India vs Australia 2020 2nd ODI Live Cricket Score
After suffering a heartbreaking defeat in the first ODI, the India team will look to bounce back against Australia in the second game of the series on Sunday at the Sydney Cricket Ground. Australia beat India 66 runs in the opening game to set the tone for the series and will look to dominate the visitors once again on Sunday. The Australian batting lineup is in great shape as the batters’ collective effort brings them to a whopping 374/6 total in the first ODI, putting pressure on India as it chased after her. Also read – David Warner injury update: Australian starter leaves Sydney (SCG) holding his groin after uncomfortable fall during second ODI against India
Interestingly, the second ODI will also be played at Sydney Cricket Ground, which might help India a bit as they have played a game there before and could have learned from the mistakes they made during the first ODI. Team India bowling was a huge disappointment in the opening game as all players except Mohammed Shami failed to reach the correct length on the slow field. Indian-paced spearhead Jasprit Bumrah had a bad day as he took just a wicket and ran 73 runs, while battling his line and length against a solid Australian batting lineup. Navdeep Saini was another major disappointment, as the lanky pacer leaked 83 runs in his quota of 10 overs. Also Read – India vs Australia 2nd ODI: Centurion Steve Smith leads Australians to Mammoth 389/4 as Indian bowlers disappoint again
While the Indian batsman battled a fierce bowling unit and scored 308/8 despite losing early grounds. Hardik Pandya (90 of 76 balls) and added 128 runs for fifth field with starter Shikhar Dhawan (74 of 86) made few believers at some point that there might be a chance that India can pull it off, but after the game Pandya, it was colorless. Also read – Ind vs Aus: Steve Smith criticizes ODI’s 11th century, Twitterverse salutes former Australia captain
In the second ODI, Virat Kohli and Co. have to rectify their mistakes, especially in the fielding department, where they dropped several sacks in crucial game situations.
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