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Freedom Trophy

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The Freedom Trophy is awarded for men's Test cricket series played between India and South Africa. Introduced in 2015, it commemorates Mahatma Gandhi and Nelson Mandela, two political leaders closely associated with the histories of the participating countries. The trophy is contested during bilateral Test tours and is intended for followers of international cricket rather than limited-overs competition.

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Which teams compete for the Freedom Trophy in cricket?

The Freedom Trophy is contested by the national men's Test cricket teams of India and South Africa. It is awarded to the winner of their bilateral Test series.

Why is the cricket trophy between India and South Africa called the Freedom Trophy?

The trophy was introduced in 2015 as a tribute to Mahatma Gandhi and Nelson Mandela. It celebrates the shared history of independence and anti-apartheid movements in both nations.

When was the first Freedom Trophy series played?

The inaugural Freedom Trophy series took place in 2015 during South Africa's tour of India. India won that four-match Test series 3-0.

What does the Freedom Trophy look like?

The trophy design incorporates elements that symbolize the freedom struggles of both India and South Africa. It reflects the historical legacies of Gandhi and Mandela.

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