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Bangladesh 2009′s most successful test cricket team
New Delhi, Jan 1 (IANS) Bangladesh was the most successful test cricket team in 2009, followed by Australia and India.
Bangladesh played 3 test matches last year, winning two and losing one and had a winning percentage of 66.66.
Australia played 13 tests, won 7, lost 3 and drew 3 for a winning percentage of 53.84.
India had 3 wins from 6 tests, suffered no loss and drew the other three. Their winning percentage was 50.00.
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