ICC ODI World Cup 2023 in Bharat : Oct 05- Nov.19 - Page 17

✍️Eighth instance of all ten batters getting caught (270 )in an innings in World Cup contests.

✍️Pakistan in death overs (41-50) in WC 2023
59/4 vs Net
74/1 vs SL
4/2 vs Ind
33/5 vs Aus
91/3 vs Afg
45/4 vs SA

This is the fourth time in six innings Pakistan have been bowled out in WC 2023.

South Africa 235/5 >> 260 for 9

Mr extra 21 including 15 wide & last wkt 11* by Keshav & Tabriz cost pakistan Nail biting Thriller by 1 wkt: SA 271/9 ( 47.2 ovs)

Markram 91, Bavuma 28, Miller 29, Jansen 20, Kock 24, Dussen 21, extra 21

Bowling

Shaheen A.-10/0/45/3
Haris Rauf-10/0/62/2
M.Wasim jr-10/1/50/2
Usama Mir-8/0/45/2

SA won by 1 wkt & they are on top of table

Tabriz Shamsi MOTM

First time Pakistan have lost four successive matches in World Cups

One wicket win in World Cups
WI vs Pak Birmingham 1975
Pak vs WI Lahore 1987
SA vs SL Providence 2007
Eng vs WI Bridgetown 2007
Afg vs Sco Dunedin 2015
NZ vs Aus Auckland 2015
SA vs Pak Chennai 2023**

First time South Africa have beaten Pakistan in a World Cup match (ODI/T20I) in seven attempts since 1999.

Highest successful chases by SA in World Cups
297 vs Ind Nagpur 2011
271 vs Pak Chennai 2023**
254 vs Ind Hove 1999

This is also the highest successful chase by SA against Pakistan in all ODIs surpassing 251 in East London in 1998.

Pakistan defending 270+ in World Cups
1975-2019: 15 mat | 14 wins | 1 defeat
2023: 3 mat | 1 win | 2 defeats

27th Match, Dharamsala, October 28, 2023, ICC Cricket World Cup

Australia

New Zealand

Today

10:30 AM

PREVIEW

Trans-Tasman battle to provide test of World Cup-winning credentials

Travis Head is close to a return which will lead to a reshuffled top order for Australia, while New Zealand are likely to be unchanged

What has made Zampa effective?

Big picture: Semi-final almost a lock for Trans-Tasman winner

Attention in New Zealand might currently be focused on another World Cup, with their beloved All Blacks on the cusp of regaining the Webb Ellis Cup.

But the cricketers have started this tournament particularly strongly with only another Virat Kohli chasing masterclass denting their unbeaten campaign.

Despite that, New Zealand can almost lock in a semi-final berth - defying predictions of many pundits - with a victory over Australia in another intriguing Trans-Tasman contest. But it won't be easy with a rejuvenated Australia finally looking like the serious title contender expected of them after a shaky start to the tournament.

Australia have progressively got better since turning things around against Sri Lanka culminating in their record thrashing over an out-classed Netherlands. But those early defeats to South Africa and India mean Australia still have to be careful of slippage with much at stake for this day fixture at Dharamsala, the picturesque ground they've never played an ODI at before.

Australia's batting has started to click with opener David Warner back to his imposing best at the top of the order and their middle-order struggles were alleviated at least temporarily when Glenn Maxwell went wild against Netherlands.

But Australia may reshuffle their line-up by shoehorning returning opener Travis Head. It could be risky against New Zealand's strong bowling attack with conditions in Dharamshala usually helpful for swing bowling making Trent Boult and Matt Henry particularly dangerous.

Australia, of course, have a formidable pace attack of their own but encouragingly for them has been the improved form of frontline spinnerAdam Zampa, whose early woes mirrored the team's struggles.

Australia's bowlers will face a litmus test against New Zealand with Daryl Mitchell, Devon Conway and Rachin Ravindra among the standout batters in the tournament.

This match looms as a gauge of where both teams stand among the title race with some scepticism still surrounding them. While top four spots for Australia and New Zealand are entirely possible regardless of the result, there does seem to be a lot riding on this Trans-Tasman clash in a rivalry that usually delivers.

