🏏IND vs AUS ODI Series: 1st ODI on 17/03/23 at Wankhede, Mumbai🏏 - Page 6

This should help India in terms of over rate. If Australia had batted 50 overs today, India would have gone well past the 5pm scheduled end of innings. Here is No. 11 Adam Zampa. not to suggest they can't bat all 50 still. Stranger things have happened

Siraj to Zampa, OUT

And the change in angle does the trick. Siraj has been beating the bat often without getting the edge so he goes wide on the crease, making him play closer to the angle, and that gets the edge through to the keeper

Adam Zampa c †Rahul b Mohammed Siraj 0 (6b 0x4 0x6) SR: 0

Partnership: 0(12)

Last Wkt: Adam Zampa c Rahul b Siraj 0(6) - 188/10 in 35.4 ov.

Last 5 overs: 8 runs, 4 wkts

Toss: India (Bowling)

(35.4/50 ov) 188

wow

for first 10 overs i thght they goin to score 300+

Australia (35.4/50 ov) 188

India

India chose to field.

Current RR: 5.27

• Last 5 ov (RR): 9/4 (1.80)

Well Mitch Marsh had us all fooled. He scored 81 off 65 with 70 in boundaries, but it turns out the pitch was not an easy one. It helped him that there was pace in the pitch. Once he got out, we saw the seam in the pitch, and India made a stunning comeback. Mohammed Shami was excellent. He says it was moving a little bit, he got a slip in, and he says he wanted to bowl the Test lengths. Shami feels they have done well to restrict Australia, and it should not be a very difficult chase.

The comeback for India started with that wide teaser to Marsh from Ravindra Jadeja, and after that wickets fell regularly. Australia might have played for 350 here, but it looks like 250 would have been a very good score. It looks like supper break is being taken now so we Hemant Brar will be back with you at 5.10pm.

189 to win.

India should win easily

Australia boasted of a long batting line-up. However, Mohammed Shami was outstanding in his second spell. He was right on the money and picked three wickets in three overs which also included two wicket-maidens. Siraj applied the finishing touches by adding two more wickets to his tally. Australia lost their last eight wickets for just 59 runs and they've ended with a below-par score on a pitch where there's some assistance for the seamers. Will it be a cakewalk chase for India?

AUS 188 (35.4)

CRR: 5.27

Innings Break

Australia's strength is batting, its world-class, but today, they displayed poor batting in this match. Let us see, how India fare to win this match.

Stoinis to Ishan, OUT

Early wicket. Stoinis swings it back in. Given. Kishan has reviewed it after a chat with Gill. The replays show it is both swing and seam at play. On a length, pitches middle, moves back in, hitting middle. Kishan beaten comprehensively. India lose the review too

Ishan Kishan lbw b Stoinis 3 (8b 0x4 0x6) SR: 37.5