In addition to generating the fourth-largest Test match audience ever, the historic series between Australia and India Down Under also set a record for the greatest attendance at any non-Ashes series.
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Cricket Australia Chief commends groups for spellbinding series
Scratch Hockley, the CEO of Cricket Australia, praised both the Australian and Indian groups for their endeavors in the series.
He referred to it as “one of the absolute most wildly challenged and enrapturing Test series in Australian cricket history.”
Hockley likewise complimented Pat Cummins and his side for their most memorable Boundary Gavaskar Prize win in 10 years.
Fan reaction
Hockley recognizes overpowering fan commitment
Hockley additionally recognized the mind-boggling fan commitment during the series.
He said, “the size of the groups, seeing crowds and advanced commitment across all CA channels has surpassed our best standards.”
He added that this series has made deep rooted recollections for fans, whether they were watching in pressed arenas or on their screens at home.
Participation records
Record-breaking participation at individual Test matches
Strikingly, the Perth Test likewise set another standard for day to day participation with 32,368 observers on Day 2.
Adelaide Day/Night Test had recorded a solitary day record of 51,642 on its subsequent day.
In Brisbane, the subsequent day’s horde of 34,227 was the biggest for a Test against India.
The Melbourne Test broke all past records with 3,73,691 complete participation.
WTC last
Australia secure spot in ICC World Test Title last
Australia beat India in Sydney to recover the Boundary Gavaskar Prize following 10 years.
Regardless of losing the series opener in Perth, has Australia returned with wins in Adelaide, Melbourne, and Sydney to secure a 3-1 series win.
With this, Australia likewise reserved a spot in the 2025 ICC World Test Title last, taking India out. The previous will point toward the South Africa in the culmination conflict.