India vs Australia One Day Match - 3
The fight of number one positions for team India & Australia looks like a atomic war in this series, Although Team India Got a lit bit more hype than Australia because of homage, fan support. Previously it is Australia & England, India & Pakistan are the war sides. but now it looks like India Vs Australia matches also like atomic war. From the first match in the 7 ODI series both teams are high on spirit to win.
Even though in the first ODI India was little bit low while bowling & batting except the tail enders show. Harbhajan the guy who was previously knocked by the Australia team set to fire to beat them. Harbhajan's Rocking performance on the first ODI boosted his & team spirit against Australia. Unfortunate for the Australia team the players are missing with the wounds.
At Bet Republic Cricket Section, our co experts expected India's win against Australia. because of their injuries list we thought India have great chance as both teams are almost in the race of 1st ODI.
India on their 2nd ODI bounced back with hot fire by winning 99 runs win which 2nd highest margin in between Australia & India. All Credit goes to Dhoni, Raina, Gambhir, Praveen, Jadeja, Bajju. We can say it is almost team effort to win with the large margin Dhoni who is really at hard position with his batting & decisions now got relief with the superb ton & win.
On the third ODI it will be like a final of a series. both team try to win to stay at top for the nexxt match, as now both the team are at 3rd position. the watch out players for the next match will sachin who has not scored much on the first to games.
Youraj who socred 30 runs in the 2nd ODi seems to be ok and well in touch with his batting & bowling. Sehwag almost helping india for splendid start with gambhir. the only thing worry about bowling is facing lack of consistency in between isthant, nehra, harbhajan. one of the bowlers has to struck australi in the early overs to restrict australia.
On the other hand Ricky is in good touch with his batting, but hussy, watson are not much in the form. bowlers brett lee & siddel, Johnson are making well by picking quick wickets. all and all both team are almost at same point with drawbacks, but india is having great confidence & support of home fans. so if india bats first scores 100 in the first 15 -20 overs with 2 or less wickets it will be tough time for Australia to win.
The third ODI will be on this Saturday, You can find more stratgies on the third oneday at Bet Republic Cricket Section.
An Aussie four-run victory in the first match at Vadodara got the jam-packed seven match tour off to a positive start for the visitors however the narrow margin suggests that this series will be fitting for the number one and two ODI teams in the world.
Of course the closeness of the series will depend on the number of injuries are sustained and the injuries list for the visitors is starting to resemble a Barcelonan Emergency Department following Running of The Bulls.
Brett Lee bowled just a handful of overs before an elbow injury resulted in his substitution, James Hopes let fly 12 injuries before succumbing to a hamstring injury while Mitchell Johnson complained of a left ankle problem and left the field briefly.
These are all on top of pre-tournament injuries which meant Nathan Bracken, Michael Clarke and Brad Haddin didn’t even make the journey.
It’s no wonder then that Australian captain Ricky Ponting is upset by the seven-match schedule calling it too long following what has been a lengthy and hectic season. Australia’s thinned bowling ranks was forced to work hard to protect their 292 on a belter of a pitch.
Earlier Ricky Ponting (74) and Mike Hussey (73) proved to be the mainstay of the Australian innings while opener Tim Paine (50) and Cameron White (51) got their tours off to a positive start.
While Ishant Sharma picked up 3/50 the rest of the Indian attack was too expensive and loose, Praveen Kumar was carted for 0/77 off 10 overs, while Harbhajan Singh (1/57), Ashish Nera (2/58) all went for close to six an over.
Australia’s bowlers were equally hammered, firstly at the top of the order by Gautam Gambhir (68) then again by Singh (49) and Kumar (40no) at the tail end.
India failed to combat early aggressiveness of Australia’s quicks losing Virender Sehwag (13) and Sachin Tendulkar (14) cheaply while Virat Kohli (30) and MS Dhoni (34) chipped in.
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India +110
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Australia were on their way out of the 1999 World Cup. Captain Steve Waugh was in the middle of one of the all-time great ODI innings. Herschelle Gibbs dropped his catch, a simple one. To rub the salt further on Gibbs’ woes, Waugh immediately told him, ‘You just dropped the World Cup mate’. And it turned out to be true.
Ten years later it came to haunt Gibbs again. Though this time he was not the culprit, but some of his Cape Cobras team-mates dropped the Champions League T20 as they grassed at least five simple catches to allow Trinidad and Tobago to enter the finals of the inaugural Champions League T20 here on Thursday.
