India vs Australia 2009 ODI Series

Australia In India - 7 match ODI Series, Oct-Nov 2009

Australia, who won a second successive Champions Trophy, tour India for seven One Day International matches. Matches will be played in Vadodara (Oct 25), Nagpur (Oct 28), New Delhi (Oct 31), Mohali (Nov 2), Hyderabad (Nov 5), Guwahati (Nov 8) and Mumbai (Nov 11).
On their previous visit, Australia won the 7-match ODI series in 2007 4-2.

Sachin Ramesh Tendulkar

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Test Matches

Opponent	Venue	Year	Match Performance
England	Manchester	1990	1st Inn.: 68; 2 Catches 2nd Inn.: 119
England	Chennai	1992/93	1st Inn.: 165; 5-0 2nd Inn.: 2 Catches; 4-0
New Zealand	Chennai	1995/96	1st Inn.: 52
Australia	Chennai	1997/98	1st Inn.: 4; 1 Catch 2nd Inn.: 155
Pakistan	Chennai	1998/99	1st Inn.: 0; 10-1 2nd Inn.: 136; 35-2
New Zealand	Ahmedabad	1999/00	1st Inn.: 217 2nd Inn.: 15; 19-0
Australia	Melbourne	1999/00	1st Inn.: 116 2nd Inn.: 52
South Africa	Mumbai	1999/00	1st Inn.: 97; 10-3 2nd Inn.: 8; 4-0
West Indies	Kolkata	2002/03	1st Inn.: 36; 33-0 2nd Inn.: 176)
Australia	Sydney	2003/04	1st Inn.: 241 2nd Inn.: 60; 36-0; 1 Catch
Australia	Adelaide	2007/08	1st Inn.: 153 2nd Inn.: 13

ODI Matches

Opponent	Venue	Year	Match Performance
Sri Lanka	Pune	1990/91	53; 39-2; 2 Catches
West Indies	Sharjah	1991/92	11* ; 34-4
South Africa	Kolkata	1991/92	62; 27-1
West Indies	Melbourne	1991/92	57*; 38-0
Pakistan	Sydney	1991/92	54*; 37-1
Zimbabwe	Hamilton	1991/92	81; 35-1
New Zealand	Auckland	1993/94	82
Australia	Colombo	1994	110; 15-0
New Zealand	Vadodara	1994/95	115, 27-0
New Zealand	New Delhi	1994/95	62; 29-2
West Indies	Kolkata	1994/95	66; 35-1
Sri Lanka	Sharjah	1994/95	112*; 1 Catch
Kenya	Cuttack	1995/96	127*; 26-0
West Indies	Gwalior	1995/96	70
Pakistan	Sharjah	1995/96	118; 40-2
Pakistan	Toronto	1996	89*; 12-0; 1 Catch
Australia	Bangalore	1996/97	88; 45-1; 2 Catches
South Africa	Mumbai	1996/97	114
Zimbabwe	Benoni	1996/97	104; 16-0
New Zealand	Bangalore	1997	117; 35-0
Pakistan	Dhaka	1997/98	95; 45-3
Australia	Kochi	1997/98	8; 32-5
Australia	Kanpur	1997/98	100; 19-0
Australia	Sharjah	1997/98	80; 21-0
Australia	Sharjah	1997/98	143; 27-1; 1 Run Out
Australia	Sharjah	1997/98	134; 12-0
Kenya	Kolkata	1998	100*; 4-0
Sri Lanka	Colombo	1998	128; 13-0
Zimbabwe	Bulawayo	1998/99	127*; 1 Catch
Australia	Dhaka	1998/99	141; 38-4; 1 Catch
Zimbabwe	Sharjah	1998/99	118; 4-0
Zimbabwe	Sharjah	1998/99	124; 16-1; 1 Catch
Kenya	Bristol	1999	140*; 23-0
Zimbabwe	Singapore	1999	85
New Zealand	Hyderabad	1999/00	186*; 1 Catch
South Africa	Vadodara	1999/00	122; 43-0
Sri Lanka	Sharjah	2000/01	101; 22-0
Australia	Indore	2000/01	139; 1 Catch
Zimbabwe	Harare	2001	70
West Indies	Bulawayo	2001	81; 14-0
West Indies	Harare	2001	122; 11-0
Kenya	Paarl	2001/02	146
England	Chennai	2001/02	68; 8-0; 1 Catch
West Indies	Port of Spain	2001/02	65; 20-1
Sri Lanka	Bristol	2002	113
Zimbabwe	Harare	2002/03	81
Namibia	Pietermaritzburg	2002/03	152
Pakistan	Centurion	2002/03	98
Australia	Gwalior	2003/04	100; 39-1
Pakistan	Rawalpindi	2003/04	141; 45-0
Bangladesh	Colombo	2004	82; 35-3
West Indies	Kuala Lumpur	2006/07	141
West Indies	Vadodara	2006/07	100*
South Africa	Belfast	2006/07	93
England	The Oval	2007/08	94
Pakistan	Gwalior	2007/08	97
Australia	Sydney	2007/08	117*