Can you name the All the Australian Test Cricket Losses 1990-2009? by bh_tafe3

Year	Opponent	margin
1989-90		9 wickets
1990-91		10 wickets
1990-91		343 runs
1992-93		1 run
1992-93		Innings and 25 runs
1992-93		5 wickets
1993		161 runs
1993-94		5 runs
1993-94		197 runs
1994-95		1 wicket
1994-95		106 runs
1994-95		9 wickets
1995-96		74 runs
1996-97		7 wickets
1996-97		6 wickets
1996-97		10 wickets
1996-97		8 wickets
1997		9 wickets
1997		19 runs
1997-98		179 runs
1997-98		Innings and 219 runs
1998-99		12 runs

Year	Opponent	margin
1999		10 wickets
1999		1 wicket
1999-2000		6 wickets
2001		171 runs
2001		2 wickets
2001		6 wickets
2001-02		5 wickets
2002-03		225 runs
2003		3 wickets
2003-04		4 wickets
2004-05		13 runs
2005		2 runs
2005		3 wickets
2007-08		72 runs
2008-09		320 runs
2008-09		172 runs
2008-09		6 wickets
2008-09		7 wickets
2008-09		Innings and 20 runs
2009		115 runs
2009		197 runs

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	bh_tafe3:	Jan 8th, 2010 at 02:06 GMT		1 point
	The 1989-90 loss to New Zealand and 1996-97 loss to India were both in one off test matches. The 171 loss to India in 2001 came after Australia led by 274 in the first innings. The 445 turnaround between innings is the largest in first class cricket history to result in a victory. Both that loss and the 1999 loss to the West Indies occurred after Australia failed to take an opposition wicket in an entire day. With India, it was Laxman and Dravid who survived the full six hours, with West Indies it was Lara and Adams. The 1 run loss to West Indies, the 2 run loss to England and the 5 run loss to South Africa are the 1st, 2nd and 5th closest results in test cricket history. The Pakistan win in 1994-95 only came after a superb innings from Inzamam Ul-Haq, who farmed the strike for over an hour in a 58 run tenth wicket partnership. The 3 wickets loss to the West Indies in 2003 and the 6 wicket loss to South Africa in 2008-09 are the two highest successful run chases in test cricket history. It takes a hell of a lot to beat the aussies!

	tarzanpresley:	Jan 8th, 2010 at 02:46 GMT		1 point
	A bit easy in that there are limited options. I started off thinking but ended up just typing WI (90s) or SA (00s) followed by England, India... Then you can guess it is a repeat on some series. Better than the league or netball versions I guess (though I'd rather type New Zealand more often).

	bh_tafe3:	Jan 8th, 2010 at 03:18 GMT		1 point
	I was thinking about having the margins as the answer and the winner as a clue, but that's too difficult the other way. Particularly those India ones. An Innings and 219 runs? You'd need a pretty good memory, or to be Indian to remember that.