Who won the most Ind vs Aus: Border Gavaskar Trophy

India has won last four test series between Ind vs Aus known as Boarder Gavaskar Trophy (BGT).

Total of 16 series has been played between India and Australia so far and India has won 10 of them.

The Border-Gavaskar Trophy is intense and competitive Test cricket series played between India and Australia. Named after two legendary cricketers, Allan Border of Australia and Sunil Gavaskar of India, the trophy was first introduced in 1996 by ICC.

Since 1996, there has been 16 series under Boarder Gavaskar Trophy. 10 has been won by India, 5 has been won by Australia, and one series was ended up in Draw.

Record In India


  • Series played – 9
    • India Won – 8
    • Australia Won – 1
    • Draw – 0

India Win % – 88.88%

  • Match Played – 29
    • India won – 18
    • Australia Won – 6
    • Draw – 5

India Win % – 62.06%

Overall Record


  • Series played – 16
    • India Won – 10
    • Australia Won – 5
    • Draw – 1

Win : IND- 62.5%, AUS – 31.25%

  • Match Played – 56
    • India won – 24
    • Australia Won – 20
    • Draw – 12

Win : IND- 42.85%, AUS – 35.71%

Record In Australia


  • Series played – 7
    • India Won – 2
    • Australia Won – 4
    • Draw – 1

Australia Win % – 57.14%

  • Match Played – 27
    • India won – 6
    • Australia Won – 14
    • Draw – 7

Australia Win % – 51.85%

Visualization

Series

Ind vs Aus Series Donut chart

Matches

Ind vs Aus Match Donut chart

Overall India has won most Matches and series in Boarder Gavaskar trophy.

  • At home India has won 88.8 % of series and 62.06% of matches.
  • Overall India has won 62.5% of series and 42.8 % of matches.
  • More matches were resulted in Draw in Australia than India.
  • Last 4 series have been won by India.

IND vs Aus Series summary under BGT

SeasonHostTestsResult
1996–97India1India (1-0)
1997–98India3India (2-1)
1999–2000Australia3Australia (3-0)
2000–01India3India (2-1)
2003–04Australia4Draw (1-1)
2004–05India4Australia (2-1)
2007–08Australia4Australia (2-1)
2008–09India4India (2-0)
2010–11India2India (2-0)
2011–12Australia4Australia (4-0)
2012–13India4India (4-0)
2014–15Australia4Australia (2-0)
2016–17India4India (2-1)
2018–19Australia4India (2-1)
2020–21Australia4India (2-1)
2022–23India4India (2-1)
2024-25Australia5-

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