India vs Australia, Live Score, 1st ODI: Jadhav gets crucial breakthrough, removes Stoinis
TIMESOFINDIA.COM | Updated: Mar 2, 2019, 15:01 ISTHighlights
- Australia won the toss and decided to bat
- It's the last international ODI series for India before the World Cup that begins in England and Wales from May 30
- The two teams will test the candidates for the few spots on offer in their respective World Cup squads
Bumrah dismissed Finch for a duck.LIVE SCORECARD | BLOG
20.1 overs: WICKET! Kedar Jadhav gets the breakthrough for India. Virat Kohli takes a sharp catch at short mid-wicket. Well set Marcus Stoinis walks back after scoring 37 runs. 87-run partnership between Stionis and Khawaja also comes to an end. AUS 87-2
End of 18th over: A caught and bowled appeal from Jadhav. Dhoni looks confident too. The two on-field umpires are having a chat. They have asked for a review. The replay shows the ball has touched the ground. It's NOT OUT. Stoinis has a smile on his face. 6 runs off Jadhav's over. Australia 83/1.
End of 17th over: Another brilliant over from Jadhav. He concedes just 3 runs. Australia 75/1
End of 14th over: A boundary and a single from Ravindra Jadeja's first over. Spin from both ends now as Kedar Jadhav comes into the attack.
End of 13th over: Change in bowling from India! Ravindra Jadeja comes in to replace Kuldeep Yadav. AUS 59-1
12.2 overs: Four and fifty comes up for Australia! Short-pitched delivery from Shankar and Stoinis pulls the ball through mid-wicket region to collect four runs. 50-run partnership also comes up between Stoinis and Khawaja.
End of 10th over: First powerplay has come to an end and Khawaja and Stoinis are trying to build the Australian innings. Both are looking solid now against the Indian bowlers. AUS 38-1
9.3 over: SIX! Tossed-up delivery from Kuldeep and Khawaja charges down the ground, deposits the ball over long-off boundary. First six of the innings for Australia.
End of 9th over: A boundary and a wide from Vijay Shankar's first over. Another bowling change from India. Spin comes into the attack for the first time. Kuldeep Yadav has the ball in his hand. AUS 28-1
End of 8th over: Three play and misses and a couple of boundaries complete Bumrah's fourth over. Change in bowling from India. Vijay Shankar comes in to replace Shami. AUS 23-1
7.1 over: Beaten! Jasprit Bumrah comes in from round the wicket and squares up Usman Khawaja. The ball just misses the outside edge of Khawaja's bat. Terrific bowling from both the ends at the moment from India.
End of 5th over: Another maiden over from Mohammed Shami. He has been brilliant so far in this match. Bowling with a terrific line and length. Australian batsmen are finding it difficult at the moment against Shami. Jasprit Bumrah will continue from the other end. AUS 13-1
End of 3rd over: Marcus Stoinis collects the first boundary for Australia. Straight drive down the ground earns him four runs. Five runs from Mohammed Shami's second over. Jasprit Bumrah to continue from the other end. AUS 8-1
End of 2nd over: First over from Jasprit Bumrah produces three runs and a wicket. Marcus Stoinis has come in at number 3 for Australia. Mohammed Shami will continue from the other end. AUS 3-1
1.3 over: WICKET! Jasprit Bumrah draws first blood! Removes Australian skipper Aaron Finch for a duck. Beautiful delivery outside off-stump from Bumrah catches the shoulder of Finch's bat. MS Dhoni behind the stumps completes a simple catch.
End of 1st over: Terrific start for India! Maiden over first up from Mohammed Shami. Jasprit Bumrah will share the new ball with Shami from the other end.
Aaron Finch and Usman Khawaja are out in the middle for Australia. Mohammed Shami will start the proceedings for India. Khawaja on strike, two slips in place for Shami. Here we go!
Team News: Ashton Turner will make his ODI debut while captain Aaron Finch will be playing his 100th ODI for Australia. India on the other hand have gone in with spin duo Kuldeep Yadav and Ravindra Jadeja, resting leggie Yuzvendra Chahal.
