Two-time World Cup champion West Indies is one match up in the head-to-head ratio against Australia. As Jason Holder prepares his pre-match speech for the dressing room spirits, a look into history may up his confidence.
West Indies and Australia will meet in a World Cup match after 12 years.
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The Caribbeans have won five out of nine times against Australia in World Cups; four out of the five wins came in the 1975-1983 period.
Australia hasn't lost to West Indies since the Jaipur game in 1996. The winning streak started from the second semifinal in Chandigarh in 1996.
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Here's a breakdown.
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Thursday's match in Nottingham will be streamed live on Hotstar.
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