Indiaâ€™s historic win

Written by Muhammad Asim on July 4th, 2006 (831 views)

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Indiaâ€™s historic win over West Indies in the recently concluded four-match series was its first Caribbean in 35 years. The last time India won a series in the island was way back in 1970-71 series when Ajit Wadekar led Indians masterminded Indiaâ€™s first series triumph in West Indies.

Interestingly, it was West Indiesâ€™ 12th series loss at home against any Test playing nation. The accompanying table has the complete details.

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