rivalry between the two teams more intense, feels senior batter Usman Usman ahead of the five-match battle beginning November 22.

India had beaten Australia on their last two tours of Australia (2018-19 and 202021) with an identical 2-1 margin.

In fact, India have won all the last four series of the Border-Gavaskar Trophy, taking into account their home wins in 2016-17 and 2022-23 -both also 2-1 results in a fourmatch contest.

"For Indians it's always been the case to beat Australia. And more recently, you know, since the rise of India and IPL and everything else that happened, it's the same way with Australia against India," Khawaja said.

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