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India have now won nine consecutive ODIs - the joint most for them equaling the nine they won between 14 Nov 2008 to 5 Feb 2009 under MS Dhoni.
- Six (the most) consecutive bilateral series wins for India:
Jan 2007 - Aug 2007 (R Dravid)
Nov 2007 - Jun 2009 (MS Dhoni)
Jun 2016 - pre (MS Dhoni/V Kohli)
- Most wins after first 38 ODIs as captain:
31 R Ponting
30 C Lloyd/ V Richards/ V Kohli
28 H Cronje/ M Clarke
27 Waqar Younis
- Australia losing first three matches of a 5-match bilateral series:
vs Eng, 2010
vs SA, 2015
vs Ind, 2017
- Most successive ODI wins for India at a home venue:
6 Cuttack (2007-17)
5 Kolkata (1991-94)
5 Indore - Holkar (2006-17)
India have now won nine consecutive ODIs - the joint most for them equaling the nine they won between 14 Nov 2008 to 5 Feb 2009 under MS Dhoni.
- Six (the most) consecutive bilateral series wins for India:
Jan 2007 - Aug 2007 (R Dravid)
Nov 2007 - Jun 2009 (MS Dhoni)
Jun 2016 - pre (MS Dhoni/V Kohli)
- Most wins after first 38 ODIs as captain:
31 R Ponting
30 C Lloyd/ V Richards/ V Kohli
28 H Cronje/ M Clarke
27 Waqar Younis
- Australia losing first three matches of a 5-match bilateral series:
vs Eng, 2010
vs SA, 2015
vs Ind, 2017
- Most successive ODI wins for India at a home venue:
6 Cuttack (2007-17)
5 Kolkata (1991-94)
5 Indore - Holkar (2006-17)
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Good going india.
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Agar out of ODIs with broken finger
Spinner Ashton Agar will return home from Australia's Qantas Tour of India and is in doubt for the start of the domestic summer after fracturing his finger in the third ODI on Sunday night.
The left-armer fractured the little finger on his non-bowling hand attempting to stop a ball on the boundary during India's successful run chase in Indore
Read More at Agar out of ODIs with broken finger | cricket.com.au
Spinner Ashton Agar will return home from Australia's Qantas Tour of India and is in doubt for the start of the domestic summer after fracturing his finger in the third ODI on Sunday night.
The left-armer fractured the little finger on his non-bowling hand attempting to stop a ball on the boundary during India's successful run chase in Indore
Read More at Agar out of ODIs with broken finger | cricket.com.au
