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No pain in Brisbane?

Being unbeaten at the Gabba since 1988-89 has made the Queensland venue a fortress for Australia, but India will benefit from possible forced isolation on arrival for 2020-21 series

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Australia's Nathan Lyon bowls to a Pakistani batsman during Day One of the opening Test of the 2019-20 series at Brisbane. PIic/ Getty Images

Australia's Nathan Lyon bowls to a Pakistani batsman during Day One of the opening Test of the 2019-20 series at Brisbane. PIic/ Getty Images

picCommonsense suggests that in the current climate there's more likelihood of a Test series with India in Australia rather than a T20 World Cup. With the pandemic still lurking, it's far easier to provide a reasonably safe environment for one rather than 16 playing squads. So what is the likely outcome of a series between two of the Test heavyweights?

India's historic away series win the last time these two teams met will be a far more difficult feat to repeat. The two big differences between the 2018-19 series and this one will be the return of David Warner and Steve Smith and an opening encounter at the infamous Gabbatoir.

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