Australia Record at Kennington Oval
Australia will take on India in the final of the World Test Championship 2023 at Kennington Oval starting from June 7. Ahead of the match, let’s take a look at Australia’s record at the venue. Unfortunately, the Aussies have not had the best of luck at the Oval, but they will be looking to turn that around against a formidable Indian side.
Australia’s Test History at The Oval
Australia’s first ever Test match was held at The Oval in 1880. Since then, Australia has won just 7 out of 38 Tests at the venue, with only two victories in the past 50 years. Additionally, they have lost 17 Tests and drawn 14 times against England at the Kenning Oval. The most recent match held at the Oval saw Australia suffer a 135-run loss to England in the 2019 Ashes series.
Looking Ahead
Despite the less-than-ideal record at the Oval, Australia will be looking to avenge their defeat in the 2019 Ashes series and come out on top against India. It will be a difficult task, but the Aussies will be determined to make the most of their home advantage and put their record at the venue to the test.
Conclusion
Australia’s record at the Kennington Oval is far from impressive, but they will be hoping to turn things around when they face India in the World Test Championship Final 2023. It won’t be an easy task, but the Aussies will be determined to make the most of their home advantage and make their mark at the venue.