Indian national cricket team in Australia in the 1967/68 season

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The tour of the Indian national cricket team to Australia in the 1967/68 season took place from December 23, 1967 to January 31, 1968. The international cricket tour was part of the 1967/68 international cricket season and included four tests . Australia won the series 4–0.

prehistory

It was the first tour of the season for both teams. The last meeting of the two teams on a tour took place in the 1964/65 season in India .

Stages

Tour venues

The following stages have been designated as the venue for the tour.

Stadion city capacity Games
Adelaide oval Adelaide 53,583 1st test
The gabba Brisbane 42,000 3rd test
Melbourne Cricket Ground Melbourne 100.024 2nd test
Sydney Cricket Ground Sydney 48,000 4th test

Squad lists

The teams named the following squads.

test
Australia Australia India India
  • Ian Chappell
  • Alan Connolly
  • Bob Cowper
  • Eric Freeman
  • John Gleeson
  • Neil Hawke
  • Barry Jarman
  • Les Joslin
  • Bill Lawry
  • Graham McKenzie
  • Ian Redpath
  • David Renneberg
  • Paul Sheahan
  • Bob Simpson
  • Doug Walters
  • Syed Abid Ali
  • Bishan Bedi
  • Chandu Borde
  • Bhagwath Chandrasekhar
  • Ramakant Desai
  • Farokh Engineer
  • Motganhalli Jaisimha
  • Umesh Kulkarni
  • Bapu Nadkarni
  • Erapalli Prasanna
  • Dilip Sardesai
  • Venkataraman Subramanya
  • Rusi Surti
  • Ajit Wadekar
  • Nawab of Pataudi

Testing

First test in Adelaide

December
23-28 Scorecard
Adelaide Australia Australia
335 (92.1) & 369 (88.5)
- India India
307 (71.4) & 251 (60.2)
Australia wins with 146 runs

Second test in Melbourne

December 30th - January 3rd
scorecard
Melbourne India India
173 (57.4) & 352 (84.7)
- Australia Australia
529 (105.3)
Australia wins with one innings and 4 runs

Third test in Brisbane

January
19-24 Scorecard
Brisbane Australia Australia
379 (112.2) & 294 (83.4)
- India India
279 (100) & 355 (109.6)
Australia wins with 39 runs

Fourth test in Sydney

January 26th - 31st
Scorecard
Sydney Australia Australia
317 (86.6) & 292 (85.3)
- India India
268 (85.1) & 197 (73.6)
Australia wins with 144 runs

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