When Virat Kohli and his men returned to the team hotel after the series win, they were greeted by India's travelling fan base called the Bharat Army. The team was greeted with song and dance and Indian captain Kohli joined in.
Australia's 2-1 capitulation stemmed from batting failures and a bowling attack that struggled to tame some of the world's top players.
The closest parallel to the impact Pujara’s runs had in India’s maiden series win in Australia is a then internationally unheralded Gavaskar’s tally of 774
Kohli, who was part of the impromptu jig in which Pujara struggled, coined it the 'Pujara dance'.
Chetan Narula reckons the historic series win at the SCG will be a launch pad for India as the Test Championship cycle is set to begin
India captain Virat Kohli says his team badly wanted to win a Test series and is mighty happy that they were finally able to do that in Australia.
Paine desperately looked for positives Monday after his side's calamitous 2-1 Test series loss to India, but struggled to find many
Kohli called winning a series in Australia his proudest ever moment, capping a 12-month journey for his India team of hard graft, fixing mistakes and comradeship
Pujara, who scored 521 runs at an average of 74 with the help of three hundreds, was named Player of the Series in the historic series win
India captain Virat Kohli termed his team’s historic 2-1 series win on Australia soil as his “biggest achievement” which will give the current team a “different identity”. (ALSO READ: Top performers of Border-Gavaskar Trophy) Eight summers back at the Wankhede, Kohli was the youngest member of a star-studded team led by Mahendra Singh Dhoni which lifted the...