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Border Gavaskar Trophy India vs Australia

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Indians have did it. They have completely shattered the otherwise fragile Australian monopoly on the game of cricket. By winning the Border – Gavaskar trophy 2-0 Indians have proved that their seniors, juniors or the mix of them are not the least afraid of Australian beamers with ball or words. Ishant Sharma was named as the man of the series. Had Gambhir not earned a ban for himself he could have got that thing. 

This series marked the end of two great Indian senior players – Kumble and Ganguly. While Jumbo had been constantly disturbed by injuries, Dada was annoyed by the lack of form when it came to times that did matter. 
And Dhoni did give a deserving farewell to Saurav by offering him the cap of captaincy after the win was assured for India in the final few overs of the 4th and final test between India and Australia. 
Sachin Tendulkar’s this series was one of his nice series. He amased runs with a vigour that prevented people from opening their mouths to say that 9+1 dulkar should follow the path of AK and SG.
Dhoni now enjoys his captaincy in test matches too.
New players are finding thier best of forms in thir debuts itself.
This is certainly a thing of hope. Indian cricket is improving

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