Four of the five pitches in the Border-Gavaskar Trophy earned "very good" ratings, the highest on ICC's revamped scale. Australia's 3-1 series victory secured their spot in the WTC final.

The recently-concluded Border-Gavaskar Trophy witnessed a record-breaking crowd of 8,37,879 spectators. This was recently confirmed by Cricket Australia in an official statement. The iconic series between Australia and India Down Under not only attracted the fourth-largest audience ever for a Test match but also set a record for the highest attendance at any non-Ashes series.

The victory also means the hosts booked their spot in a second straight World Test Championship final where it will play the already-qualified South Africa at Lord’s in June.

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Legendary Indian cricketer Sunil Gavaskar has expressed disappointment over not being invited to present the Border-Gavaskar Trophy at the conclusion of the Sydney Test between Australia and India. The trophy was instead presented by the legendary Allan Border to Australia's Test skipper Pat Cummins.

Sunil Gavaskar expresses displeasure after not being invited to present Border-Gavaskar trophy to Australia, reclaiming it after 10 years.

Australia's quest for the 2024-25 Border-Gavaskar Trophy began with a massive defeat in Perth. However, they quickly recovered, winning three of the next four Tests. It's rare for Australia to come back after losing the first Test of a series.

India's 3-1 defeat in Australia exposed the fragility of their top order, but equally unmissable was how much they rely on pace spearhead Jasprit Bumrah, who gave it all until he broke down in the series finale in Sydney.

India faced a crushing defeat in Sydney Test, losing to Australia by six wickets, and with it, surrendered Border-Gavaskar Trophy after holding it for a decade. The loss is particularly painful for India,