IND vs AUS

IND vs AUS, 1st ODI LIVE score and updates: Catch live scores and updates from the 1st India vs Australia ODI being played at the Wankhede Stadium, ...

Back of the length delivery wide of off stump. The ball takes a thick outside edge and flies behind the wickets. The ball spins away from Marsh after pitching. Slow back of the length delivery wide of off stump. India can now plant to stem the flow of runs with two relatively fresh batsmen in the middle. Marsh played well for his half-century and upped the ante after reaching fifty.

20th over: Australia 129-3 (Labuschagne 11, Inglis 0) Next in is Josh Inglis, defending the last couple of Jadeja offerings.

The bowler gives him a long stare off a long follow-through. 5th over: Australia 29-1 (Marsh 13, Smith 5) More extras, leg side again from Shami and this time it clips Smith on the thigh before finding the boundary. They went to the Caribbean and Bangladesh on the team plane during the pandemic for white-ball tours, but not this. Serious movement to end the over, some swing in the air and off the pitch, away from the bat as Marsh aims a big drive. On the back foot to meet a shorter length, timing it perfectly through cover for four. 9th over: Australia 52-1 (Marsh 25, Smith 15) Way wide of off stump from Pandya, and that gives Smith the room to stride across decisively and dispatch the cover drive for four! 6th over: Australia 33-1 (Marsh 13, Smith 9) Seven runs off the first three overs, 22 off the next two. 13th over: Australia 78-2 (Marsh 40, Labuschagne 1) The last time Marnus Labuschagne was in the middle he was dead-batting out a Test draw with Steve Smith in Ahmedabad. 10th over: Australia 52-1 (Marsh 31, Smith 16) Shardul Thakur into the attack. Green goes at Kuldeep, a fast edge goes well to the right of Gill and he gets a hand to it but with no control. 25th over: Australia 151-4 (Inglis 12, Green 6) Kuldeep working away at the stumps from over the wicket. Jadeja can’t stop Marsh third ball of the over though, a bit too short, turning away but Marsh cuts with the turn through cover.

India's stand-in captain for the first ODI against Australia Hardik Pandya won the toss and elected to bowl first. As regular skipper Rohit Sharma was ...

India’s stand-in captain for the first ODI against Australia, Hardik Pandya won the toss and elected to bowl first. On that note other than Marsh, Australia picked Glenn Maxwell, Cameron Green, Marcus Stoinis, and Sean Abbott in the XI. Get updates on the playing XI from both teams.

Hardik Pandya is leading Team India in the absence of regular skipper Rohit Sharma for the 1st ODI against Australia in Mumbai.

India: Hardik Pandya (capt), Shubman Gill, Ishan Kishan (wk), Virat Kohli, Suryakumar Yadav, KL Rahul, Ravindra Jadeja, Shardul Thakur, Kuldeep Yadav, Mohammed Siraj and Mohammed Shami. The Indian playing XI featured four quicks in Shardul Thakur, Mohammed Shami, Hardik and Mohammed Siraj and two spinners in Ravindra Jadeja and Kuldeep Yadav. India's stand-in skipper Hardik Pandya won the toss and elected to bowl first against Australia in the

IND vs AUS 1st ODI Live: India's stand-in skipper Hardik Pandya won the toss and elected to bowl first against Australia in the first ODI. Hardik is.

The Australia skipper welcomes Siraj with a superb boundary. Marsh goes for a attack, gets a thick outside edge and the ball races towards the square leg boundary. The Australia whacks the ball over the pacer's head. He brings up his fifty in style by hitting Kuldeep for a boundary. Fourth six for Marsh in the match. He has done the job for India. India have gone for a review. AUSTRALIA 184/7 in 31.3 overs vs INDIA Inglis tries to slash the ball, gets a thick inside edge and the ball rattles the stumps. Quick wickets are hurting Australia badly. He dives to his right and takes a blinder. Shubman Gill and Isan Kishan are making their to the middle.

Stand-in skipper Hardik Pandya won the toss and elected to field first and his bowling unit, led by Shami (3/17), fired at the Wankhede Stadium to finish ...

The ball was moving a bit and the idea was to keep bowling in the tight off stump channel,” he said on being asked how he made bowling look look so easy and how the pitch was behaving. I bowled in the good areas and got the rewards. You have to work hard in the nets.

India vs Australia: Ishan Kishan failed with the bat and also wasted a review during the first ODI against Australia at Mumbai's Wankhede Stadium.

