Australia's preparations for the 50-over World Cup in India beginning next month continue in India where they face the subcontinent powerhouse fresh off a thumping Asia Cup triumph last Sunday. The two sides will play three one-day internationals across three cities in northwest India beginning on Friday at 6pm AEST in what serves as ideal preparation for their World Cup opener, also against India, in Chennai on October 8.
Schedule
September 22: First ODI, Mohali (D/N), 6pm AEST
September 24: Second ODI, Indore (D/N), 6pm AEST
September 27: Third ODI, Rajkot (D/N), 6pm AEST
Aussies v. Indians. ODIs.
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Oz on a big losing streak again. 4 games now?
Clueless WC planning by Oz. They're no chance if they really wanna play FTB Smith.
In the 1st ODI, FTB's defective technique was destroyed again by Shami. Clean bowled again!! Huge gap between bat and pad. No foot movement. Just like when he was one of 3 Oz batters in a row clean bowled in the Test match in India on a dead pitch.
Normally, FTB is LBW or clean bowled swiping across the line of the ball to legside. But in this dismissal and that similar one in the Test match, he was trying to play on the off side. Huge gap between bat and pad. Huge.
Clueless WC planning by Oz. They're no chance if they really wanna play FTB Smith.
In the 1st ODI, FTB's defective technique was destroyed again by Shami. Clean bowled again!! Huge gap between bat and pad. No foot movement. Just like when he was one of 3 Oz batters in a row clean bowled in the Test match in India on a dead pitch.
Normally, FTB is LBW or clean bowled swiping across the line of the ball to legside. But in this dismissal and that similar one in the Test match, he was trying to play on the off side. Huge gap between bat and pad. Huge.