Not only did Australia suffer a 4-0 loss in a Test series concluded in March, team management axed four players, including then vice-captain Watson after the second Test for failing to complete &ldquo;homework&rdquo; set by coach Mickey Arthur. <img alt="" src="http://images.mid-day.com/2013/jun/shane.jpg" style="width: 500px; height: 482px;" /> Shane Watson &ldquo;Whatever happened throughout India, certainly for me personally, was the lowest point in my cricket career, there&rsquo;s no doubt about that,&rdquo; all-rounder Watson said after making 135 in Australia&rsquo;s four-wicket Champions Trophy warm-up win over the West Indies in Cardiff on late Saturday night. &ldquo;The decisions that were made were made for a reason and we certainly have to move forward as a team because we&rsquo;ve got two series back-to-back of the biggest cricket we&#39;ll ever play.&rdquo; Those two series are the Ashes campaign in England, starting in July, and the return contest in Australia laterthis year. England hold the Ashes after a 3-1 triumph in Australia in 2010/11, with all three victories coming by margins of more than an innings.u00a0

Shane Watson has revealed that Australia's controversial tour of India was the "lowest point in my cricket career"

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