Riding on high luck, Trinidad and Tobago clinched the match by 7 wickets as the South African teams continued to prove themselves to be ultimate chockers in cricket when it comes to handling the pressure at crucial junctures.
Despite posting a big total of 175, Cobras could not win the match as the team from West Indies held their nerves all through the match. Be it Ravi Rampal, who bowled an economical last over, or Dwayne Bravo and Daren Ganga, who played important innings to guide their team to the final when Cobras were looking to peg things back.
Bravo played a match-winning knock of unbeaten 58 at a time when they needed more than 10 runs per over. His 34-ball 58 consisted of four fours and three sixes. It was he who made a stiff target look easy in the end with his powerful hitting and sealed the match in their favour with four balls to spare.
Skipper Daren Ganga, too, kept his cool and helped his illustrious partner send the South Africans on a leather hunt all over the park. Ganga played a crucial knock of 31-ball 44 and remained unbeaten in the end.
Chasing a stiff total of 176 for victory, Trinidad and Tobago openers- William Perkins and Adrian Barath- gave them a tremendous start as they whizzed past fifty in just the 5th over. But immediately after that they lost William Perkins through a brilliant run out. Perkins made 20 off 16 balls with the help of four fours.
Duminy then removed the other opener Adrian Barath for 29 to restore some sanity as the batsman was going hammer and tonk in the middle. Barath’s 16-ball cameo contained four hits to the fence and two over it.
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To many the inaugural Champions League Twenty20 was a chance for the Indian Premier League franchises to flex their muscle in preparation for the third instalment of their multi-million tournament early next year.
What happened was nothing short of embarrassing.
The three teams, so enamoured with their own image that it would put Narcissist himself to shame, have been jettisoned from the Champions League Twenty20.
The first round of the tournament cut free the dead weight – New Zealand’s only team, the Otago Volts, were summarily disgraced, England’s band of merry men from Sussex felt the same humiliating feeling that befalls a team that fails to win a match at a tournament such as this.
Sri Lanka’s only team, Wayamba Elevens could feel hard done by, their pool was the toughest of the four with each team winning and losing a match, the result based purely on run rates, something to which is almost out of a team’s hands.
The other exiting team was the Adam Gilchrist-led Deccan Chargers, the first of the IPL teams to go by the way side.
Gilchrist’s team of multi-million stars failed to win a match in their pool, their fate sealed with a loss to Trinidad and Tobago in the final round which allowed Somerset, the English country team led by Justin Langer, to leap frog them into the second round.
Following the conclusion of the second “league” stage, in which the eight remaining teams played three matches apiece and resulted in the dumping of a further four teams to leave just the semi-finalists, the last two IPL teams were issued their plane tickets home.
Even if the Royal Challengers Bangalore and the Delhi Daredevils hadn’t been in the same pool, their fate would have been the same with each team winning just one match each, the other pool’s loser; Diamond Eagles would have dumped them both from the tournament courtesy of a superior run rate.
The result calls into question just how good these IPL T20 teams really are.
One could argue these teams ought to win a tournament which features domestic teams however let’s not forget that these so called domestic teams feature a host of international players.
Schedule | Match | Venue |
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Sunday Oct 25 D/N 14:30 local | 09:00 GMT | 05:00 EDT | India vs Australia - First ODI | Reliance Stadium, Vadodara |
Wednesday Oct 28 D/N 14:30 local | 09:00 GMT | 05:00 EDT | India vs Australia - Second ODI | Vidarbha Cricket Association Stadium, Nagpur |
Saturday Oct 31 D/N 14:30 local | 09:00 GMT | 05:00 EDT | India vs Australia - Third ODI | Feroz Shah Kotla, Delhi |
Monday Nov 2 D/N 14:30 local | 09:00 GMT | 04:00 EST | India vs Australia - Fourth ODI | Punjab Cricket Association Stadium, Mohali, Chandigarh |
Thursday Nov 5 D/N 14:30 local | 09:00 GMT | 04:00 EST | India vs Australia - Fifth ODI | Rajiv Gandhi International Stadium, Uppal, Hyderabad |
Sunday Nov 8 09:00 local | 03:30 GMT | 22:30 EST | India vs Australia - Sixth ODI | Nehru Stadium, Guwahati |
Wednesday Nov 11 D/N 14:30 local | 09:00 GMT | 04:00 EST | India vs Australia - Seventh ODI | Brabourne Stadium, Mumbai |
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