Whitewashes

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2011/12 test series and 3-0 vs Sri Lanka.

Yeah, so Clarke has 2 whitewashes only, not 3. 2011-12 was the 3-0 against India. 2012-13 was 4-0 won by India.

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Yeah, so Clarke has 2 whitewashes only, not 3. 2011-12 was the 3-0 against India. 2012-13 was 4-0 won by India.

4-0 vs India 3-0 vs Sri Lanka 5-0 vs England

[punjabi_khota]

^ok, it was SL!

[special K]

The NZ stats will need to be updated in a few weeks.

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AUSTRALIA 1. v England - 1920/21 1st Test @ SCG - Australia - 267 (Collins 70, Pellew 36, Hearne 3-77) England - 190 (Woolley 52, Hobbs 49, Gregory 3-56, Mailey 3-95) Australia - 581 (Armstrong 158, Collins 104, Parkin 3-102) England - 281 (Hobbs 59, Hearne 57, Kelleway 3-45, Gregory 3-70) Australia win by 377 runs. 2nd Test @ MCG - Australia - 499 (Pellew 116, Gregory 100, Howell 3-142) England - 251 (Hobbs 122, Hendren 67, Gregory 7-69) England - 157 (Woolley 50, Armstrong 4-26) Australia win by an Innings and 91 runs 3rd Test @ Adelaide Oval - Australia - 354 (Collins 162, Oldfield 50, Parkin 5-60) England - 447 (Russell 135, Woolley 79, Mailey 5-160) Australia - 582 (Kelleway 147, Armstrong 121, Pellew 104, Howell 4-115) England - 370 (Hobbs 123, Russell 59, Mailey 5-142, Gregory 3-50) Australia win by 119 runs 4th Test @ MCG - England - 284 (Makepeace 117, Douglas 50, Mailey 4-115, Kelleway 3-37) Australia - 389 (Armstrong 123*, Collins 59, Fender 5-122, Woolley 3-56) England - 315 (Rhodes 73, Douglas 60, Mailey 9-121) Australia - 2-211 (Gregory 76*, Ryder 56*, Parkin 1-46) Australia win by 8 wickets 5th Test @ SCG - England - 204 (Woolley 53, Kelleway 4-27, Gregory 3-42) Australia - 392 (Macartney 170, Gregory 93, Fender 5-90) England - 280 (Douglas 68, Mailey 5-119) Australia - 1-93 (Bardsley 50*, Collins 37, Wilson 1-8) Australia win by 9 wickets 2. v. South Africa - 1931/32 1st Test @ Gabba - Australia - 450 (Bradman 226, Woodfull 76, Bell 4-120) South Africa - 170 (Mitchell 58, Ironmonger 5-42) South Africa - 117 (Taylor 47, Wall 5-14, Ironmonger 4-44) Australia win by an Innings and 163 runs. 2nd Test @ SCG - South Africa - 153 (Viljoen 37, McCabe 4-13, Grimmett 4-28) Australia - 469 (Rigg 127, Bradman 112, McCabe 79, Bell 5-140) South Africa - 161 (Christy 41, Grimmett 4-44, Ironmonger 3-22) Australia win by an Innings and 155 runs 3rd Test @ MCG - Australia - 198 (Rigg 68, Kippax 52, Bell 5-69, Quinn 4-42) South Africa - 358 (Viljoen 111, Ironmonger 3-72, Wall 3-98) Australia - 554 (Bradman 167, Woodfull 161, McMillan 4-150) South Africa - 225 (Christy 63, Grimmett 6-92, Ironmonger 4-54) Australia win by 169 runs. 4th Test @ Adelaide Oval - South Africa - 308 (Taylor 78, Mitchell 75, Grimmett 7-116) Australia - 513 (Bradman 299*, Woodfull 82, Bell 5-142) South Africa - 274 (Mitchell 95, Taylor 84, Grimmett 7-83) Australia - 0-73 (Woodfull 37*, Ponsford 27*) Australia win by 10 wickets. 