Earlier, Mohammed Shami, Mohammed Siraj, and Ravindra Jadeja each took three wickets to help India dismiss Australia for 188 in 35.3 overs in the first ODI of the three-match series here at Wankhede Stadium on Friday. However, the ball was hitting the stumps and Kishan had to walk back after scoring only 3 runs. Kishan was dismissed in the second over of India's innings as the left-handed batter was caught lbw by Australia all-rounder Marcus Stoinis.

IND vs AUS: KL Rahul, Ravindra Jadeja and Mohammed Shami starred in the first ODI against Australia as India secured their 8th successive ODI victory to ...

Travis Head was the first Aussie wicket to fall, playing onto a Mohammed Siraj delivery for 5 in the second over. Ravindra Jadeja, who walked in to bat at No.7 when India were 83 for 5 in 19.2 overs, joined hands with KL Rahul and the star duo weathered the early storm to put India in control of the 189-run chase in the first ODI. Hardik Pandya, leading India in an ODI for the first time, won the toss and decided to bowl. It was a great chance for Kishan to keep himself in the reckoning but he blew it with a poor score and then a poorer decision to review a plumb LBW. It was a poor account from the Indian top-order on a pitch that had some help for the seamers. Rahul (75*) and Ravindra Jadeja (45*) stitched an unbeaten 108-run stand for the sixth wicket to ensure that India completed their 8th successive ODI win after the top-order crumbled in Mumbai.

Things have not gone according to the plan for India's star batter Ishan Kishan after he was dismissed for just three runs in the opening ODI of the ...

As things stand, with skipper Rohit likely to return in the second ODI in Visakhapatnam on Sunday, Ishan is the most likely option to sit out. However, Ishan failed to make the most of his opportunity and was dismissed for just three runs. Things have not gone according to the plan for India’s star batter Ishan Kishan after he was dismissed for just three runs in the opening ODI of the three-match series on Friday, March 17.

KL Rahul and Ravindra Jadeja propelled India to a win in the first ODI against Australia at the Wankhede Stadium.

[Hardik Pandya](/topic/hardik-pandya), who made his debut as ODI captain in the absence of regular skipper Rohit Sharma, put on 44 runs. Who Shuts Down The Mic ? [KL Rahul](/topic/kl-rahul)helped India beat Australia by five wickets in the first one-day international on Friday.

KL Rahul's composed 75-run knock helped Team India end their 12-year winless run in ODIs at the Wankhede Stadium after they beat Australia by five wickets ...

Things only got vulnerable for the home side who were chasing their first ODI win at the Wankhede in 12 years after Virat Kohli (4) and Suryakumar Yadav (0) departed on back-to-back balls with Mitchell Starc on a hat-trick. They both put together a fifth wicket stand of 44 runs before the skipper was scalped by Marcus Stoinis. The win saw India take a 1-0 lead in the three-match series while also securing India’s first ODI win at the venue since beating England in October 2011.

The ODI-series opener resembled a dress rehearsal for the WTC than an audition for the 50-over World Cup, from the seamer-friendly conditions to ...

India looked like being in deep trouble at that stage but Rahul and Jadeja blunted Australia’s aggressive fightback with a patient century partnership to steer the team home. That’s how he snared Kohli and Suryakumar Yadav, who was deceived by the extra yard of pace Starc generated. Most of the damage was caused by Marsh, whose only ODI ton was against India back in 2016. Stoinis’s failed attempt to drive an out-swinging ball caught the edge once again and this time, Gill dived to his left and grabbed the ball with both his hands. That’s how he got Inglis a couple of balls later, with the Australian trying to play it through the covers but instead getting an inside edge onto the stumps. The most important was the dismissal of Marsh, who scored 81 off 65. At that moment, Australia looked on course for a total in excess of 300, given the depth in their batting line-up. But with the patience of a monk, Shami continued to probe the same channel until he got his man four balls later. The second was slightly fuller but swung outside a little more sharply, inducing another play-and-miss as Green went out poking without any real conviction or footwork. Shami didn’t do anything out of the ordinary; just good old Test lengths, aimed at the off and fourth-stump and shaping away from the batsmen. Instead, after turners and paata wickets that the Test series delivered, Mumbai’s pace-friendly conditions gave a peek into what it might be like when these sides clash in London in less than three months. On any other day, Mitchell Starc’s deadly first spell – a prolonged one in which he took three wickets in six overs – could have blown India away.

