As we all know, India has been a number 1 ranked test side for a while now- and look to stay that way for some time. The way Indian team has dominated some sides in recent times has drawn the comparison between them and Aussies of 2000's and Windies of 1980's.
However, many have doubted such comparisons by pointing out Indian dominance has either been at home or against weak oppositions in away matches. The evidence, and the real test for Indian team, is their performance in SENA countries. India has lost the series in South Africa and got demolished in England. India did manage to create history by winning the series in Australia but that was Australia without their stalwarts David Warner and Smith- Yes win is a win but we all know how much impact these two guys have in australian team.
So the real question I would like to come to is, would the performances by Indian test team be really be comparable to those of Aussies in 2000's and Windies in 1980s if India loses the series in New Zealand and Australia by 2020 end and therefore in all SENA countries with the "current dominating Indian test squad".
However, many have doubted such comparisons by pointing out Indian dominance has either been at home or against weak oppositions in away matches. The evidence, and the real test for Indian team, is their performance in SENA countries. India has lost the series in South Africa and got demolished in England. India did manage to create history by winning the series in Australia but that was Australia without their stalwarts David Warner and Smith- Yes win is a win but we all know how much impact these two guys have in australian team.
So the real question I would like to come to is, would the performances by Indian test team be really be comparable to those of Aussies in 2000's and Windies in 1980s if India loses the series in New Zealand and Australia by 2020 end and therefore in all SENA countries with the "current dominating Indian test squad".