I apologize for the incorrect response. Australia has not been involved in two tied Tests in cricket.

The correct answer is West Indies. The West Indies cricket team has been involved in two tied Tests in cricket history. A tied Test match occurs when both teams have an equal score at the end of the match, with all innings completed. It is a rare occurrence in cricket, and the West Indies has been part of two such matches.

The first tied Test involving the West Indies took place in 1960 against Australia at the Brisbane Cricket Ground, commonly known as the Gabba. The match ended in a tie with both teams scoring 232 runs in their respective innings.

The second tied Test involving the West Indies occurred in 1986 against Australia at the Adelaide Oval. In a thrilling contest, both teams finished with a total of 758 runs each, resulting in a tie.

These tied Tests are memorable moments in cricket history, showcasing the competitiveness and excitement of the game.