Australia vs India

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.

Length ball, angling on the pads, Mitchell Marsh misses the flick and gets it off the pads toward the vacant mid-wicket region. The ball goes past the stumps and down to fine leg as the batters pick up a couple of runs. Hardik Pandya to Mitchell Marsh, SIX! However, Hardik Pandya provided the breakthrough for the hosts and they will feel this might be the opening to put pressure on the Aussies. Sublime timing and that has rocketed to the fence. Good length, closer to the off stump this time and just shaping away a touch. Ravindra Jadeja to Mitchell Marsh, Beaten! UltraEdge is checked and there is a big spike as the ball passes the bat and Smith stays on. Marnus Labuschagne just leans on and creams it through the cover region for a boundary. This is floated up on leg stump, Marsh gets a stride forward and paddles it down to fine leg for a boundary. Kuldeep Yadav to Mitchell Marsh, FOUR! Banged in a bit short and at over the off pole, Mitchell Marsh picks it up and launches it high in the air and the ball clears the mid-wicket fence.

India vs Australia 1st ODI Live Score: Mitchell Marsh is on the charge for Australia, with Steve Smith playing as the second fiddle, in the first ODI ...

- 13:39 (IST)IND vs AUS Live: Four runs!Crunched away! - 13:52 (IST)IND vs AUS Live: Marsh on the charge!Three boundaries from the over for Marsh. - 13:49 (IST)IND vs AUS Live: Boundary!Marsh tries to take the aerial route. - 13:56 (IST)IND vs AUS Live: Four Runs!Smith breaks the shackles! - 13:58 (IST)IND vs AUS Live: Boundary!Crunched through covers! - 14:19 (IST)IND vs AUS Live: End of the over!Swing and a miss! - 13:42 (IST)IND vs AUS Live: Bowled him!Head has dragged it back into the stumps. - 14:22 (IST)IND vs AUS Live: Six Runs!Tonked into the stands! - 14:29 (IST)IND vs AUS Live: Six Runs!Picked up effortlessly! - 14:35 (IST)IND vs AUS Live: Smith Survives!Stunning DRS from Smith! - 14:51 (IST)IND vs AUS Live: Six Runs!Marsh goes bang! - 14:40 (IST)IND vs AUS Live: Pandya strikes!Smith can't review this one!

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.

Mohammed Shami triggered a dramatic Australian collapse, but the target proved a challenge in Mumbai.

He was dropped on 2 by Inglis off Starc, and a couple of outside edges went past second slip. Stoinis struck the first blow in the second over, trapping Kishan lbw to prolong his run of poor scores. He then deposited Jadeja beyond long-on before dishing out more punishment to Kuldeep, hitting him for a four and six off successive balls in the 19th over. Having bowled just three overs with the new ball, he returned in the 28th over and still got the ball to move around. And he swung the game in India's favour by bowling a Test-match line and length. From the other end, Starc showed just why he is such a force in the ODI format, swinging the ball in both directions at searing pace to rip out three wickets. The third delivery of Shami's second spell disappeared for a six over square leg, but he beat Josh Inglis next ball. In the first ten overs, there were ten fours and a six. He had brought up the milestone with a four off Kuldeep Yadav and celebrated it with another boundary next ball. Rahul, who kept wicket even though Ishan Kishan was in the XI, was impressive behind the stumps, diving full length to his left for one-handed takes on a couple of occasions. Despite [Mitchell Marsh](https://www.espncricinfo.com/cricketers/mitchell-marsh-272450)smashing 81 off 65 balls at the top of the order, Australia crashed from 129 for 2 in the 20th over to 188 all out in the 36th. In the afternoon, Hardik Pandya, standing in as captain for Rohit Sharma who had family commitments, had asked Australia to bat in the Mumbai heat.

Fellow pacemen Josh Hazlewood and Jhye Richardson will also miss the white-ball series due to injury, opening the door for fringe players Nathan Ellis or Sean ...

The more flexibility and depth you can have with your batting-line up, I think it will be really important.” “We’ve seen really good teams in the past, England have guys batting at No. So there’ll be a mix of combinations as we lead into the World Cup. “We’ve gone in with a structure with eight batters to bat a little bit deeper, we’ve tried that. So we’ve got to answer a few of those questions.” Australia’s World Cup preparation ramps up this week with a three-match ODI series against India, and several players are looking to push their case for a spot in the squad for this year’s highly-anticipated tournament.

After being axed from the Test squad for poor performances, KL Rahul hit back at the critics in some style as his composed 75 after Mohammed Shami's ...

India's Mohammed Siraj, right, celebrates the dismissal of Australia's Adam Zampa, left, during the first one-day international cricket match between India and Australia, in Mumbai. Australia's Marcus Stoinis, left, celebrates the dismissal of India's Ishan Kishan, right, during the first one-day international cricket match between India and Australia, in Mumbai. However, KL Rahul alongside Ravindra Jadeja (45 not out, 69 balls) helped India out with some clinical batting as the hosts led the three-match series 1-0.

NEW DELHI: Team India will aim to pocket series when they face Australia in the second ODI at the Dr. Y.S. Rajasekhara Reddy ACA-VDCA Cricket Stadium in Visakhapatnam. Regular captain Rohit Sharma will also return to lead the side after missing the ...

The visitors lost six wickets for a meagre 19 runs despite having a deep batting line-up, something that they will look to work on. Smith has not crossed the 50-run mark so far on this India tour. Jadeja, playing ODI cricket after nearly eight months due to a knee injury and subsequent surgery, scored an unbeaten 45 in the chase of 188 on Friday. will also return to lead the side after missing the opening game in Mumbai. But wrist spinner Kuldeep Yadav could not make a strong impression. Surya has now played 15 ODIs (13 innings) without a score exceeding 50. NEW DELHI: Team India will aim to pocket series when they face Australia in the second ODI at the Dr.

Marsh reached his fifty with a boundary and another four got Australia past 100 before he fell to Jadeja in his attempt to go after the left-arm spinner and got caught.

Shami then sent back Cameron Green (12) and Marcus Stoinis (5) to break the back of the opposition batting.

Bowlers ruled in the ODI opener with Shami and Mohammed Siraj taking three wickets each to make Australia slide from a strong 129-2 after being invited to bat first.