0 India thrash Aus, win series 2-0: Highlights, Scores & Pix

November 10, 2008 12:12 IST
Last Updated: November 10, 2008 15:13 IST

Sourav Ganguly (left) leads teammate Rahul Dravid onto the ground in his retirement game on the last day of the fourth and final Test match of the Border-Gavaskar Trophy 2008 series between India and Australia at the Vidarbha Cricket Association stadium, Jamtha in Nagpur on November Monday. 

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India crushed Australia  by 172 runs to win the fourth and final Test and regain the Border-Gavaskar trophy, in Nagpur on Monday.
Harbhajan Singh claimed four wickets for 64 runs, while Amit Mishra took three for 27, as Australia, chasing a record 382 for victory, were dismissed for 209 in 50.2 overs, handing India a 2-0 series triumph.

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It was an emotional moment for Indian cricket as its most successful captain Sourav Ganguly [Images] bid farewell to the international game. The left-hander, who scored 324 in the series, at an average of 54, was even handed charge of the team for a while, after Australia had lost nine wickets.

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Gautam Gambhir [Images], who missed the match because of a ban, finished as the top scorer from either side with 463 runs in six innings at 77.16. Fast bowler Ishant Sharma, later named man of the series, and Harbhajan Singh emerged the top wicket-takers with a haul of 15 wickets each. Jason krejza was adjudged man of the match.
India had won the second Test in Mohali by 320 runs, while the first Test and the third were drawn.

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