🏏India tour of Australia, 2025: Australia vs India, 3rd ODI, Sydney🏏 - Page 28

Most runs in LOIs (ODIs + T20Is)

18437 Virat Kohli *

18436 Sachin Tendulkar

15616 Kumar Sangakkara

15589 Rohit Sharma *

14143 Mahela Jayawardene

14105 Ricky Ponting

Oldest Indian to score an ODI century

38y 327d - Sachin Tendulkar v BAN, 2013

38y 178d - Rohit Sharma v AUS, Today

38y 113d - Sunil Gavaskar v NZ, 1987

Most 150+ partnerships in ODIs

12 Tendulkar & Ganguly

12 Rohit & Kohli

7 Dilshan & Sangakkara

end of over 38

12 runs

IND: 231/1

CRR: 6.07 • RRR: 0.50

Need 6 from 72b

V Kohli

69 (79)

RG Sharma

120 (124)

MW Short

4-0-29-0

NT Ellis

7-0-54-0

India won by 9 wkts

Ahhhhh finally

Consolation prize for India due to good performance by rohit and kohli

Congratulations to Team india

A consolation win for the Indians and they avoid a series whitewash. It was the bowlers who set up this win. Shubman Gill lost yet another toss but he was happy to field first even though the stats said a different story at this venue. The Aussies got off to a brisk start but India managed to pull things back. Siraj dismissed Head in the final over of the first powerplay, the finger-spinners (Axar and Washington) kept it tight and then it was Harshit Rana's crucial spell (4/39) that restricted the hosts to a below par total as they got bundled out for 236. In reply, India got off to a superb start as they scored 68 in the first 10 overs without losing a wicket. Hazlewood nipped out Gill and that brought the two experienced batters together. Most of the pre-series talks revolved around Rohit and Kohli and the two veterans didn't disappoint their fans today. The atmosphere was electric at the SCG and it seemed like a home game for the visitors. Almost every run was cheered and Ro-Ko hardly put a foot wrong. Kohli recorded his 75th ODI fifty and then surpassed Sangakkara to become the second highest run-getter in ODIs. Rohit, meanwhile, raised his 33rd ODI century. They put on a masterclass and stitched an unbeaten 168-run partnership as India romped home with 11.3 overs to spare.

Jeet gaye

Rohit Sharma: Always love coming here and playing here. Fond memories of 2008. Don't know if we'll be coming back to Australia. We enjoy our cricket no matter what accolades we achieve. We started afresh in Perth. That's how I look at things.