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Modi, Virat Kohli congratulate Indian cricket team on Gabba victory: Youngsters first to breach 'Fortress Gabba' in 32 years

India have just beaten Australia in Brisbane in a historic game of cricket

Published: January 19, 2021 14:22 Nilanjana Javed, Senior News Editor

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India's Rishabh Pant (C) celebrates victory with teammates at the end of the fourth cricket Test match between Australia and India at The Gabba in Brisbane on January 19, 2021. — India have just beaten Australia in Brisbane in a historic game of cricket. Since 1988, Australia have been unbeaten at The Gabba in Brisbane. Image Credit: AFP

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Indian players celebrate after defeating Australia by three wickets on the final day of the fourth cricket test at the Gabba, Brisbane, Australia, Tuesday, Jan. 19, 2021.India won the four test series 2-1. — The last team to beat the Aussies were the West Indies, led by Viv Richards in 1988. He tweeted: “You don't just play & love Test cricket for nothing. Brilliant game." Image Credit: AP

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Brisbane: Indian players Shardul Thakur and Mohd Siraj celebrate after defeating Australia by three wickets on the final day of the fourth cricket test match at the Gabba, Brisbane, Australia, Tuesday, Jan. 19, 2021. India won the four test series 2-1. — Stand-in skipper Ajinkya Rahane was a huge reason for India’s win, stepping in after the first Test for usual captain Virat Kohli, who left the series to go on paternity leave for the birth of his first child with actress Anushka Sharma. Victory in Brisbane meant India claimed the four-Test series 2-1, and kept the Border-Gavaskar trophy. Image Credit: PTI

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India's Rishabh Pant carries the trophy as he celebrates with his teammates after defeating Australia by three wickets on the final day of the fourth cricket test at the Gabba, Brisbane, Australia, Tuesday, Jan. 19, 2021.India won the four test series 2-1. — The resilience this young, largely inexperienced and injury-hit Indian team showed was fantastic - and the wishes poured in for Team India. Image Credit: AP

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Virat tweeted the picture of the win — Virat Kohli, India's captain in the first Test in Adelaide — when the team were skittled for a lowerst-ever 36 — tweeted: "WHAT A WIN!!! Yessssss. To everyone who doubted us after Adelaide, stand up and take notice. Exemplary performance but the grit and determination was the standout for us the whole way. Well done to all the boys and the management. Enjoy this historic feat lads. Cheers." Image Credit: @imVkohli

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Indian players celebrate with their trophy after defeating Australia by three wickets on the final day of the fourth cricket test at the Gabba, Brisbane, Australia, Tuesday, Jan. 19, 2021.India won the four test series 2-1. — Cricketing legend Sachin Tendulkar described it as “one of the greatest series wins”. "Every sessikon we discovered a new hero. Every time we got hit, we stayed put & stood taller. We pushed boundaries of belief to play fearless but not careless cricket. Injuries & uncertainties were countered with poise & confidence." Image Credit: AP

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Indian players celebrates victory in the fourth cricket Test match against Australia at The Gabba in Brisbane on January 19, 2021. — Dubbing India's Gabba win as the greatest ever, Google CEO Sundar Pichai also congratulated India and tweeted: ''One of the greatest Test series wins ever. Congrats India and well played Australia, what a series #INDvsAUS." Image Credit: AFP

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Indian players celebrate at the end of the fourth cricket Test match between Australia and India at The Gabba in Brisbane on January 19, 2021. — India fast bowler Ishant Sharma wrote: "Team India has proved it again by team efforts, great character, courage & max determination! Despite the bruises, the team made it possible for our country. That's why we play for the country's flag to go high every time we perform." Image Credit: AFP

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Modi, Virat Kohli congratulate Indian cricket team on Gabba victory: Youngsters first to breach 'Fortress Gabba' in 32 years

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