5th Test @ MCG - South Africa - 36 (Cameron 11, Ironmonger 5-6, Nash 4-18) Australia - 153 (Kippax 42, Quinn 3-29, MacMillan 3-29, Bell 3-52) South Africa - 45 (Curnow 16, Ironmonger 6-18, O'Reilly 3-19) Australia win by an Innings and 72 runs. 3. v. India - 1967/68 1st Test @ Adelaide Oval - Australia - 335 (Cowper 92, Sheahan 81, Abid Ali 6-55, Prasanna 3-60) India - 307 (Engineer 89, Surti 70, Connolly 4-54) Australia - 369 (Cowper 108, Simpson 103, Surti 5-74) India - 251 (Subramanya 75, Surti 53, Renneburg 5-39) Australia win by 146 runs 2nd Test @ MCG - India - 173 (Pataudi jr. 75, McKenzie 7-66) Australia - 529 (Chappell 151, Simpson 109, Lawry 100, Prasanna 6-141) India - 352 (Wadekar 99, Pataudi jr. 85, McKenzie 3-85) Australia win by an Innings and 4 runs. 3rd test @ Gabba - Australia - 379 (Walters 93, Lawry 64, Surti 3-102) India - 279 (Pataudi jr. 74, Jaisimha 74, Cowper 3-31, Freeman 3-56) Australia - 294 (Redpath 79, Walters 62*, Prasanna 6-104, Surti 3-59) India - 355 (Jaisimha 101, Borde 63, Cowper 4-104, Gleeson 3-50) Australia won by 39 runs 4th Test @ SCG - Australia - 317 (Walters 94, Sheahan 72, Prasanna 3-62) India - 268 (Abid Ali 78, Pataudi jr. 51, Freeman 4-86, Simpson 3-38) Australia - 292 (Cowper 165, Lawry 52, Prasanna 4-96) India - 197 (Abid Ali 81, Simpson 5-59, Cowper 4-49) 4. v. Pakistan - 1972/73 1st Test @ Adelaide Oval - Pakistan - 257 (Bari 72, Alam 64, Lillee 4-49, Massie 4-70) Australia - 585 (I Chappell 196, Marsh 118, Edwards 89, Mushtaq Mohammad 3-67) Pakistan - 214 (Sadiq Mohammad 81, Saeed Ahmed 39, Mallett 8-59) Australia win by an Innings and 114 runs. 2nd Test @ MCG - Australia 5-441 dec. (Redpath 135, G Chappell 116*, Marsh 74, Sarfraz Nawaz 2-100) Pakistan - 8-574 dec. (Majid Khan 158, Sadiq Mohammad 137, Mallett 3-124) Australia - 425 (J Benaud 142, Sheahan 127, Saleem Altaf 2-50) Pakistan - 200 (Alam 48, Walker 3-39, Lillee 2-59) Australia win by 92 runs. 3rd Test @ SCG - Australia - 334 (Radpath 79, Edwards 69, Sarfraz Nawaz 4-53, Atlaf 3-71) Pakistan - 360 (Mushtaq Mohammad 121, Asif Iqbal 65, G Chappell 5-61, Massie 3-123) Australia - 184 (Massie 42, Watkins 36, Sarfraz Nawaz 4-56, Atlaf 4-60) Pakistan - 106 (Abbas 47, Walker 6-15, Lillee 3-68) Australia win by 52 runs. 5. v. England - 1979/80 1st Test @ WACA - Australia - 244 (Hughes 99, Marsh 42, Botham 6-78) England - 228 (Brearley 64, Lillee 4-73, Dymock 3-52) Australia - 337 (Border 115, Wiener 58, Botham 5-98, Underwood 3-82) England - 215 (Boycott 99*, Dymock 6-34) Australia win by 138 runs. 2nd Test @ SCG - England - 123 (Botham 27, Lillee 4-40, Dymock 4-42) Australia - 145 (I Chappell 42, Botham 4-29) England - 237 (Gower 98*, Underwood 43, Dymock 3-48, Pascoe 3-76) Australia - 4-219 (G Chappell 98*, Hughes 47, Underwood 3-71) Australia win by 6 wickets. 