Ind vs aus t20 2023

T20 World Cup 2023: Australia recover from shaky start to hammer India by 44 runs in warm-up clash The Indian bowlers blew away the Australian top order but tail-enders Georgia Wareham and Jess Jonassen powered Australia to 129 for 8. In reply, the Indian batters were skittled out for 85 in 15 overs. Cape Town: Batting let India down once again as they collapsed like a pack of cards to suffer a 44-run loss to Australia in a low-scoring Women’s T20 World Cup warm-up match in Cape Town on Monday. Asked to field, the Indian bowlers blew away the Australian top order but tail-enders Georgia Wareham (32) and Jess Jonassen’s (22) unbeaten 50-run partnership powered Australia to 129 for 8. In reply, the Indian batters were skittled out for 85 in 15 overs. WTC Final 2023 London Weather Report: What will the weather be like during IND vs AUS game? WTC Final 2023: Rohit Sharma out to end ICC trophy jinx as India and Australia battle for Test bragging rights It was the second consecutive time that batting has let down India. The ‘Women in Blue’ had suffered a similar collapse in the tri-Series final last week against South Africa. Pacer Darcie Brown (4/17) was the wrecker-in-chief as she cleaned up the Indian top order, taking the vital scalps of Shafali Verma (2), Smriti Mandhana (0) and Richa Ghosh (5). The woeful run of Jemimah Rodrigues, who opened the innings alongside Shafali, continued as she was out on nought while skipper Harmanpreet Kaur did not bat. Harleen Doel (12) showe...

Scott Boland, Nathan Lyon, and Mitchell Starc handed Australia their first World Test Championship title, as team India lost yet another ICC knockout game. Australia beat India by a massive margin of 209 runs to be crowned the champion in ICC World Test Championship 2021-23. With this, they became the first team in the history of the sport to win all ICC titles. Speaking of how the day panned out, India continued the chase with 164/3 on the board. Scott Boland struck twice within three balls, as Virat Kohli departed for 49 while Ravindra Jadeja got out without scoring a run. The duo of Ajinkya Rahane and Srikar Bharat added 33 runs for the sixth wicket before Mitchell Starc dismissed the former for 46 off 108 and Nathan Lyon soon joined the celebrations when he removed Shardul Thakur for a duck. Meanwhile, here are some of the important stats and numbers from Day 5 of the 157 - Steve Smith completed 157 catches in Test cricket, to become the joint-third in the list of most catches by Australian fielders in Test cricket. Australia fielders with most catches in Test cricket 196 - Ricky Ponting 181 - Mark Waugh 157 - Steve Smith 157 - Mark Taylor 156 - Allan Borde 1 - Australia became the first-ever team to win all major ICC titles - World Cup, T20 World Cup, Champions Trophy, World Test Championship. 9- Australia won their ninth ICC Title. 6 - India lost their sixth ICC final and equaled the tally of England, which is the most by any team. 932 - Virat Kohli aggregated 932 ru...

After sealing their fourth consecutive Test series win against Australia in the Border-Gavaskar Trophy, India will now face the visitors in an action-packed One Day Internationals (ODIs) series. India will host Australia for three ODIs starting 17 March. Steve Smith will keep captaining Australia in place of regular skipper Pat Cummins who has decided to stay back in Sydney after his mother, Maria, breathed her last week. Cummins had flown back home after the second Test in Delhi and hasn’t returned since. Cummins captained his team in the first two Tests which they lost. Stand-in skipper Smith scripted a turnaround by leading the Baggy Greens to a 9-wicket win over the hosts in the 3rd Test at Indore. With the fourth Test ending in a draw, Team India registered a 2-1 series win against Australia and confirmed its berth for the ICC World Test Championship final. Other team news WTC Final 2023 London Weather Report: What will the weather be like during IND vs AUS game? WTC Final 2023: Rohit Sharma out to end ICC trophy jinx as India and Australia battle for Test bragging rights India will be without Rohit Sharma for the first ODI as the captain has taken a leave due to family commitments. Hardik Pandya will captain India in the first ODI. Meanwhile, Shreyas Iyer has been David Warner will be back for Australia after missing the last two Tests due to an elbow injury. ODI series Schedule India vs Australia 1st ODI: 17 March, 2023 (Friday) – 1:30 PM IST, Wankhede Stadium, Mumb...

