Sir Frank Worrell became the first black cricketer to captain the West Indies for a full Test series. Which country did he lead West Indies to tour on that historic 1960-61 assignment?

Answer Explanation

Frank Worrell led West Indies on their 1960-61 tour of Australia, the first time a black cricketer had captained the West Indies for an entire series. Every subsequent Test series between the two countries has been played for the Frank Worrell Trophy.

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