3rd Test @ MCG - England - 306 (Gooch 99, Brearley 60*, Lillee 6-60) Australia - 477 (G Chappell 114, I Chappell 75, Laird 74, Lever 4-111, Botham 3-105) England - 273 (Botham 119*, Gooch 51, Lillee 5-78, Pascoe 4-80) Australia - 2-103 (G Chappell 40*, I Chappell 26*, Botham 1-18) Australia win by 9 wickets. 6. v. Sri Lanka - 1995/96 1st Test @ WACA - Sri Lanka - 251 (Kaluwitharana 50, Gurusinha 46, McGrath 4-81, McDermott 3-44) Australia - 5-617 dec. (Slater 219, M Waugh 111, Ponting 96, Taylor 96, Vaas 2-103) Sri Lanka - 330 (Tillarkaratne 119, Mahanama 48, McDermott 3-73, McGrath 3-86) Australia win by an Innings and 36 runs. 2nd Test @ MCG - Australia - 6-500 dec (S Waugh 131, Boon 110, Ponting 71, Wickramasinghe 2-77) Sri Lanka - 233 (A Ranatunga 51, Kaluwitharana 50, McGrath 5-40) Sri Lanka - 307 (Gurusinha 143, Hathurusingha 39, Warne 4-71) Australia - 0-41 (Taylor 25*, Slater 13*) Australia win by 10 wickets 3rd Test @ Adelaide Oval - Australia - 9-502 dec. (S Waugh 170, M Waugh 71, Healy 70, Vaas 3-106) Sri Lanka - 317 (Tillakaratne 65, S Ranatunga 60, Reiffel 5-39, McGrath 4-91) Australia - 6-215 dec. (S Waugh 61*, Healy 43, Vaas 3-44) Sri Lanka - 252 (Jayasuriya 112, S Ranatunga 65, S Waugh 4-34, McGrath 3-48) Australia win by 148 runs 7. v. Pakistan - 1999/00 1st Test @ Gabba - Pakistan 367 (Yousuf 95, Inzamam Ul-Haq 88, Fleming 4-65) Australia - 575 (Slater 169, M Waugh 100, Warne 86, Akhtar 4-153, Mushtaq Ahmed 3-194) Pakistan - 281 (Anwar 119, Yousuf 75, Fleming 5-59) Australia - 0-74 (Blewett 40*, Slater 32*) Australia win by 10 wickets 2nd Test @ Hobart - Pakistan - 222 (Mohammad Wasim 91, Wasim Akram 29, Warne 3-45, Muller 3-68) Australia - 246 (Slater 97, Langer 59, Saqlain Mushtaq 6-46) Pakistan - 392 (Inzamam Ul-Haq 118, Ijaz Ahmed 82, Warne 5-110) Australia - 6-369 (Gilchrist 149*, Langer 127, Azhar Mahmood 2-43) Australia win by 4 Wickets 3rd Test @ WACA - Pakistan - 155 (Azhar Mahmood 39, Kasprowicz 4-53, McGrath 3-44, Fleming 3-48) Australia - 451 (Ponting 197, Langer 144, Mohammad Akram 5-138) Pakistan - 276 (Ijaz Ahmed 115, Wasim Akram 52, McGrath 4-49, Kasprowicz 3-79) Australia win by an Innings and 20 runs. 8. v. India - 1999/00 1st Test @ Adelaide Oval - Australia - 441 (S Waugh 150, Ponting 125, Warne 86, Prasad 3-83) India - 285 (Tendulkar 61, Ganguly 60, Warne 4-92, Fleming 3-70) Australia - 8-239 dec. (Blewett 88, Gilchrist 43, Agarkar 3-43, Srinath 3-64) India - 110 (Ganguly 43, Fleming 5-30, McGrath 3-35) Australia win by 285 runs. 2nd Test @ MCG - Australia - 405 (Slater 91, Gilchrist 78, Srinath 4-130, Agarkar 3-76) India - 238 (Tendulkar 116, Ganguly 31, Lee 5-47, McGrath 3-39) Australia - 5-208 dec. (Gilchrist 55, M Waugh 51*, Agarkar 3-51) India - 195 (Tendulkar 52, Kanitkar 