Australia (Playing XI): Aaron Finch (captain), Usman Khawaja, Marcus Stoinis, Peter Handscomb, Glenn Maxwell, Ashton Turner, Alex Carey (wk), Nathan Coulter-Nile, Pat Cummins, Adam Zampa, Jason Behrendorff
India (Playing XI): Rohit Sharma, Shikhar Dhawan, Virat Kohli (captain), Ambati Rayudu, MS Dhoni (wk), Kedar Jadhav, Vijay Shankar, Ravindra Jadeja, Kuldeep Yadav, Mohammed Shami, Jasprit Bumrah
Toss News: Australia have won the toss and opt to bat against India in the first One-day International.
12:25 pm Hello and welcome to Timesofindia.com's coverage of Australia's limited-overs tour of India that moves into the 50-overs leg today with the first ODI of the five-match series in Hyderabad.
After being blanked 0-2 in the T20I series by the visiting Australian team, India's focus now shifts to the ODIs where it will test the candidates for the few spots on offer in the World Cup squad.
A lot of importance has been attached to the five ODIs, as it is the last international series for India before the World Cup that begins in England and Wales from May 30.
While we wait for the toss, which is scheduled for 1 p.m., here's the preview of the 1st ODI to whet the appetite.
MATCH PREVIEW
It will be a dress rehearsal for India when they take on Australia in the first of the five-match One-day International series.
That these matches will be the last of this format they play before they head to England and Wales for the World Cup for the 50-over extravaganza in different conditions to the sub-continent will not be lost on skipper Virat Kohli when he walks out to toss at the Rajiv Gandhi International Stadium in Hyderabad on Saturday.
To switch formats should not be difficult for players weaned on all things instant, but the Indians will be aware of the task confronting them as they hit the T20 mode immediately after this series and ahead of the World Cup.
It will be akin to the switch they need to make here, and quickly, following the twin setback in the T20I series, where they lost both the games last week. If the first in Visakhapatnam was a close encounter, the second in Bengaluru was a breeze for the Australians, who still have the wood on the hosts in the ODIs the two teams have played in India.
The visitors may have won 26 as against the hosts’ 25 in the 56 ODIs they have played in India - 5 ended without a result - but India go into this game with the knowledge that they have won the last two bilateral series between the teams. If it was 4-1 in India (2017-18), it was 2-1 in 2018-19 as Kohli and Co. made history Down Under.
History apart, the Indians will also be bolstered by the return of Kuldeep Yadav, who was rested for the two T20Is. He’ll be reunited with his spin twin Yuzvendra Chahal while Ravindra Jadeja, drafted into the squad for Hardik Pandya, waits in the wings. Mohammad Shami, Ambati Rayudu and Kedar Jadhav have also come into the ODI squad, but with skipper Kohli stressing that players in contention for the World Cup will continue to get game time, it’ll be interesting to see who the hosts will choose from Ambati Rayudu, Kedar Jadhav, Rishabh Pant and Vijay Shankar.
A chastened KL Rahul has made his case with two knocks of substance in the T20Is, while Kohli and MS Dhoni and the bowlers - Jasprit Bumrah, Shami, Chahal and Kuldeep - appear certainties. The skipper even attributed the team’s success in the last few years to the spin twins. “Our success over the last couple of years is mainly because of these two guys (Kuldeep and Chahal) and the impact in the middle overs and their ability to pick up wickets for us. Both have been outstanding and their performances have been brilliant.”
Kohli’s view found an echo in the Australian captain with Aaron Finch remembering India’s strong batting line-up, excellent wrist spinners and incisive quicks from their skirmishes in recent times. Unlike the Indians, however, the Australians have five more ODIs to go before the World Cup, but they too would want to firm up their plans for the mega event. Shaun Marsh joined the squad on Friday morning, but is not available for selection here, and the Australians would have taken heart from the manner in which Glenn Maxwell has shaped up in the T20Is.
The middle order bat was candid in saying after his 55-ball blitzkrieg in Bengaluru that consistency in position will lead to consistent performances, and it remains to be seen if Australia send him high up the order. Also of interest will be the way they rotate their quicks, Pat Cummins and Co., in the next 10 matches with skipper Finch clear about workload management.
