Most consecutive series wins

Equal, based on Gillespie's 2004 form and Lee's current form

Don't think Lee can ever bowl like Gillespie did in that series who bowled like a dream in that series so much so that he even managed to upstage McGrath. Now that says something.

His bowling (as well as his heroic batting in Chennai) was one of the main reason why Aussies could win in India after a gap of more than 35 years. Of course, Martyn and Clarke's form were the other significant reasons.

The biggest factor is that we aren't close to being as strong at home as we once were.

we surely cant be as weak as 2004 though. we were horrendous against aus, sa and pak that season

India haven't exactly been bad at home of late. The pitches have just been too flat to force results a lot of the time.

in the last 3 years loss against aus and draws against eng, pak and sa. thats pretty poor

This will be the first series in what 13-14 years where AUS will walk in as the underdogs.

Why will they walk in as "the underdogs"?

PlanetPakistan wrote:This will be the first series in what 13-14 years where AUS will walk in as the underdogs.

We won't be underdogs.

India to win 4-0, then.

Sorry, scrap my last post, for some reason I thought PP was talking about the Champions trophy.

the 90s/00s oz side comes up 4 or 5 times in that list. surely the greatest side of all time?

the windies went more series and years without a loss. the aussies are certainly the more attractive side to watch, if you ignore the non-cricketing issues

but the windies had quite a few more drawn series and tests iirc. odi wins, odi series wins, test wins and test series wins....this aussie team holds most if not all those records