India & Sri Lanka in Australia 2011-12

INDIA IN AUSTRALIA

December

15-16 v Cricket Australia Chairman's XI, Canberra

Match drawn

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19-21 v Cricket Australia Chairman's XI, Canberra

Match drawn

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26-30 1st Test, Melbourne

Australia won by 122 runs

Match report. Scorecard

January

3-7 2nd Test, Sydney (SCG)

Australia won by an innings and 68 runs

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13-17 3rd Test, Perth

Australia won by an innings and 37 runs

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24-28 4th Test, Adelaide

Australia won by 298 runs

Match report. Scorecard

February

1 1st Twenty20 international, Sydney (Stadium Australia) (d/n)

Australia won by 31 runs

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3 2nd Twenty20 international, Melbourne (d/n)

India won by eight wickets

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Australia celebrate with the tri-series trophy

ONE-DAY INTERNATIONAL TRI-SERIES

February

3 Warm-up: Prime Minister's XI v Sri Lanka, Canberra

Match abandoned without a ball bowled

5 Australia v India, Melbourne (d/n)

Australia won by 65 runs (D/L method)

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8 India v Sri Lanka, Perth

India won by four wickets

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10 Australia v Sri Lanka, Perth

Australia won by five runs

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12 Australia v India, Adelaide (d/n)

India won by four wickets

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14 India v Sri Lanka, Adelaide (d/n)

Match tied

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17 Australia v Sri Lanka, Sydney (SCG) (d/n)

Sri Lanka won by eight wickets

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19 Australia v India, Brisbane (d/n)

Australia won by 110 runs

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21 India v Sri Lanka, Brisbane (d/n)

Sri Lanka won by 51 runs

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24 Australia v Sri Lanka, Hobart (d/n)

Sri Lanka won by three wickets

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26 Australia v India, Sydney (SCG) (d/n)

Australia won by 87 runs and qualify for final

Match report. Scorecard

28 India v Sri Lanka, Hobart (d/n)

India won by seven wickets

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March

2 Australia v Sri Lanka, Melbourne (d/n)

Sri Lanka won by nine runs and qualify for final

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4 1st final: Australia v Sri Lanka, Brisbane (d/n)

Australia won by 15 runs

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6 2nd final: Australia v Sri Lanka, Adelaide (d/n)

Sri Lanka won by eight wickets

Match report. Scorecard

8 3rd final: Australia v Sri Lanka, Adelaide (d/n)

Australia won by 16 runs

Match report. Scorecard