45, M Waugh 2-12, Lee 2-31) Australia win by 180 runs. 3rd Test @ SCG - India - 150 (Tendulkar 45, McGrath 5-48, Lee 4-39) Australia - 5-552 dec. (Langer 223, Ponting 141*, S Waugh 57, Srinath 2-105) India - 261 (Laxman 167, Ganguly 25, McGrath 5-55) Australia win by an Innings and 141 runs. 9. v. New Zealand - 1999/00 1st Test @ Auckland - Australia - 214 (M Waugh 72*, Langer 46, Vettori 5-62, Wiseman 3-49) New Zealand - 163 (Cairns 35, Astle 31, McGrath 4-33, Warne 3-68) Australia - 229 (Gilchrist 59, Langer 47, Vettori 7-87) New Zealand - 218 (McMillan 78, Astle 35, Miller 5-55) Australia win by 62 runs. 2nd Test @ Wellington - New Zealand - 298 (Cairns 109, Astle 61, Warne 4-68, Lee 3-49) Australia - 419 (S Waugh 151*, Slater 143, Martyn 78, McMillan 3-57, Cairns 3-110) New Zealand - 294 (Cairns 69, Fleming 60, Lee 3-87, Warne 3-92) Australia - 4-177 (Langer 57, M Waugh 44*, O'Connor 2-42) Australia win by 6 Wickets 3rd Test @ Hamilton - New Zealand - 232 (McMillan 79, Cairns 37, Lee 5-77, McGrath 4-58) Australia - 252 (Martyn 89*, Gilchrist 75, O'Connor 5-51, Cairns 3-80) New Zealand - 229 (Cairns 71, Spearman 35, Lee 3-46) Australia - 4-212 (Langer 122*, Hayden 37, Wiseman 2-42) Australia win by 6 Wickets. 10. v. West Indies - 2000/01 1st Test @ Gabba - West Indies - 82 (Ganga 20, McGrath 6-17) Australia - 332 (Lee 62*, Slater 54, Black 4-83, Dillon 3-79) West Indies - 124 (Chanderpaul 62*, McGrath 4-10, Lee 3-40) Australia win by an Innings and 126 runs. 2nd Test @ WACA - West Indies - 196 (Jacobs 96*, Hinds 50, Gillespie 3-46, McGrath 3-48) Australia - 8-396 dec. (M Waugh 119, Hayden 69, Walsh 2-74) West Indies - 173 (Hinds 41, Lee 5-61, MacGill 2-37) Australia win by an Innings and 27 runs 3rd Test @ Adelaide Oval - West Indies - 391 (Lara 182, Adams 49, Miller 5-81, Gillespie 5-89) Australia - 403 (Ponting 92, Slater 83, Dillon 3-84) West Indies - 141 (Lara 39, Miller 5-32, McGrath 3-27) Australia - 5/130 (Langer 48, Martyn 34*, Dillon 3-42, Walsh 2-39) Australia win by 5 wickets 4th Test @ MCG - Australia - 364 (S Waugh 121*, Gilchrist 37, Dillon 4-76, Stuart 2-52) West Indies - 165 (Samuels 60*, Jacobs 42, Bichel 5-60, Gillespie 3-48) Australia - 5-262 dec. (Langer 80, M Waugh 78*, Adams 2-43) West Indies - 109 (Samuels 46, Gillespie 6-40, Miller 3-40) Australia win by 352 runs. 5th Test @ SCG - West Indies - 272 (Campbell 79, Hinds 70, MacGill 7-104) Australia - 452 (S Waugh 103, Slater 96, Gilchrist 87, Nagamootoo 3-119) West Indies - 352 (Nagamootoo 68, Jacobs 62, Miller 4-102, 3-80) Australia - 4-174 (Slater 86*, S Waugh 38, Samuels 1-26) Australia win by 6 wickets. 