With this decade winding down, we take a look at back and work out who the best Test and limited overs nations of the decade were.
In the Test arena, India look to be the frontrunners, but can South Africa lay claim to that title?
Does the imperious series record of the Proteas make up for their middling overall winning percentage? Have India done enough to correct their traditionally poor away record?
We ask the same question in the limited-overs space. Are India the supremos here as well? Or have Australia, England or someone else entirely done enough to claim the title?
We were joined by Roar cricket expert Glenn Mitchell on the Game of Codes podcast to make a call on who the best cricketing nations this decade have been.
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