Form guide

Australia WWWLL (last five completed matches, most recent first)

New Zealand LWWWW

Glenn Maxwell will be a huge threat in the middle order

In the spotlight: Glenn Maxwell and Mitchell Santner

Glenn Maxwell played one of the most extraordinary knocks in World Cup history with his blistering century against Netherlands. He broke a slew of records in a reminder of his devastating power hitting at the death. Maxwell has also been effectively Australia's second spinner and performed credibly so far although faces a major test against New Zealand's in-form batters.

Spinner Mitchell Santner has been a standout bowler in this tournament with 12 wickets at an economy of 4.25 and an average of 16.92. He has a good record against Australia, taking 17 wickets in 13 ODIs. His average of 26.41 and economy of 4.56 against them are better than his overall career marks. Santner will again be crucial in the middle overs and be relied upon to curb Australia's big-hitting middle-order.

Team news: Head and Stoinis could return, New Zealand unchanged

Travis Head has had a few more days to recover from his hand injury and will be pushing for a return which would force a reshuffle of the top-order. He is set to open when he does come back - a position he had relished for some time before his injury - and replace Mitchell Marsh, who will shift down to number three. That forces Steven Smith, who has occupied No. 3 for the best part of a decade, to No. 4 with Marnus Labuschagne set to be omitted. Allrounder Marcus Stoinis might return after missing the match against Netherlands due to a calf niggle.

Australia (probable): 1 David Warner, 2 Travis Head, 3 Mitchell Marsh, 4 Steve Smith, 5 Josh Inglis (wk), 6 Glenn Maxwell, 7 Marcus Stoinis/Cameron Green, 8 Pat Cummins (capt), 9 Mitchell Starc, 10 Adam Zampa, 11 Josh Hazlewood

Daryl Mitchell has been a mainstay for New Zealand•

With Kane Williamson still working his way back from injury, New Zealand will likely go unchanged which means veteran seamer Tim Southee is set to again miss out having recently recovered from a thumb injury.

New Zealand (probable): 1 Devon Conway, 2 Will Young, 3 Rachin Ravindra, 4 Tom Latham (capt & wk), 5 Daryl Mitchell, 6 Glenn Phillips, 7 Mark Chapman, 8 Mitchell Santner, 9 Matt Henry, 10 Lockie Ferguson, 11 Trent Boult

Pitch and conditions

Dharamsala has so far offered the fast bowlers the most amount of swing in the first 10 overs of each innings. In each of the four previous World Cup matches at the ground, the team winning the toss has elected to bowl. Sunny conditions are expected on Saturday with a maximum temperature of 21 degrees Celsius forecast in what should be pleasant conditions for the day fixture.

Stats and trivia

• New Zealand have lost their last five ODIs against Australia and have never beaten them in India from eight ODIs.

• Australia have won eight of 11 matches between the teams in men's ODI World Cup history

• Adam Zampa is two away from surpassing Brad Hogg's tally of 156 wickets and entering Australia's top 10 ODI wicket-takers.

• Tom Latham is 77 away from 4000 ODI runs

Aus after loosing toss

175/ 0 by their opener

Aus 200/1 >> 388 all out (49.2)

Warner 81, Head 67 ball 109, Maxwell 24 ball 41.Marsh 36, Inglis 38

Extra 9, Captain Cummins 14 ball 37.

Bowling

Matt Henry-6.2/0/67/1
Boult-10/0/77/3
Lockie Ferguson-3/0/38/0
Santner-10/0/80/2
Glenn Phillips-10/0/37/3
Rachin Ravindra-8/0/56/0
Neesham-2/0/32/1-#

# neesham 4 ball vs Maxwell

2 dismissal for zero runs in ODI ( all)

Nz 383 /9 ( 50 ovs)

Conway 28, Young 32, Latham 21, Mitchell 54, Ravindra 89 ball 116,Santner 17, *Neesham 39 ball 58 run out *

