The Frank Worrell Trophy is awarded for the winner of the West Indies - Australia test match series in cricket.

The trophy is named after the former West Indies captain Sir Frank Worrell, and was first awarded at the end of the 1960-61 series. The cricket Board of Control and Sir Donald Bradman commissioned former Test Cricketer and professional jeweller, Ernie McCormick, to create a perpetual trophy. The trophy was to be presented to the winning captain of each Test series between Australia and the West Indies.

The trophy's design incorporated a ball used in the Tied Test . Along with The Ashes, The Frank Worrell Trophy, is considered to be one of the most respected trophies in the world of cricket.

Series History

1960-61

(Held in Australia) Australia 2 West Indies 1, 1 tie.

1965

(Held in the West Indies) West Indies 2 Australia 1

1968-69

(Held in Australia) Australia 3 West Indies 1

1973

(Held in the West Indies) Australia 2 West Indies 0

1975-76

(Held in Australia) Australia 5 West Indies 1

1978

(Held in the West Indies) West Indies 3 Australia 1

1979-80

(Held in Australia) West Indies 2 Australia 0

1981-82

(Held in Australia) West Indies 1 Australia 1 (West Indies retain the trophy)

1984

(Held in the West Indies) West Indies 3 Australia 0

1984-85

(Held in Australia) West Indies 3 Australia 1

1988-89

(Held in Australia) West Indies 3 Australia 1

1991

(Held in the West Indies) West Indies 2 Australia 1

1992-93

(Held in Australia) West Indies 2 Australia 1

1995

(Held in the West Indies) Australia 2 West Indies 1

1996-97

(Held in Australia) Australia 3 West Indies 2

1998-99

(Held in the West Indies) West Indies 2 Australia 2 (Australia retain the trophy)

2000-01

(Held in Australia) Australia 5 West Indies 0

2003

(Held in the West Indies) Australia 3 West Indies 1

2004-05

(To be held in Australia)