The first unofficial ODI between India-A and Australia-A was played on Tuesday (06 October). In the match in Puducherry, Australia won by 125 runs. Australia, batting first in the match, was all out for 274 runs in 48.2 overs. After the first innings, it will be easy for India to win. But, Team India, which came out for the chase, was reduced to 149 runs in 31.4 overs.
Australia won the toss and decided to bat. The team first gave India a decent target, but in the second innings, this target also became too big in front of India's poor batting. Nathan McSweeney, who came at number four for Australia, scored 123 runs in 135 balls, playing the biggest innings. During this, 13 fours came out of his bat. Captain Will Sardland, who landed at number seven, scored 77 runs with 2 fours and 4 sixes.
87 runs. After this, it seemed that it would be difficult for the team to reach the total of 150, but something else happened. Sutherland and McSweeney shared a partnership of 141 (140 balls) runs for the sixth wicket to help the team cross the 250-run mark. During this time, Suryansh Shedge took the highest 4 wickets for India.
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Team India shattered like a deck of cards in the chase.
the chase, looked in a bad condition from the beginning. Team India, which lost the first wicket for 12 runs, had 4 wickets for 58 runs. After this, the innings was restored for some time. But, the process of falling wickets started again at 105 runs. The fifth wicket for 105 runs, the sixth wicket for 118 runs and the seventh wicket fell for 138 runs. After this, the team's 8th, 9th and 10th wickets fell for 149 runs. Rajat Patidar played the biggest innings of 53 runs for India, which included 5 fours and 1 six. During this time, Mahli Beardman took the most 4 wickets for Australia.
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