✍️Jimmy Neesham vs india scored debut century in his 1st & 2nd

Back to back test, he is superb player ❤️

Aus won by 5 runs✍️

Who is MOTM❤️

Travis Head🦾

771 runs today highest in wc

754

714

689

Highest run-rates for a 150-plus opening stand in ODIs
9.13 - 175 (115) - David Warner & Travis Head (AUS) vs NZ, Dharamsala, 2023
9.08 - 159(105) - Jonny Bairstow & Jason Roy (ENG) vs PAK, Bristol, 2019
9.08 - 165*(109) - Brendon McCullum & Jesse Ryder (NZ) vs ENG, Hamilton, 2008
8.98 - 286(191) - Sanath Jayasuriya & Upul Tharanga (SL) vs ENG, Leeds, 2006
8.55 - 201*(141) - Virender Sehwag & Gautam Gambhir
2009 at Hamilton

✍️Fastest WC hundreds for New Zealand (by balls taken)

77 - Rachin Ravindra vs AUS, Dharamsala, 2023

82 - Rachin Ravindra vs ENG, Ahmedabad, 2023

83 - Devon Conway vs ENG, Ahmedabad, 2023

88 - Martin Guptill vs BAN, Hamilton, 2015

✍️Least innings taken to two World Cup hundreds

3 - Glenn Turner

4 - Rahul Dravid

5 - Geoff Marsh

5 - Shikhar Dhawan

6 - Rachin Ravindra

✍️Batters with two World Cup hundreds before turning 26

Sachin Tendulkar (at 22y, 313d)

Rachin Ravindra (at 23y, 244 days)

✍️Most hundreds in a single WC edition for NZ

2 - Glenn Turner (1975)

2 - Martin Guptill (2015)

2 - Kane Williamson (2019)

2 - Rachin Ravindra (2023)

✍️Most sixes in an ODI innings for Australia

20 vs NZ, Dharamsala, 2023

19 vs IND, Bengaluru, 2013

19 vs PAK, Bengaluru, 2023

16 vs NZ, Hamilton, 2007

16 vs BAN, Mirpur, 2011

✍️Most sixes in a team innings in World Cups

25 - ENG vs AFG, Manchester, 2019

20 - AUS vs NZ, Dharamsala, 2023

19 - WI vs ZIM, Canberra, 2015

19 - AUS vs PAK, Bengaluru, 2023

19 - SA vs BAN, Mumbai WS, 2023

✍️Highest innings totals for Australia World Cups

417/6 vs AFG, Perth, 2015

399/8 vs NED, Delhi, 2023

388 vs NZ, Dharamsala, 2023

381/5 vs BAN, Nottingham, 2019

377/6 vs SA, Basseterre, 2007

✍️This was also the highest ODI total for AUS vs NZ, surpassing their 378/5 in Canberra in 2016.

Most sixes in World Cups

49 - Chris Gayle

40 - Rohit Sharma

37 - AB de Villiers

36 - David Warner

33 - Glenn Maxwell

31 - Ricky Ponting

✍️NZ bowling today

Phillips: 3/37 from 10 overs, ER: 3.7

Others: 7/350 from 39.2 overs, ER: 8.9

✍️Spin: 28 overs, 5/173, ER: 6.18

Pace: 21.2 overs, 5/214, ER: 10.03

Netherland have won toss vs

Bangers & opted batting

Netherland :229 all out

Baresi 41, Sybrand 35, Edward 68,extra 12, Beek 23 not out

Bowling

Shoriful Islam-10/0/51/2
Taskin Ahmed-9/1/43/2
Shakib Al Hasan-10/1/37/1
Mustafizur Rahman-10/1/36/2
Mahedi Hasan -7/0/39/2

Highest scoring rate in overs 41-50 in WC 2023

10.93 SA

8.65 AUS

8.16 NZ

7.69 netherland

Bangladesh 70/6 their top 5 batsman scored 35 between them against Clinical bowling of Netherland

Bangladesh 142 all out (42.2 ovs)

Mehdi Miraz 35, Mehidy Hasan 17, M. Riyad 20, Fizz 20, Extra 6

Bowling

Aryan Dutt-10/3/26/1🤳
Logan van Beek-9/1/30/1
Colin Ackermann-7/1/25/1
Paul van Meekeren-7.2/0/23/4
Bas de Leede-7/0/25/2

Paul van Meekeren MOTM❤️

✍️❤️Hello myself kaori69, Sunshine & Kavya1994 tie with 1445 points

Congratulation🦾✍️

✍️Bangladesh has now lost to four Associate nations in World Cups - the most by a Full Member side.

