Which Australian team recently suffered a significant defeat by India?

AUS vs IND: 3-0 defeat to NZ might awaken sleeping giant India - Hazlewoood 

Which Australian team recently suffered a significant defeat by India? 

Australian pacer Josh Hazlewood accepts India's certainty would have been shaken by the stunning series misfortune to New Zealand, however the "dormant beast" can mount areas of strength for an in the Line Gavaskar Prize beginning not long from now.

India experienced an embarrassing series whitewash in the wake of losing the third match by 25 rushes to New Zealand in Mumbai on Sunday, the initial time in their Test history, which returns to 1933.

"It could stir a dormant beast, in a manner of speaking. We'll see that when they emerge," Hazlewood told 'Sydney Morning Messenger'.

Besides the fact that the drubbing at homed stamped perhaps of the haziest crossroads in India's Test cricket history, it has likewise essentially affected the Rohit Sharma-drove side's possibilities fitting the bill for the following year's Reality Test Title (WTC) last.

Three consecutive misfortunes implied that India have lost their best position to Australia in the WTC standings.

India are currently confronted with an extreme undertaking to win four of their five matches against Australia to fit the bill for their third back to back WTC last without depending on outside results.

It's clearly preferable them losing 3-0 over winning 3-0, without any problem. The certainty could have taken somewhat of a hit. A great deal of them have been over here, yet there are a couple of players who haven't, so they'll be a piece uncertain of what's in store," Hazlewood said.

"I don't figure you can add an excessive amount to it. The outcomes are clearly really great for us as it were."

Hazlewood, who is a piece of Australia's three-pronged speed assault alongside Mitchell Starc and captain Pat Cummins, commended his Trans-Tasman opponents for accomplishing something no other group has had the option to do.

Credit to the Kiwi young men. They played exceptional cricket. To win 3-0 in India is amazing. It's adequately hard to dominate one match there, not to mention each match of the series," Hazlewood said.

Australia are set to have India for a five-match Test series, beginning November 22 in Perth.

"Everything's getting sorted out. It's simply a tremendous series. Each time we play India, it's right up there with the Remains," Hazlewood said.

"I figure the groups will be gigantic. I figure the television evaluations could be gigantic. 

(There is discussion) it very well may be the greatest ever."

Hazlewood, who turned up for Queensland in their Sheffield Safeguard match against New South Ribs, missed the opening ODI against Pakistan on Monday yet said he would play the second match on Friday in Adelaide.

"I basically got out what I really wanted exceptionally content with how I bowled. Body felt better. The more I went, I think the better that I felt, and the beat was there," he added.

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