After sealing their fourth consecutive Test series win against Australia in the Border-Gavaskar Trophy, India will now face the visitors in an action-packed One Day Internationals (ODIs) series. India will host Australia for three ODIs starting 17 March. Steve Smith will keep captaining Australia in place of regular skipper Pat Cummins who has decided to stay back in Sydney after his mother, Maria, breathed her last week. Cummins had flown back home after the second Test in Delhi and hasn’t returned since. Cummins captained his team in the first two Tests which they lost. Stand-in skipper Smith scripted a turnaround by leading the Baggy Greens to a 9-wicket win over the hosts in the 3rd Test at Indore. With the fourth Test ending in a draw, Team India registered a 2-1 series win against Australia and confirmed its berth for the ICC World Test Championship final. Other team news WTC Final 2023 London Weather Report: What will the weather be like during IND vs AUS game? WTC Final 2023: Rohit Sharma out to end ICC trophy jinx as India and Australia battle for Test bragging rights India will be without Rohit Sharma for the first ODI as the captain has taken a leave due to family commitments. Hardik Pandya will captain India in the first ODI. Meanwhile, Shreyas Iyer has been David Warner will be back for Australia after missing the last two Tests due to an elbow injury. ODI series Schedule India vs Australia 1st ODI: 17 March, 2023 (Friday) – 1:30 PM IST, Wankhede Stadium, Mumb...

Scott Boland, Nathan Lyon, and Mitchell Starc handed Australia their first World Test Championship title, as team India lost yet another ICC knockout game. Australia beat India by a massive margin of 209 runs to be crowned the champion in ICC World Test Championship 2021-23. With this, they became the first team in the history of the sport to win all ICC titles. Speaking of how the day panned out, India continued the chase with 164/3 on the board. Scott Boland struck twice within three balls, as Virat Kohli departed for 49 while Ravindra Jadeja got out without scoring a run. The duo of Ajinkya Rahane and Srikar Bharat added 33 runs for the sixth wicket before Mitchell Starc dismissed the former for 46 off 108 and Nathan Lyon soon joined the celebrations when he removed Shardul Thakur for a duck. Meanwhile, here are some of the important stats and numbers from Day 5 of the 157 - Steve Smith completed 157 catches in Test cricket, to become the joint-third in the list of most catches by Australian fielders in Test cricket. Australia fielders with most catches in Test cricket 196 - Ricky Ponting 181 - Mark Waugh 157 - Steve Smith 157 - Mark Taylor 156 - Allan Borde 1 - Australia became the first-ever team to win all major ICC titles - World Cup, T20 World Cup, Champions Trophy, World Test Championship. 9- Australia won their ninth ICC Title. 6 - India lost their sixth ICC final and equaled the tally of England, which is the most by any team. 932 - Virat Kohli aggregated 932 ru...

T20 World Cup 2023: Australia recover from shaky start to hammer India by 44 runs in warm-up clash The Indian bowlers blew away the Australian top order but tail-enders Georgia Wareham and Jess Jonassen powered Australia to 129 for 8. In reply, the Indian batters were skittled out for 85 in 15 overs. Cape Town: Batting let India down once again as they collapsed like a pack of cards to suffer a 44-run loss to Australia in a low-scoring Women’s T20 World Cup warm-up match in Cape Town on Monday. Asked to field, the Indian bowlers blew away the Australian top order but tail-enders Georgia Wareham (32) and Jess Jonassen’s (22) unbeaten 50-run partnership powered Australia to 129 for 8. In reply, the Indian batters were skittled out for 85 in 15 overs. WTC Final 2023 London Weather Report: What will the weather be like during IND vs AUS game? WTC Final 2023: Rohit Sharma out to end ICC trophy jinx as India and Australia battle for Test bragging rights It was the second consecutive time that batting has let down India. The ‘Women in Blue’ had suffered a similar collapse in the tri-Series final last week against South Africa. Pacer Darcie Brown (4/17) was the wrecker-in-chief as she cleaned up the Indian top order, taking the vital scalps of Shafali Verma (2), Smriti Mandhana (0) and Richa Ghosh (5). The woeful run of Jemimah Rodrigues, who opened the innings alongside Shafali, continued as she was out on nought while skipper Harmanpreet Kaur did not bat. Harleen Doel (12) showe...