11. v. South Africa - 2001/02 1st Test @ Adelaide Oval - Australia - 439 (Martyn 124*, Langer 116, Henderson 4-116, Hayward 3-108) South Africa - 374 (McKenzie 87, Gibbs 78, Warne 5-113, McGrath 3-94) Australia - 7-309 dec. (Hayden 131, M Waugh 74, Kallis 3-45, Henderson 3-130) South Africa - 128 (Kallis 65*, McGrath 3-13, Warne 3-57) Australia win by 246 runs 2nd Test @ MCG - South Africa - 277 (McKenzie 67, Bichel 3-44, Lee 3-77) Australia - 487 (Hayden 138, S Waugh 90, Langer 85, Pollock 3-84, Donald 3-103) South Africa - 219 (Kallis 99, Dippenaar 23, Warne 3-68, McGrath 2-43) Australia - 1-10 (Langer 7, Hayden 3*, Pollock 1-6) Australia win by 9 wickets 3rd Test @ SCG - Australia - 554 (Langer 126, Martyn 117, Hayden 105, Boje 4-63) South Africa - 154 (Boucher 35, McGrath 3-35, Warne 3-47, Lee 3-51) South Africa - 452 (Kirsten 153, Dippenaar 74, MacGill 4-123, Warne 3-132) Australia - 0-54 (Langer 30*, Hayden 21*) Australia win by 10 wickets 12. v. Pakistan - 2002/03 1st Test @ Colombo - Australia - 467 (Ponting 141, Langer 72, Saqlain Mushtaq 4-136, Akhtar 3-51) Pakistan - 279 (Faisal Iqbal 83, Latif 66, Warne 7-94) Australia - 127 (Hayden 34, Akhtar 5-21, Saqlain Mushtaq 4-46) Pakistan - 274 (Taufeeq Umar 88, Younis Khan 51, Warne 4-94, McGrath 3-38) Australia win by 41 runs. 2nd Test @ Sharjah - Pakistan - 59 (Razzaq 21, Warne 4-11, McGrath 2-10, Bichel 2-13, Lee 2-15) Australia - 310 (Hayden 119, Ponting 44, Saqlain Mushtaq 4-83, Razzaq 3-22) Pakistan - 53 (Nazir 16, Warne 4-13, Bichel 2-19) Australia win by an Innings and 198 runs. 3rd Test @ Sharjah - Australia - 444 (Ponting 150, S Waugh 103*, Hayden 89, Waqar Younis 4-55, Kaneria 3-128) Pakistan - 221 (Raza 54*, Saqlain Mushtaq 44, Warne 5-74, McGrath 4-41) Pakistan - 203 (Raza 68, McGrath 3-18, Bichel 3-43) Australia wins by an Innings and 20 runs. 13. v. Sri Lanka - 2003/04 1st Test @ Galle - Australia - 220 (Lehmann 63, Martyn 42, Muralitharan 6-59) Sri Lanka - 381 (Dilshan 104, Jayawardene 68, Warne 5-116) Australia - 8-512 dec. (Hayden 130, Lehmann 129, Martyn 110, Muralitharan 5-153) Sri Lanka - 154 (Chandana 43, Warne 5-43, MacGill 4-74) Australia win by 197 runs 2nd Test @ Kandy - Australia - 120 (Hayden 54, Muralitharan 4-48, Zoysa 4-54) Sri Lanka - 211 (Vaas 68*, Muralitharan 43, Warne 5-65, Kasprowicz 4-83) Australia - 442 (Martyn 161, Gilchrist 144, Muralitharan 5-173, Vaas 3-103) Sri Lanka - 324 (Jayasuriya 131, Vaas 45, Warne 5-90, Gillespie 4-76) Australia win by 27 runs. 3rd Test @ Colombo - Australia - 401 (Lehmann 153, Ponting 92, Muralitharan 5-123, Vaas 3-93) Sri Lanka - 407 (Atapattu 118, Jayasuriya 71, Lehmann 3-50, Gillespie 3-96) Australia - 375 (Langer 166, Katich 86, Herath 4-92, Muralitharan 3-93) Sri Lanka - 248 (Samaraweera 53, Jayasuriya 51, Warne 4-92, Lehmann 3-42) Australia win by 121 runs. 14. v. Pakistan - 2004/05 First Test @ WACA - Australia - 381 (Langer 191, Gilchrist 69, Akhtar 5-99, Sami 3-104) Pakistan - 179 (Younis Khan 42, Kasprowicz 5-30, Warne 3-38) Australia - 5-361 dec. (Martyn 100*, Ponting 98, Langer 97, Kaneria 2-130) Pakistan - 72 (Yousuf 27, McGrath 