60 runs vs Canada Durban 2003

32 runs vs Kenya Joburg 2003

74 runs vs Ireland Bridgetown 2007

87 runs vs Netherlands Kolkata 2023

✍️Most wins for Associate nations against Full Member sides in a World Cup

3 Kenya in 2003 (SL, Zim & Ban)

2 Ireland in 2007 (Pak & Ban)

2 Ireland in 2015 (WI & Zim)

2 Netherlands in 2023 (SA & Ban)

❤️Best figures for Netherlands in World Cups

4/23 Paul van Meekeren vs Ban Kolkata 2023

4/35 Tim de Leede vs Ind Paarl 2003

4/42 Feiko Kloppenberg vs Nam Bloemfontein 2003

✍️Biggest wins for an Associate nation vs Full Member sides in WCs (by runs)

Net bt Ban 2023 (87 runs)

Ire bt Ban 2007 (74 runs)

Kenya bt WI 1996 (73 runs)

Ban bt Pak 1999 (62 runs)

Best Ranking Team vs Poor Performer team at Lucknow

India vs England

Only twice a defending World Cup champion has failed to reach the knockouts: Australia in 1992 and Sri Lanka in 1999.

Shreyas Iyer is 69 away from 2000 ODI runs. If he gets there on Sunday, he will be the joint second-fastest Indian to the mark.

If Buttler scores 82 runs on Sunday, he will become the joint second-fastest Englishman to 5000 ODI runs. Overall, only six wicketkeeper-batters have 5000 or more runs in ODIs

.England are the only team against whom Kohli has played more than one ODI and averages less than 50 (43.22).

Shami has dismissed Buttler five times in 60 balls, more than any other bowler in ODIs.

Jonny Bairstow averages 13.25 against Ravindra Jadeja in ODIs, with four dismissals in six innings

Australia in 1992 is the only other defending champion to lose four (or more) matches in an edition of the World Cup

- Root has come out to bat in the Powerplay four times this WC and has not survived the phase thrice

- India is the fastest scoring team in overs 1-10 (6.52) and only Afghanistan (66.25) average more in this phase than India's 65.20.

Both Adil Rashid & Moeen dismissed virat 3 times each but on going WC no spinners yet dismiss virat in last 5 innings

Eng have won toss and have to Bowls

India 40/3 >> 229/ 9 (50 ovs)

Bumrah 16 not out, Rahul 39, Rohit 87, Surya 49,extra 7

Willey-10/2/45/3
Chris Woakes-9/1/33/2
Adil Rashid-10/0/35/2
Mark Wood-9/1/46/1

Bum bum run out

Eng 30/0

129 all out

Livingstone 27,extra 8, willey* & malan 16 each,Mooen 15

Jasprit Bumrah-6.5/1/32/3
Mohammed Shami-7/2/22/4
Kuldeep Yadav-8/0/24/2
Ravindra Jadeja-7/1/16/1

Rohit Sharma MOTM.

Originally posted by: Kaori69

Eng have won toss and have to Bowls

India 40/3 >> 229/ 9 (50 ovs)

Bumrah 16 not out, Rahul 39, Rohit 87, Surya 49,extra 8

Willey-10/2/45/3
Chris Woakes-9/1/33/2
Adil Rashid-10/0/35/2
Mark Wood-9/1/46/1

Eng 30/0

129 all out

Livingstone 27,extra 7, willey* & malan 16 each,Mooen 15

Congratulations to you for being in top 10 in today's game prediction

STAT: 59th win for India in World Cups going past New Zealand's 58; only Australia have won more (73)

This is the first instance of England losing four World Cup matches in a row.

Most matches lost by a defending champion in a World Cup

4 Australia in 1992

4* England in 2023

England totals last three ODIs

170 vs SA (22 overs)

156 vs SL (25.4 overs)

129 vs Ind (34.5 overs)

They were never bowled out for under 200 in successive World Cup matches previously.

Six bowled dismissals in England's innings - the joint second most in a World Cup game behind East Africa's seven against England in 1975

Most bowled dismissals by India in an ODI

6 vs SL Sharjah 1986

6 vs WI Kolkata 1993

6 vs eng Lucknow 2023

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For todays ind vs eng game with 210 points

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