After sealing their fourth consecutive Test series win against Australia in the Border-Gavaskar Trophy, India will now face the visitors in an action-packed One Day Internationals (ODIs) series. India will host Australia for three ODIs starting 17 March. Steve Smith will keep captaining Australia in place of regular skipper Pat Cummins who has decided to stay back in Sydney after his mother, Maria, breathed her last week. Cummins had flown back home after the second Test in Delhi and hasn’t returned since. Cummins captained his team in the first two Tests which they lost. Stand-in skipper Smith scripted a turnaround by leading the Baggy Greens to a 9-wicket win over the hosts in the 3rd Test at Indore. With the fourth Test ending in a draw, Team India registered a 2-1 series win against Australia and confirmed its berth for the ICC World Test Championship final. Other team news WTC Final 2023 London Weather Report: What will the weather be like during IND vs AUS game? WTC Final 2023: Rohit Sharma out to end ICC trophy jinx as India and Australia battle for Test bragging rights India will be without Rohit Sharma for the first ODI as the captain has taken a leave due to family commitments. Hardik Pandya will captain India in the first ODI. Meanwhile, Shreyas Iyer has been David Warner will be back for Australia after missing the last two Tests due to an elbow injury. ODI series Schedule India vs Australia 1st ODI: 17 March, 2023 (Friday) – 1:30 PM IST, Wankhede Stadium, Mumb...

Scott Boland, Nathan Lyon, and Mitchell Starc handed Australia their first World Test Championship title, as team India lost yet another ICC knockout game. Australia beat India by a massive margin of 209 runs to be crowned the champion in ICC World Test Championship 2021-23. With this, they became the first team in the history of the sport to win all ICC titles. Speaking of how the day panned out, India continued the chase with 164/3 on the board. Scott Boland struck twice within three balls, as Virat Kohli departed for 49 while Ravindra Jadeja got out without scoring a run. The duo of Ajinkya Rahane and Srikar Bharat added 33 runs for the sixth wicket before Mitchell Starc dismissed the former for 46 off 108 and Nathan Lyon soon joined the celebrations when he removed Shardul Thakur for a duck. Meanwhile, here are some of the important stats and numbers from Day 5 of the 157 - Steve Smith completed 157 catches in Test cricket, to become the joint-third in the list of most catches by Australian fielders in Test cricket. Australia fielders with most catches in Test cricket 196 - Ricky Ponting 181 - Mark Waugh 157 - Steve Smith 157 - Mark Taylor 156 - Allan Borde 1 - Australia became the first-ever team to win all major ICC titles - World Cup, T20 World Cup, Champions Trophy, World Test Championship. 9- Australia won their ninth ICC Title. 6 - India lost their sixth ICC final and equaled the tally of England, which is the most by any team. 932 - Virat Kohli aggregated 932 ru...

T20 World Cup 2023: Australia recover from shaky start to hammer India by 44 runs in warm-up clash The Indian bowlers blew away the Australian top order but tail-enders Georgia Wareham and Jess Jonassen powered Australia to 129 for 8. In reply, the Indian batters were skittled out for 85 in 15 overs. Cape Town: Batting let India down once again as they collapsed like a pack of cards to suffer a 44-run loss to Australia in a low-scoring Women’s T20 World Cup warm-up match in Cape Town on Monday. Asked to field, the Indian bowlers blew away the Australian top order but tail-enders Georgia Wareham (32) and Jess Jonassen’s (22) unbeaten 50-run partnership powered Australia to 129 for 8. In reply, the Indian batters were skittled out for 85 in 15 overs. WTC Final 2023 London Weather Report: What will the weather be like during IND vs AUS game? WTC Final 2023: Rohit Sharma out to end ICC trophy jinx as India and Australia battle for Test bragging rights It was the second consecutive time that batting has let down India. The ‘Women in Blue’ had suffered a similar collapse in the tri-Series final last week against South Africa. Pacer Darcie Brown (4/17) was the wrecker-in-chief as she cleaned up the Indian top order, taking the vital scalps of Shafali Verma (2), Smriti Mandhana (0) and Richa Ghosh (5). The woeful run of Jemimah Rodrigues, who opened the innings alongside Shafali, continued as she was out on nought while skipper Harmanpreet Kaur did not bat. Harleen Doel (12) showe...