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The importance of the series is also fuelled by Australia's desire to beat India in India in a Test match series, which, until their victory in the 2004–05 series, they had not done so since 1969–70. Starc missed it for 99 and out while Smith was out on 92. India's efforts went in to saving the Test match, but India once again lost Pathan early in the innings. Normally, in Australia, during their era of dominance, the final matches of a series was usually a dead rubber. India once again won the toss and elected to bat first.
With wickets falling at regular intervals and shortage of time, the match had become thrilling whether India would win or the match be drawn. Despite Kumble's efforts on a flat wicket, Sachin Tendulkar was Man of the Match for his unbeaten scores of 241 and 60 in the match.Rahul Dravid was Man of the Series for 619 runs in four matches. A century partnership between Symonds and Gilchrist helped Australia recover to 212, which gave India a lead of 118. Dhoni hit the winning runs and India created history by winning four test matches in a series for the first time ever in their test history. Kumble was unlucky to miss a century and he was the last man to get out. However, Sachin and Cheteshwar Pujara took the score over 100. Pathan again dismissed the two Australian openers, while Sehwag proved a useful contributor by dismissing Gilchrist and Lee. Australia was the first country India toured soon after their Independence. The Indian team started their first innings in a shaky manner by losing two early wickets. Australia were at 62–0 at stumps. Jaffer and Sehwag contributed for the first opening partnership above fifty of the tour. In their second innings, the Australians quickly lost their wickets to the Indian spinners. Opening the innings with Pathan back-fired for India, as he got out early. MS Dhoni was judged man of the match for his 224 in the first innings. This was the Test captaincy debut for The second match was again won by Australia, giving them a 2–0 lead in the series.
India won the toss and elected to bat and the changes were to have an immediate impact. VVS Laxman top scored in the second innings with an unbeaten 73 and once again proved himself a nemesis to Australia turning certain defeat into glorious victory similar to Kolkata 2001, Adelaide 2003. 4th Test, Dharamsala, Mar 25-28 2017, Australia tour of IndiaManjrekar: Rahane gets his team to focus on the gameSmith disappointed with BCCI, Kohli says 'friends no more'New bowling style has brought Jadeja success - Manjrekar'Reviewing Vijay's catch was ridiculous' - ChappellChappell: Rahane was aggressive in his own quiet wayManjrekar: Jadeja will get more out of overseas pitches than AshwinChappell: Dharamsala pitch has given bowlers a chanceChappell: Lyon's overspin, extra bounce deceived IndiaThirteen Tests, ten wins, four trophies. The tour included a four test series, which commenced on 4 December 2003 and concluded 6 January 2004, with test matches in Before this tour, India had a poor record in Test matches away from home having won just 18 out of 176 Tests. Opening batsman Shane Watson scored a century and Wicket keeper Tim Paine made a 92 to lead the charge. India fought back with a win in the third Test in Perth by 72 runs.
The fourth test saw a fighting spirit by the Aussies when they scored 262 but dismissed India for 272 and not letting them take a lead bigger than 10 runs. Waugh scored 80 and Katich was unbeaten on 77 as the match was drawn despite 4 more wickets for Kumble which gave him 12 wickets for the match itself.
The importance of the series is also fuelled by Australia's desire to beat India in India in a Test match series, which, until their victory in the 2004–05 series, they had not done so since 1969–70. Starc missed it for 99 and out while Smith was out on 92. India's efforts went in to saving the Test match, but India once again lost Pathan early in the innings. Normally, in Australia, during their era of dominance, the final matches of a series was usually a dead rubber. India once again won the toss and elected to bat first.
With wickets falling at regular intervals and shortage of time, the match had become thrilling whether India would win or the match be drawn. Despite Kumble's efforts on a flat wicket, Sachin Tendulkar was Man of the Match for his unbeaten scores of 241 and 60 in the match.Rahul Dravid was Man of the Series for 619 runs in four matches. A century partnership between Symonds and Gilchrist helped Australia recover to 212, which gave India a lead of 118. Dhoni hit the winning runs and India created history by winning four test matches in a series for the first time ever in their test history. Kumble was unlucky to miss a century and he was the last man to get out. However, Sachin and Cheteshwar Pujara took the score over 100. Pathan again dismissed the two Australian openers, while Sehwag proved a useful contributor by dismissing Gilchrist and Lee. Australia was the first country India toured soon after their Independence. The Indian team started their first innings in a shaky manner by losing two early wickets. Australia were at 62–0 at stumps. Jaffer and Sehwag contributed for the first opening partnership above fifty of the tour. In their second innings, the Australians quickly lost their wickets to the Indian spinners. Opening the innings with Pathan back-fired for India, as he got out early. MS Dhoni was judged man of the match for his 224 in the first innings. This was the Test captaincy debut for The second match was again won by Australia, giving them a 2–0 lead in the series.
India won the toss and elected to bat and the changes were to have an immediate impact. VVS Laxman top scored in the second innings with an unbeaten 73 and once again proved himself a nemesis to Australia turning certain defeat into glorious victory similar to Kolkata 2001, Adelaide 2003. 4th Test, Dharamsala, Mar 25-28 2017, Australia tour of IndiaManjrekar: Rahane gets his team to focus on the gameSmith disappointed with BCCI, Kohli says 'friends no more'New bowling style has brought Jadeja success - Manjrekar'Reviewing Vijay's catch was ridiculous' - ChappellChappell: Rahane was aggressive in his own quiet wayManjrekar: Jadeja will get more out of overseas pitches than AshwinChappell: Dharamsala pitch has given bowlers a chanceChappell: Lyon's overspin, extra bounce deceived IndiaThirteen Tests, ten wins, four trophies. The tour included a four test series, which commenced on 4 December 2003 and concluded 6 January 2004, with test matches in Before this tour, India had a poor record in Test matches away from home having won just 18 out of 176 Tests. Opening batsman Shane Watson scored a century and Wicket keeper Tim Paine made a 92 to lead the charge. India fought back with a win in the third Test in Perth by 72 runs.
The fourth test saw a fighting spirit by the Aussies when they scored 262 but dismissed India for 272 and not letting them take a lead bigger than 10 runs. Waugh scored 80 and Katich was unbeaten on 77 as the match was drawn despite 4 more wickets for Kumble which gave him 12 wickets for the match itself.