Australia has played the second-most Test matches, after only England, who has played 1,028. Australia is the only team that has never lost or drawn a match against Zimbabwe. The only other unbeaten nations are South Africa, India, and Bangladesh. Australia has a record of winning 44% of its matches. Its win percentage is the fourth highest in the world. Australia's home record is also very good - it has a 100% record so far. It only plays four countries - India, Pakistan, New Zealand, and Australia itself - and all of them are located in the southern hemisphere. So Australia does not have to travel far to find new opponents to play against. This means that the Aussies do not have to spend much money on air tickets or hotel rooms when they go on tour. They also have a very good history of finishes - the average score per match is about 400. This means that people expect the games to be close but not necessarily won by one side straight away. Finally, Australia has a large population with an average age of 35 years. This means that there are many young players coming through the system who will be taking charge of their teams in a few years' time. Overall, Australia's record is very good but not perfect.