Ind vs Aus

WICKET! Hardik c Smith b Abbott 1 (India 49-5). CARNAGE! Steve Smith with one of the all time great slip catches. Abbott hits his hard length again, Hardik ...

They went to the Caribbean and Bangladesh on the team plane during the pandemic for white-ball tours, but not this. The two sides are out in the middle. Rohit then gets off strike easily with a gentle guide down to third with the angle of the left-armer bowling across him from over the wicket. 2nd over: India 19-1 (Rohit 10, Kohli 6) Cameron Green shares the new ball, and he starts with a lovely full outswinger that shapes nicely through the air. Starc found the perfect length, a hint of wobble, and beat the outside edge and the top of off stump by inches. The first regulation over of the match. Another gift from India with Rohit slashing at a wide length delivery with flat feet, thrashing an edge through to Smith at second slip who does superbly to react to the initial blow then hold on as the ball threatened to wriggle free. That is a beauty from Starc, thundering into the crease, landing the ball on a perfect line and length, finding a hint of movement into the right hander and beating the bat. Abbott hits his hard length again, Hardik holds his bat out to dry and Smith flies to his right at second slip like a dolphin gambolling in the ocean, clutching the ball at the farthest point of his reach. 12th over: India 64-5 (Kohli 28, Jadeja 8) Kohli hasn’t seen much of the strike during this top-order collapse, but he shows his eye is still in with a delicate late glance down to third for four. The player of the match from Friday is eight from 18 and has already ridden his luck on two occasions. Full, straight, angled in from over the crease, and Kohli plays around it to be trapped plumb in front.

Lagatar24 Desk. Visakhapatnam, March 19: In the YS Raja Reddy Stadium in Visakhapatnam on Sunday, Australia's captain Steve Smith won the toss and decided ...

Mitchell Starc once again ran through the Indian batting lineup, collecting his ninth ODI five-for as the Men in Blue were shot out inside 26 overs after ...

Popular gadgets including laptop, tablet and mobile specifications, features, prices, comparison. [March 19, 2023] This was after India suffered yet another top-order collapse, with Shubman Gill and Suryakumar Yadav both getting dismissed for ducks.

Mitchell Starc's ninth five-for in ODIs helped Australia win the second match against India by ten wickets in Vizag on Sunday.

It was about time before they wrapped up the formalities and handed Australia a massive ten wicket-win in Vizag. The chase, as expected, went Australia’s way as both openers went berserk. Travis Head and make-shift opener Cameron Green chased down the mere total of 118 in 11 overs.

Suryakumar Yadav has failed to open his account for the second game in a row against Australia on Sunday (March 19). The 32-year-old right-handed batter was ...

1 T20I batter got out for a golden duck against Australia in the second straight game in a row, and that too in a similar fashion against the same bowler, [Mitchell Starc](/topic/mitchell-starc). [Suryakumar Yadav](/topic/suryakumar-yadav)’s batting form has become a reason to worry for Team [India](/topic/india)because the 32-year-old right-handed batter has failed to fire for the Men in Blue in two back-to-back [ODI](/topic/odi)matches against [Australia](/topic/australia). Suryakumar Yadav has failed to open his account for the second game in a row against Australia on Sunday (March 19).

Australia's left-arm pacer Mitchell Starc has heaped praise on his team's bowling unit, saying they were spot on in the second ODI against India.

The conditions did help in swinging the ball a little bit but we bowled in the right areas. [By India Today Web Desk](/author/india-today-web-desk): Australia left-arm pacer Mitchell Starc has heaped praise on his team’s bowling unit, saying they were spot on in the second ODI against India. Australia’s left-arm pacer Mitchell Starc has heaped praise on his team’s bowling unit, saying they were spot on in the second ODI against India.

In his last nine innings, the Mumbai batsman has managed only 110 runs, a pattern that could force selectors to look beyond him in the World Cup year.

Of course, we have seen and he also knows that he has to do well in longer formats of the game as well. However, the string of low scores has come at a time when Suryakumar has featured in nine of India’s last 14 matches. While India did have Rajat Patidar in the mix, he was not included for the Australia series. He is capable of not only changing the momentum but also could take the game away from the opposition in no time. Between the two Mumbaikars, it is Shreyas who is ahead of Suryakumar, but there is also a reason why India are keen on persisting with the latter. When it was certain that Shreyas would be unavailable for the series, India chose not to name a replacement as they wanted to give Suryakumar an extended run in ODIs.