In this article we will talk about australian men’s cricket team vs india national cricket team match scorecard in detail with in depth analysis.
After being thoroughly outclassed by New Zealand in their series against Australia, India may have appeared discomfited on Australian turf. But they proved resilient with the bat – especially during their second innings – showing real fight and resilience with each batsman at bat.
Labuschagne hits another boundary to keep runs flowing while Smith had an LBW shout against Akash Deep dismissed due to height restrictions.
Australia vs India Test Matches
Australia-India cricket rivalry is one of the fiercest in international sport. Boasting an extensive history filled with memorable matches and dramatic series, this rivalry has had an enormous influence on both countries as global powers. Both teams will meet once more this winter for Border Gavaskar Trophy test series hosted at Optus Stadium in Perth Australia between 2022-23.
| Team | Innings | Runs – Wickets (Overs) | Result |
|---|---|---|---|
| India | 1st Innings | 185‑10 (72.2 overs) | |
| Australia | 1st Innings | 181‑10 (51 overs) | |
| India | 2nd Innings | 157‑10 (39.5 overs) | |
| Australia | 2nd Innings | 162‑4 (27 overs) | Won by 6 wickets |
Australia took a commanding 2-0 lead in the series with their opening match. Australia amassed 428 runs in their first innings with Shane Watson and Tim Paine both scoring centuries to set India back, only able to manage more than 50 runs between Virat Kohli and Sachin Tendulkar before both were dismissed by Ben Hilfenhaus during their second innings innings innings. Australia managed to defeat India for just 192 runs to take an indisputable advantage in this three-match series.
India began their second innings strongly, but were still facing an ambitious target. Yet they pulled off an incredible turnaround to win by 171 runs – marking only the third team ever to do so! Along with Kohli and Tendulkar’s contributions, wicket-keeper Parthiv Patel contributed a brilliant century that cemented this win for India.
Both teams will look to build upon their performances in the remaining matches, hoping for better results than in previous contests. The series presents both teams with an opportunity to cement their standing amongst world’s best and it will be interesting to witness their results against each other.
The match will be shown live in Australia by Fox Sports and Channel Seven, with commentary available through BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra and the BBC Sport website and app (UK users only). Fans can also tune into Kayo Sports to stream the action for a monthly fee or follow it online by using #AusvIndia as part of social media posts about it.
Australia vs India ODI Matches
Australia-India cricket rivalry is among the longest running and fiercest contests in sport history. From riveting Test series battles for Border-Gavaskar Trophy to fierce limited-overs games, India and Australia always produce captivating matches that enthrall fans worldwide. Their rivalry transcends mere sport; embodying competition, sportsmanship, and historic figures like Sachin Tendulkar and Ricky Ponting who have left indelible marks in its annals with their performances during this compelling contest.
Both teams have played 151 ODI matches against each other, with Australia leading 84 to 57 and 10 of those games ending in draws. Furthermore, Australia and South Africa have competed against one another in four World Cup finals and semi-finals respectively as well as key matches during other ICC tournaments; T20 formats see two sides battle it out for supremacy on an international scale in this exciting format.
India-Australia rivalry is one of the fiercest in international cricket’s history. Both teams have competed to be victorious at various tournaments such as World Cup and Champions Trophy; additionally they’ve met up numerous times during ODI matches – most significantly at 2023 ICC ODI World Cup final which Australia ultimately won.
Australia will look to build on their impressive ODI series win against New Zealand by maintaining their winning run against India, who has so far taken three wins out of the four matches played so far in this series. India hopes that another victory can cement their position as the number one ODI side worldwide.
The inaugural one-day international (ODI) between India and Australia will take place at Sydney Cricket Ground on Tuesday, July 31. Subsequent ODIs will then take place at Adelaide Oval on Thursday August 2 and Friday August 3, respectively; with the final match slated to be played on Sunday September 4. JioHotstar app in India will provide English commentary, while Star Sports 2 HD/SD and Sports 18 1 HD/SD provide Hindi commentary respectively for this ODI.
Australia vs India T20 Matches
Australia and India will meet for a five-match T20 series between November and December at Melbourne Cricket Ground, Sydney Cricket Ground and Perth Stadium. Both nations currently rank first in T20 Internationals; therefore this series should prove a stern challenge to both. Furthermore, rivalry has intensified between both nations recently with Nathan Lyon and Pat Cummins openly declaring their desire to beat India.
Last time these two powerhouses met in a T20 World Cup match-up, India narrowly edged out Australia 4-1; since then however, both sides have won four and drawn six matches, and Australia leads overall with six wins to three defeats. They’ve also played 14 Test matches between them which Australia leads overall.
Both teams excel in T20 format, boasting top-quality batsmen and bowlers in each squad. Rohit Sharma leads India’s batting lineup while Aaron Finch anchors Australia as one of the premier T20 batsmen worldwide.
T20Is are fast-paced games designed to allow both teams to experiment with new tactics and strategies within a shorter timeframe than is possible in Test or ODI matches. Australia and India both possess long histories of competitive T20 cricket; with both sides winning numerous T20 titles over time. Australia and India will meet again for an ongoing white-ball series between 2025/26 involving three ODIs and five T20Is at top Australian venues.
People First Stadium in Mackay will host its inaugural top-tier men’s international since Bangladesh hosted three One-Day Internationals back in 2008. Australia and India will face each other for their inaugural T20 International at this location on November 29. Ticketek provides ticketing solutions at this venue; tickets may be purchased online before arriving on match day at either gate 1 or gate 3. Ticketek staff will also be on hand at both box offices (Gates 1 and 3) to assist any enquiries that arise during play.
Australia vs India T20 Series
India and Australia have met 32 times in T20 internationals, with India winning 20 and Australia 11. Australia holds an edge when it comes to ICC tournaments such as World Cups, Champions Trophy and World Test Championship, but India stands out when competing in one-day internationals (ODIs).
Australia’s batsmen have struggled on this sporadic day of cricket, yet its bowlers have done their best to control proceedings. If given enough overs, Australia could set themselves up for an impressive total – giving themselves the best chance at victory.
At present, it appears to be another disappointing session at the Gabba, and one that may never reach completion as planned. That would be unfortunate, because India have shown little resistance against Australia’s bowlers on an otherwise poor batting pitch.
After losing their first three wickets cheaply, Australia had to fight back quickly; captain Smith and Alex Carey each hit half centuries with enterprising shots; however, their frustration will have been compounded by lack of runs during middle stages and poor fielding performance.
Even after losing heavily to India in Australia, Cricket Australia released an advertisement thanking India for touring and offering safe journey home wishes. Such an action would never happen during an Ashes loss – almost as though their massive profits from hosting Indian tours and players receiving commissions from IPL contracts made them immune to feeling the shame associated with being humiliated at home by an Asian team.
Over the last six years, no Asian team had lost a Test series against Australia; but now that record has been broken and it won’t be easy for Australia’s side to recover quickly.
Australia leads India 3-0 in their four-match series, but to win in Brisbane they will need to up their game. Conditions in Brisbane may not be conducive to fast bowling while India’s batsmen could be formidable hosts on their home ground if the Australians fail to find ways to keep the ball from bouncing around; finding ways to keep a consistent delivery could force a tie in this final matchup.
