Daily Quiz: On India Down Under
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The Hindu Daily Quiz: On India Down Under
Q: India has played in 52 tests in Australia so far. How many tests India has won in Australia out of these 52?
A: 9
Q: Which ground in Australia has turned out to be a happy hunting ground for India where they have won more tests?
A: Melbourne Cricket Ground (MCG) – 4 tests
Q: Who had an identical bowling figure of 6 for 52 in each innings in India’s first ever test win on Australian soil?
A: B.S. Chandrasekhar at MCG in December 1977
Q: Name the trio who have been part of all four wins in the last two series Down Under?
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