20.1 overs: WICKET! Kedar Jadhav gets the breakthrough for India. Virat Kohli takes a sharp catch at short mid-wicket. Well set Marcus Stoinis walks back after scoring 37 runs. 87-run partnership between Stionis and Khawaja also comes to an end. AUS 87-2
End of 18th over: A caught and bowled appeal from Jadhav. Dhoni looks confident too. The two on-field umpires are having a chat. They have asked for a review. The replay shows the ball has touched the ground. It's NOT OUT. Stoinis has a smile on his face. 6 runs off Jadhav's over. Australia 83/1.
End of 17th over: Another brilliant over from Jadhav. He concedes just 3 runs. Australia 75/1
End of 14th over: A boundary and a single from Ravindra Jadeja's first over. Spin from both ends now as Kedar Jadhav comes into the attack.
Let’s get our wicket-taker in action. Kedar Jadhav. Get a wicket. ☺️🤞 #IndvAus
— Aakash Chopra (@cricketaakash) 1551517298000End of 13th over: Change in bowling from India! Ravindra Jadeja comes in to replace Kuldeep Yadav. AUS 59-1
12.2 overs: Four and fifty comes up for Australia! Short-pitched delivery from Shankar and Stoinis pulls the ball through mid-wicket region to collect four runs. 50-run partnership also comes up between Stoinis and Khawaja.
End of 10th over: First powerplay has come to an end and Khawaja and Stoinis are trying to build the Australian innings. Both are looking solid now against the Indian bowlers. AUS 38-1
9.3 over: SIX! Tossed-up delivery from Kuldeep and Khawaja charges down the ground, deposits the ball over long-off boundary. First six of the innings for Australia.
End of 9th over: A boundary and a wide from Vijay Shankar's first over. Another bowling change from India. Spin comes into the attack for the first time. Kuldeep Yadav has the ball in his hand. AUS 28-1
End of 8th over: Three play and misses and a couple of boundaries complete Bumrah's fourth over. Change in bowling from India. Vijay Shankar comes in to replace Shami. AUS 23-1
7.1 over: Beaten! Jasprit Bumrah comes in from round the wicket and squares up Usman Khawaja. The ball just misses the outside edge of Khawaja's bat. Terrific bowling from both the ends at the moment from India.
End of 5th over: Another maiden over from Mohammed Shami. He has been brilliant so far in this match. Bowling with a terrific line and length. Australian batsmen are finding it difficult at the moment against Shami. Jasprit Bumrah will continue from the other end. AUS 13-1
There is a bit of good old Andhra spice in this track.
— Harsha Bhogle (@bhogleharsha) 1551514041000End of 3rd over: Marcus Stoinis collects the first boundary for Australia. Straight drive down the ground earns him four runs. Five runs from Mohammed Shami's second over. Jasprit Bumrah to continue from the other end. AUS 8-1
End of 2nd over: First over from Jasprit Bumrah produces three runs and a wicket. Marcus Stoinis has come in at number 3 for Australia. Mohammed Shami will continue from the other end. AUS 3-1
1.3 over: WICKET! Jasprit Bumrah draws first blood! Removes Australian skipper Aaron Finch for a duck. Beautiful delivery outside off-stump from Bumrah catches the shoulder of Finch's bat. MS Dhoni behind the stumps completes a simple catch.
End of 1st over: Terrific start for India! Maiden over first up from Mohammed Shami. Jasprit Bumrah will share the new ball with Shami from the other end.
Aaron Finch and Usman Khawaja are out in the middle for Australia. Mohammed Shami will start the proceedings for India. Khawaja on strike, two slips in place for Shami. Here we go!
Team News: Ashton Turner will make his ODI debut while captain Aaron Finch will be playing his 100th ODI for Australia. India on the other hand have gone in with spin duo Kuldeep Yadav and Ravindra Jadeja, resting leggie Yuzvendra Chahal.
Aaron Finch is playing his 100th ODI today, and he's got the first thing right – the toss! Australia will bat in… https://t.co/laRuS0FQJ5
— ICC (@ICC) 1551512664000The great Matthew Hayden presents debutant Ashton Turner with his maiden ODI cap #INDvAUS https://t.co/T3i7CEPZJT
— cricket.com.au (@cricketcomau) 1551510445000Australia (Playing XI): Aaron Finch (captain), Usman Khawaja, Marcus Stoinis, Peter Handscomb, Glenn Maxwell, Ashton Turner, Alex Carey (wk), Nathan Coulter-Nile, Pat Cummins, Adam Zampa, Jason Behrendorff
India (Playing XI): Rohit Sharma, Shikhar Dhawan, Virat Kohli (captain), Ambati Rayudu, MS Dhoni (wk), Kedar Jadhav, Vijay Shankar, Ravindra Jadeja, Kuldeep Yadav, Mohammed Shami, Jasprit Bumrah
Toss News: Australia have won the toss and opt to bat against India in the first One-day International.
