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In pics: India vs Australia 2019, 1st ODI
Kedar Jadhav Saturday said batting with Mahendra Singh Dhoni is a learning experience after the duo led India to a six-wicket win over Australia in the first one-day international
02 March 2019 • 8:16 PM
Alex Carey and Nathan Coulter-Nile then rallied to add 62 runs for the seventh wicket to take Australia to 236/7 (AFP Image)
Opting to bat first bat, Australian skipper Aaron Finch could last only three balls in the 100th ODI before edging one from Jasprit Bumrah to MS Dhoni to depart for duck (AFP Image)
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Usman Khawaja and Marcus Stoinis then added 87 runs for the second wicket, before Stoinis was removed by Kedar Jadhav (AFP Image)
Khawaja got to his 50, but departed soon after to Kuldeep Yadav with Vijay shankar taking a good catch in the deep (AFP Image)
Mohammed Shami returned for his second spell and scalped debutant Ashton Turner (AFP Image)
Peter Handscomb made 19 off 30 before he charged down the track to Kuldeep Yadav and was stumped by Dhoni as Australia slumped to 133/4 after being 87/1. (AFP Image)
Glenn Maxwell played a good hand off 40 off 51 balls, but became Shami’s second victim (AFP Image)
In chase, India lost opener Shikhar Dhawan for a first-ball duck to Nathan Coulter-Nile (AFP Image)
The visitors then made a brief comeback with the wickets of Rohit Sharma (37) and Ambati Rayudu (13), as India lost two wickets for four runs (AFP Image)
Kedar Jadhav and MS Dhoni’s 141-run stand augurs well for India in England. © AFP
Kedar Jadhav and MS Dhoni then put on an unbeaten 141-run stand for the fifth wicket to lead India to a six-wicket win (AFP Image)
Jadhav notched up his fifth ODI fifty and went on to score 81* off 87 balls with the help of nine fours and one six (AFP Image)
Virat Kohli and Rohit Sharma then added 80 runs for the second wicket to steady India’s run chase (AFP Image)
Australia then got the big fish Virat Kohli 44, trapped in front by Adam Zampa (AFP Image)