8-24, Kasprowicz 2-4) Australia win by 491 runs. 2nd Test @ MCG - Pakistan - 341 (Yousuf 111, Younis Khan 87, Gillespie 3-77, Warne 3-103) Australia - 379 (Martyn 142, Gillespie 50*, Akhtar 5-109, Kaneria 5-125) Pakistan - 163 (Shoaib Malik 41, McGrath 4-35, Warne 3-66) Australia - 1-127 (Ponting 62*, Martyn 56*, Sami 1-22) Australia win by 9 Wickets 3rd Test @ SCG - Pakistan - 304 (Butt 108, Hameed 58, MacGill 5-87, McGrath 4-50) Australia - 568 (Ponting 207, Gilchrist 113, Martyn 67, Kaneria 7-188, ul-Hasan 3-107) Pakistan - 325 (Kamal 87, Hameed 63, Warne 4-111, MacGill 3-83) Australia - 1-62 (Langer 34, Hayden 23*. Kaneria 1-16) Australia win by 9 Wickets. 15. v. West Indies - 2005/06 1st Test @ Gabba - Australia - 435 (Ponting 149, Lee 47, Collymore 4-72, Powell 3-100) West Indies - 210 (D Smith 88, Ramdin 37*, Warne 5-48, McGrath 4-72) Australia - 2-283 dec. (Hayden 118, Ponting 104*, Gayle 2-74) West Indies - 129 (Gayle 33, Lee 5-30, Bracken 4-48) Australia win by 379 runs. 2nd Test @ Hobart - West Indies - 149 (Gayle 56, McGrath 4-31, MacGill 3-18, Lee 3-32) Australia - 406 (Hussey 137, Hayden 110, Hodge 60, Edwards 3-116) West Indies - 334 (Bravo 113, Ramdin 71, Warne 4-112) Australia - 1-78 (Hayden 46, Hussey 31*, Gayle 1-16) Australia win by 9 wickets 3rd Test @ Adelaide Oval - West Indies - 405 (Lara 226, Bravo 37, McGrath 3-106, Lee 3-111) Australia - 428 (Hussey 133*, Langer 99, Ponting 56, Bravo 6-84, Edwards 3-114) West Indies - 204 (Bravo 64, Sarwan 62, Warne 6-80, Lee 4-46) Australia - 3-182 (Hayden 87*, Hussey 30*, Collymore 2-51) Australia win by 7 wickets 16. v. South Africa - 2005/06 1st Test @ Cape Town - South Africa - 205 (Boje 31, Hall 24, Clark 5-55, Lee 3-37) Australia - 308 (Hayden 94, Ponting 74, Kallis 3-51, Nel 2-45) South Africa - 197 (Rudolph 41, Clark 4-34, Warne 3-77) Australia - 3-95 (Langer 34, Hayden 32, Hussey 14*, Ntini 3-28) Australia win by 7 wickets 2nd Test @ Durban - Australia - 369 (Ponting 103, Hussey 75, Martyn 57, Ntini 3-81, Nel 3-83) South Africa - 267 (Kallis 114, de Villiers 50, Lee 5-69, Clark 2-37) Australia - 4-307 dec. (Ponting 116, Hayden 102, Boje 2-87) South Africa - 297 (Boucher 51*, Boje 48, Warne 6-86) Australia win by 112 runs. 3rd Test @ Johannesburg - South Africa - 303 (Prince 93, Boje 43, Lee 3-57, Clark 3-81) Australia - 270 (Hussey 73, Lee 64, Ntini 6-100) South Africa - 258 (Boucher 63, Gibbs 53, Clark 4-64, Lee 3-57, Warne 3-90) Australia - 8-294 (Martyn 101, Hussey 89, Lee 24*, Ntini 4-78) Australia win by 2 wickets 17. v. England - 2006/07 1st Test @ Gabba - Australia - 602 (Ponting 196, Hussey 86, Langer 82, Flintoff 4-99) England - 157 (Bell 50, McGrath 6-50, Clark 3-21) Australia - 1-202 dec. (Langer 100*, Ponting 60*) England - 370 (Collingwood 96, Pietersen 92, Clark 4-72, Warne 4-124) Australia win by 277 runs. 2nd Test @ Adelaide Oval - England 6-551 dec. (Collingwood 206, Pietersen 158, Bell 60, Clark 3-75) Australia - 513 (Ponting 142, Clarke 124, Hussey 91, Hoggard 7-109) England - 129 (Strauss 34, Warne 4-49, McGrath 2-15) Australia - 4-168 (Hussey 61*, Ponting 49, Clarke 21*, Flintoff 2-44) Australia win by 6 wickets 3rd Test @ WACA - Australia - 244 (Hussey 74*, Langer 37, Clarke 37, Panesar 5-92, Harmison 4-48) England - 215 (Pietersen 70, Strauss 42, Clark 3-49, Symonds 2-8) Australia - 5-527 dec. (Clarke 135*, Hussey 103, Gilchrist 102*, Hayden 92, Panesar 3-145) England - 350 (Cook 116, Bell 87, Warne 4-115, Clark 2-56) Australia win by 206 runs. 4th Test @ MCG - England - 159 (Strauss 50, Warne 5-39, Clark 2-27) Australia - 419 (Symonds 156, Hayden 153, Mahmood 4-100, Flintoff 3-77) England - 161 (Strauss 31, Lee 4-47, Clark 3-30) Australia win by an Innings and 99 runs. 5th Test @ SCG - England - 291 (Flintoff 89, Bell 71, Clark 3-62, McGrath 3-67, Lee 3-75) Australia - 393 (Warne 71, Gilchrist 62, Anderson 3-98) England - 147 (Pietersen 29, McGrath 3-38, Lee 3-39) Australia - 0-46 (Hayden 23*, Langer 20*) Australia win by 10 wickets. 18. v. Pakistan - 2009/10 1st Test @ MCG - Australia - 5-454 dec. (Katich 98, Watson 93, Hussey 82, Mohammad Asif 2-86) Pakistan - 258 (Misbah ul-Haq 65*, Umar Akmal 51, Johnson 3-36, Bollinger 3-50) Australia - 8-225 dec. (Watson 120*, Clarke 37, Mohammad Amir 5-79) Pakistan - 251 (Mohammad Yousuf 61, Faisal Iqbal 48, Hauritz 5-101, Johnson 3-46) Australia win by 170 runs. 2nd Test @ SCG - Australia - 127 (Johnson 38, Mohammad Asif 6-41, Sami 3-27) Pakistan - 333 (Butt 71, Farhat 51, Bollinger 4-72, Watson 2-40) Australia - 381 (Hussey 134*, Watson 97, Hughes 37, Kaneria 5-151, Gul 3-83) Pakistan - 139 (Umar Akmal 49, Hauritz 5-53, Johnson 3-27) Australia win by 36 runs. 3rd Test @ Hobart - Australia - 8-519 dec. (Ponting 209, Clarke 166, Haddin 41, Kaneria 3-189) Pakistan - 301 (Butt 102, Shoaib Malik 58, Katich 3-34, Hauritz 3-96) Australia - 5-219 dec. (Katich 100, Ponting 89, Shoaib Malik 2-16) Pakistan - 206 (Manzoor 77, Mohammad Amir 30*, Siddle 3-25, Hauritz 3-30) Australia win by 231 runs. 19. v. India - 2011/12 1st Test @ MCG - Australia - 333 (Cowan 68, Ponting 62, Zaheer Khan 4-77, Ashwin 3-81) India - 282 (Tendulkar 73, Dravid 68, Hilfenhaus 5-75, Siddle 3-63) Australia - 240 (Hussey 89, Ponting 60, Yadav 4-70, Zaheer Khan 3-53) India - 169 (Tendulkar 32, Pattinson 4-53, Siddle 3-42) Australia win by 122 runs. 2nd Test @ SCG - India - 191 (Dhoni 57*, Pattinson 4-43, Hilfenhaus 3-51, Siddle 3-55) Australia - 4-659 dec. (Clarke 329*, Hussey 150*, Ponting 134, Zaheer Khan 3-122) India - 400 (Gambhir 83, Tendulkar 80, Laxman 66, Hilfenhaus 5-106) Australia win by an Innings and 68 runs. 3rd Test @ WACA - India - 161 (Kohli 44, Hilfenhaus 4-43, Siddle 3-42) Australia - 369 (Warner 180, Cowan 74, Yadav 