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Right then, Australia will undoubtedly be the happier side at the halfway mark and they are well on their way to level the series. This is India’s fourth lowest ODI total in India which is a summary of how their day has been with the bat today but the onus is now on their bowlers to replicate what their counterparts did. Can Indian bowlers match it? We’ll find out soon enough. Back a little to follow up.

Sean Abbott is in for a quick interview. He says that there was some help from the wicket. Adds that Mitchell Starc and Cameron Green set the tone with early wickets. Mention that Starc was clinical in this game. Tells that they were not expecting that much movement but there was a lot of rain and that is why they saw a bit of seam as well as swing in the beginning. ends by saying that they should chase this total but till both the teams bat and say they will try to put pressure on the Indian bowlers and it will be a good contest, you will not know the equal score Will find

India has once again succumbed to the left arm swing bowling. After being sent in to bat, India suffered an early blow at the hands of Shubman Gill off the third ball of the game. Virat Kohli joined Rohit Sharma in the middle and the pair were quick to pounce on any loose ends. Just when India were going well, they came back losing two wickets in quick succession. Also, KL Rahul could not carry on from the last game and was dismissed for a low score. Hardik Pandya soon followed him with a brilliant catch of Steven Smith, which worsened the situation for the hosts. Virat Kohli and Ravindra Jadeja stitched together to revive the innings, but neither of them were able to convert their starts into big scores. Towards the end, Axar Patel hit some dashing strokes as he was running out of partners but the departure of Mohammed Siraj ended India’s woes with the bat.

The Australian bowlers have justified their captain’s decision to bowl first and how. A dominant bowling performance led by Mitchell Starc has helped them bowl out India for a paltry total of 117. After that early scalp, he lost his radar on a few occasions but bounced back, striking twice in two balls. He then put India in more trouble by removing the in-form KL Rahul. After being brought on as first change, Sean Abbott also came to the party to reduce India to 49-5. After being selected in the side for this game, Nathan Ellis broke the back of the Indian batting lineup by dismissing Virat Kohli and Ravindra Jadeja. Sean Abbott blazed through before Mitchell Starc claimed the last wicket with figures of 5 for 53.

25.6 overs (0 Run) Outside! Timber! Five wicket haul for Mitchell Starc! Mohammed Siraj failed to see off the last ball and India were bowled out for just 117 here. Starc comes over the wicket and serves a good length, angling but straightens after hitting the deck, Mohammed Siraj tries to keep it out but plays the wrong line and the ball shatters the stumps Makes it

25.5 overs (0 Run) LBW appealed but turned down. Although Steven Smith takes the review. Mitchell Starc bowls it on a good length and around off, Mohammed Siraj looks to block it but misses and lands on the pads. UltraEdge shows that no bat is involved and ball tracking shows that the impact is the umpire’s call and the wicket is missing. On-field decision stays and Siraj now has a ball to play.

25.4 overs (1 Run) Full toss on leg, Axar Patel clips it towards fine leg for a single. Mohammad Siraj has two balls to spare.

25.3 overs (0 Run) Back of a length and around off, Axar Patel guides this towards third man but is denied the run.

25.2 overs (6 runs) Six! Two in a row! Mitchell Starc again bowls a full ball and down the leg, Axar Patel moves a bit and hits it over the fine leg fence for another maximum.

25.1 overs (6 runs) Six! Collide! Akshar Patel is all grown up now! It is pitched up, on middle, and in the slot, Axar Patel stays in his crease and drives it towards the long on fence where the ball falls straight into the cushion for a biggie.