India won by five-wicket and took a 1-0 lead in the three-match series. Chasing 189, India were 16/3 and subsequently 39/4 but Rahul held his nerves during ...

He is in great form and he knows what to do in those situations,” he said. It is a bit of a challenge when it is slow and low, it is challenging physically. “When we started off, I didn’t think the pitch will help the bowlers that much. If we are good with out footwork, we could do well and it was fun batting with Jadeja,” the right hander said after the match. “Saw three wickets fall down early, Starc was swinging the ball well and when he brings the ball back in, he is a dangerous bowler. The talk was that there’s help on the wicket but we did not want to get into our shell and play out a certain bowler.

Former India speedster Venkatesh Prasad went in awe of KL Rahul as he helped India win the first ODI match between India and Australia in Mumbai by five ...

Things only got vulnerable for the home side who were chasing their first ODI win at the Wankhede in 12 years after Virat Kohli (4) and Suryakumar Yadav (0) departed on back-to-back balls with Mitchell Starc on a hat-trick. KL Rahul was seen in excellent touch for India as they got the better Australia by five wickets at the Wankhede Stadium. India had endured a tough run at the venue after they had gone 12 years without a win at the venue in the ODI format. Great support by Ravindra Jadeja and a good win for India," Venkatesh Prasad wrote on Twitter. Courtesy of that win, India have taken a 1-0 lead in the three-match ODI series and will look to conquer the series in Visakhapatnam on Sunday. "Excellent composure under pressure and a brilliant innings by KL Rahul.

India vs Australia: KL Rahul played a gritty knock in the first ODI match at the Wankhede Stadium in Mumbai. After a match-winning innings, Rahul credited ...

However the batter added that it was a bit of a challenge to keep in low wickets, but he enjoyed outings where the bounce it around his hips. He is someone who runs fast and is great to be working together," Rahul said. Got a few boundaries and settled myself, which helped in keep going," Rahul said. He has played a lot of cricket and knows what exactly is to be done. After a match-winning innings, Rahul credited Ravindra Jadeja and Mohammed Shami for the win. But I enjoy playing at the Wankhede.

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Also I was getting a little bit of turn, so I thought I need to bowl in the right areas and the wicket will do the rest,” added Jadeja. He took the game on early, and got a few away. “Playing ODI cricket after eight months, I was just looking to adapt to the format as early as possible. ‘Player of the Match’ Jadeja said playing ODI cricket after eight months due to a knee surgery, he was only looking to get used to the format and that his performance had come as a bonus. “We were under pressure in both the innings, but we kept our composure, and found ways to come out of those situations. Follow [India vs Australia](https://www.insidesport.in/cricket/australia-tour-of-india-2023/) LIVE Updates on Insidesport.IN

KL Rahul and Ravindra Jadeja's grit with the bat may have taken away all the headlines after the first ODI at Wankhede Stadium, but Mohammed Shami's second ...

But you have to be smart as far as workload is concerned, you have to work on your strengths. "It has been a long time since Bumrah has not been playing. The pressure (on Rahul) was certainly there, we had lost so many wickets in quick succession but the way he rebuilt, it was very nice to see that one of our players has made runs in a pressure situation," Shami added. Shami explained that since the Aussie batters were batting on the back foot, his plan was to pitch the ball a little further, with a slip in place. "He has played so many good innings in the past. "It felt alright right from the first ball of the second spell.

KL Rahul and Ravindra Jadeja's star turn with the bat might have got India a five-wicket against Australia in the first ODI but the credit for restricting ...

We are experimenting with combinations, and by playing eight batters we would have loved to put the scoreboard pressure. That is what we pulled off today, once we got the momentum on our side after the 20th over, we capitalised on it and we were able to stop them at 188,” he said. We try to bowl as tight as possible, keeping the ball in specific patches. It is important to see how well the other bowler is doing when bowling in partnerships. My mindset was to pitch the ball a little further with a slip in place, as I had done in the first spell,” he explained. “It felt alright right from the first ball of the second spell.

India's stand-in captain Hardik was in praise of batting efforts made by Rahul, Jadeja following the hosts' 5 wicket win over Australia.

I was looking to bowl in good areas and I was also getting a bit of turn. I was looking to build a partnership today of about 70-80 runs, and that’s what happened. “Playing ODI cricket after 8 months so I was just looking to adapt to the format as soon as possible. I am really proud of the way we caught in the match. The way KL and Jaddu finished it off and the way they batted, it gave us confidence. It was hot, I was enjoying my bowling.”