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Who scored 233 and 72 not out in India’s 2003 Adelaide Test victory?

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International cricket history is organized around official matches, bilateral series and ICC tournaments. Reliable preparation separates the name of an event from its host, winner, captain and leading performer. It also distinguishes career totals from single-innings records and team achievements from personal awards. A useful revision method is to connect every milestone with its format and date, then compare it with nearby events in the same period. This question focuses on India’s landmark Test win at Adelaide Oval. Remembering the year, format and opponent together makes the fact easier to separate from nearby milestones.

AV. V. S. Laxman
BSachin Tendulkar
CSourav Ganguly
DRahul Dravid
Correct Answer: Rahul DravidYour Answer: D

Explanation

Rahul Dravid is correct because rahul Dravid anchored both innings and hit the winning runs. Laxman does not match this specific event or record; it is a separate cricket reference. Sachin Tendulkar is likewise connected with a different career, match or milestone. Sourav Ganguly belongs to another context and therefore cannot satisfy the precise wording of the question.

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