Australia win the toss and elect to bat first in the 1st ODI #INDvAUS https://t.co/ckaIX91MAO
— BCCI (@BCCI) 155151202900012:25 pm Hello and welcome to Timesofindia.com's coverage of Australia's limited-overs tour of India that moves into the 50-overs leg today with the first ODI of the five-match series in Hyderabad.
After being blanked 0-2 in the T20I series by the visiting Australian team, India's focus now shifts to the ODIs where it will test the candidates for the few spots on offer in the World Cup squad.
GAME DAY! 1st ODI in Hyderabad - Don't miss the action - 1PM IST onwards #TeamIndia #INDvAUS @paytm https://t.co/xqMUMOmd96
— BCCI (@BCCI) 1551499505000A lot of importance has been attached to the five ODIs, as it is the last international series for India before the World Cup that begins in England and Wales from May 30.
While we wait for the toss, which is scheduled for 1 p.m., here's the preview of the 1st ODI to whet the appetite.
MATCH PREVIEW
It will be a dress rehearsal for India when they take on Australia in the first of the five-match One-day International series.
That these matches will be the last of this format they play before they head to England and Wales for the World Cup for the 50-over extravaganza in different conditions to the sub-continent will not be lost on skipper Virat Kohli when he walks out to toss at the Rajiv Gandhi International Stadium in Hyderabad on Saturday.
To switch formats should not be difficult for players weaned on all things instant, but the Indians will be aware of the task confronting them as they hit the T20 mode immediately after this series and ahead of the World Cup.
It will be akin to the switch they need to make here, and quickly, following the twin setback in the T20I series, where they lost both the games last week. If the first in Visakhapatnam was a close encounter, the second in Bengaluru was a breeze for the Australians, who still have the wood on the hosts in the ODIs the two teams have played in India.
The visitors may have won 26 as against the hosts’ 25 in the 56 ODIs they have played in India - 5 ended without a result - but India go into this game with the knowledge that they have won the last two bilateral series between the teams. If it was 4-1 in India (2017-18), it was 2-1 in 2018-19 as Kohli and Co. made history Down Under.
History apart, the Indians will also be bolstered by the return of Kuldeep Yadav, who was rested for the two T20Is. He’ll be reunited with his spin twin Yuzvendra Chahal while Ravindra Jadeja, drafted into the squad for Hardik Pandya, waits in the wings. Mohammad Shami, Ambati Rayudu and Kedar Jadhav have also come into the ODI squad, but with skipper Kohli stressing that players in contention for the World Cup will continue to get game time, it’ll be interesting to see who the hosts will choose from Ambati Rayudu, Kedar Jadhav, Rishabh Pant and Vijay Shankar.
A chastened KL Rahul has made his case with two knocks of substance in the T20Is, while Kohli and MS Dhoni and the bowlers - Jasprit Bumrah, Shami, Chahal and Kuldeep - appear certainties. The skipper even attributed the team’s success in the last few years to the spin twins. “Our success over the last couple of years is mainly because of these two guys (Kuldeep and Chahal) and the impact in the middle overs and their ability to pick up wickets for us. Both have been outstanding and their performances have been brilliant.”
Kohli’s view found an echo in the Australian captain with Aaron Finch remembering India’s strong batting line-up, excellent wrist spinners and incisive quicks from their skirmishes in recent times. Unlike the Indians, however, the Australians have five more ODIs to go before the World Cup, but they too would want to firm up their plans for the mega event. Shaun Marsh joined the squad on Friday morning, but is not available for selection here, and the Australians would have taken heart from the manner in which Glenn Maxwell has shaped up in the T20Is.
The middle order bat was candid in saying after his 55-ball blitzkrieg in Bengaluru that consistency in position will lead to consistent performances, and it remains to be seen if Australia send him high up the order. Also of interest will be the way they rotate their quicks, Pat Cummins and Co., in the next 10 matches with skipper Finch clear about workload management.
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