<p>The iconic Boxing Day Test starting at the Melbourne Cricket Ground here on Saturday will be India's 100th match in the traditional format against Australia, the BCCI said on Friday.</p>.<p>The two countries first played a Test series in 1947-48.</p>.<p>"#TeamIndia will play their 100th Test against Australia when the teams square off in the second Border-Gavaskar Trophy Test at the MCG, starting tomorrow," the BCCI tweeted.</p>.<p>In the 99 Tests, Australia have won 43 times while India has emerged victorious on 28 occasions. Twenty-seven fixtures were drawn affairs and one match was tied.</p>.<p>India have won three Boxing Day Tests out of the 13 matches, Australia have won eight while two were drawn matches.</p>.<p>Last time around, India had registered a 137-run win over Australia in 2018.</p>.<p>India are trailing 0-1 in the ongoing four-match Test series after losing the first day/night match by eight wickets. The visitors suffered the embarrassment of scoring their lowest Test innings score of 36 in their second essay.</p>.<p>India have made four changes in their playing XI while Australia are set to field an unchanged side at the MCG. </p>
<p>The iconic Boxing Day Test starting at the Melbourne Cricket Ground here on Saturday will be India's 100th match in the traditional format against Australia, the BCCI said on Friday.</p>.<p>The two countries first played a Test series in 1947-48.</p>.<p>"#TeamIndia will play their 100th Test against Australia when the teams square off in the second Border-Gavaskar Trophy Test at the MCG, starting tomorrow," the BCCI tweeted.</p>.<p>In the 99 Tests, Australia have won 43 times while India has emerged victorious on 28 occasions. Twenty-seven fixtures were drawn affairs and one match was tied.</p>.<p>India have won three Boxing Day Tests out of the 13 matches, Australia have won eight while two were drawn matches.</p>.<p>Last time around, India had registered a 137-run win over Australia in 2018.</p>.<p>India are trailing 0-1 in the ongoing four-match Test series after losing the first day/night match by eight wickets. The visitors suffered the embarrassment of scoring their lowest Test innings score of 36 in their second essay.</p>.<p>India have made four changes in their playing XI while Australia are set to field an unchanged side at the MCG. </p>