5-93) India - 171 (Kohli 75, Hilfenhaus 4-54, Siddle 3-43) Australia win by an Innings and 37 runs. 4th Test @ Adelaide Oval - Australia 7-604 dec. (Ponting 221, Clarke 210, Haddin 42*, Ashwin 3-194) India - 272 (Kohli 116, Saha 35, Siddle 5-49, Hilfenhaus 3-62) Australia - 5-167 dec. (Ponting 60*, Clarke 37, Ashwin 2-73) India - 201 (Sehwag 62, Laxman 35, Lyon 4-63, Harris 3-41) Australia win by 298 runs. 20. v. Sri Lanka - 2012/13 1st Test @ Hobart - Australia - 450 (Hussey 115*, Hughes 86, Clarke 74, Welegedara 3-130) Sri Lanka - 336 (Dilshan 147, Mathews 75, Siddle 5-54) Australia - 278 (Warner 68, Clarke 57, Cowan 56, Herath 5-95, Welegedara 3-89) Sri Lanka - 255 (Sangakkara 63, Samaraweera 49, Starc 5-63, Siddle 4-50) Australia win by 137 runs. 2nd Test @ MCG - Sri Lanka - 156 (Sangakkara 58, Johnson 4-63, Lyon 2-23) Australia - 460 (Clarke 106, Johnson 92*, Watson 83, Prasad 3-106, Eranga 3-109,) Sri Lanka - 103 (Mathews 35, Johnson 2-16, Bird 2-29) Australia win by an Innings and 201 runs. 3rd Test @ SCG - Sri Lanka - 294 (Thirimanne 91, M Jayawardene 72, Bird 4-41, Starc 3-71) Australia - 9-432 dec. (Wade 104*, Hughes 87, Warner 85, Herath 4-95) Sri Lanka - 278 (Karunaratne 85, Chandimal 62*, Johnson 3-34, Bird 3-76) Australia - 5-141 (Cowan 36, Hughes 34, Hussey 27*, Herath 3-47) Australia win by 5 wickets. 21. v. England - 2013/14 1st Test @ Gabba - Australia 295 (Haddin 94, Johnson 64, Broad 6-81) England - 136 (Carberry 40, Johnson 4-61, Harris 3-28) Australia - 7-401 dec. (Warner 124, Clarke 113, Haddin 53, Tremlett 3-69) England - 179 (Cook 65, Johnson 5-42, Lyon 2-46, Harris 2-49) Australia win by 381 runs 2nd Test @ Adelaide Oval - Australia 9-570 dec. (Clarke 148, Haddin 118, Rogers 72, Broad 3-98) England - 172 (Bell 72*, Johnson 7-40) Australia - 3-132 dec. (Warner 83*, Smith 23*, Anderson 2-19) England - 312 (Root 87, Prior 69, Siddle 4-57, Harris 3-54) Australia win by 218 runs 3rd Test @ WACA - Australia - 385 (Smith 111, Warner 60, Haddin 55, Broad 3-100, Anderson 2-60) England - 251 (Cook 72, Carberry 43, Siddle 3-36, Harris 3-48) Australia 6-369 dec. (Warner 112, Watson 103, Rogers 54, Bresnan 2-53) England - 353 (Stokes 120, Bell 60, Johnson 4-78, Lyon 3-70) Australia win by 150 runs. 4th Test @ MCG - England - 255 (Pietersen 71, Carberry 38, Johnson 5-63, Harris 2-47) Australia - 204 (Haddin 65, Rogers 61, Anderson 4-67, Broad 3-45) England - 179 (Cook 51, Lyon 5-50, Johnson 3-25) Australia - 2-231 (Rogers 116, Watson 83*, Panesar 1-41, Stokes 1-50) Australia win by 8 wickets 5th Test @ SCG - Australia - 326 (Smith 115, Haddin 75, Stokes 6-99) England - 155 (Stokes 47, Siddle 3-23, Johnson 3-33, Harris 3-36) Australia - 276 (Rogers 119, Bailey 46, Borthwick 3-33, Anderson 2-46) England - 166 (Carberry 43, Broad 42, Harris 5-25, Johnson 3-40, Lyon 2-70) Australia win by 281 runs. 21 WHITEWASHES