Dettol ODI Series 2020: Australia won the series 2-1 against India after losing the last game by 13 runs at Manuka Oval, Canberra. Now I will share the details of each ODI match in my way.
1st ODI
Game Date: 27th November 2020
Details: Australia won the toss and elected to bat first in the 1st ODI against India at Sydney. Australia scored a mammoth total of 374/6 in their 50 overs. Aaron Finch scored 114 of 124 balls and Steven Smith scored 105 of 66 balls. For India Mohammed Shami picks 3 wickets for 59 runs in his 10 overs quota.
Team India were unable to chase this target and only score 308/8 and lost the game by 66 runs. Hardik Pandya scored 90 of 76 balls and Shikhar Dhawan scored 74 runs of 86 balls. For Australia Adam Zampa picks 4 wickets for 54 runs in his 10 overs quota.
Aus: 374/6 in 50 overs
IND: 308/8 in 50 overs
Result: Australia won the game by 66 runs
Man Of the Match: Steven Smith
Stats
– Fewest innings to 5000 ODI runs (Aus):
115 D Warner
126 A Finch
128 D Jones
132 M Hayden
135 M Bevan
– Most 150+ partnerships vs a team in ODIs:
4 Finch-Warner vs Ind
3 Rohit-Kohli vs SL
3 Rohit-Shikhar vs Aus
– Fourth successive ODI India have gone wicketless in the first powerplay:
54/0 vs NZ Hamilton
52/0 vs NZ Auckland
65/0 vs NZ Mount Maunganui
51/0 vs Aus Sydney
– Most runs conceded by an Indian spinner in ODIs
89 Y Chahal vs Aus Sydney 2020 *
88 Y Chahal vs Eng Edgbaston 2019
85 P Chawla vs Pak Mirpur 2008
84 Kuldeep vs NZ Hamilton 2020
– Highest ODI totals vs India
438/4 by SA, Mumbai WS, 2015
411/8 by SL, Rajkot 2009
374/6 by Aus, Sydney 2020
366/8 by Eng, Cuttack 2017
– Highest score in List A cricket for Hardik Pandya bettering 83 against Australia in Chennai in 2017 and also he completed fastest 1000 runs in terms of ball for India and overall 5th higest in ODI’s.
– Highest aggregate in an ODI in Australia
688 Aus (376) vs SL (312) Sydney 2015
682 Aus (374) vs Ind (308) Sydney 2020*
681 Aus (369) vs Pak (312) Adelaide 2017
– Fourth successive ODI defeat for India and first time since Jan 2016 they have lost four in a row. Also it is the highest total for Australia against India in ODIs.
2nd ODI
Game Date: 29th November 2020
Details: Australia won the toss and elected to bat first in the 2nd ODI against India at Sydney. Australia again scored a mammoth total of 389/4 in their 50 overs. Steven Smith scored 104 of 64 balls and David Warner scored 83 of 77 balls. For India Shami, Bumrah and Pandya picks 1 wicket each.
Team India were unable to chase this target and only score 338/8 and lost the game by 51 runs. Virat Kohli scored 89 of 87 balls and KL Rahul scored 76 runs of 66 balls. For Australia Pat Cummins picks 3 wickets for 67 runs in his 10 overs quota.
Aus: 389/4 in 50 overs
IND: 338/9 in 50 overs
Result: Australia won the game by 51 runs
Man Of the Match: Steven Smith
Stats
– 5th successive ODI India have gone wicketless in the first Powerplay:
54/0 vs NZ Hamilton
52/0 vs NZ Auckland
65/0 vs NZ Mount Maunganui
51/0 vs Aus Sydney
59/0 vs Aus Sydney
– First time in 978-match ODI history, India have conceded 100+ opening partnerships in three consecutive matches
106 Guptill-Nicholls, Mount Maunganui
156 Finch-Warner, Sydney
109*Finch-Warner, Sydney
– Most 100+ partnership for Aus in ODIs
16 Gilchrist & Hayden
12 Finch & Warner*
11 Ponting & Clarke
10 Hayden & Ponting
– Steven Smith become second player to hit five successive 50+ scores in ODIs against India after Kane Williamson in 2014.
– Fastest ODI 100s for Australia (balls)
51 G Maxwell vs SL Sydney 2015
57 J Faulkner vs Ind Bengaluru 2013
62 Steve Smith vs Ind Sydney 2020 (27 Nov)
62 Steve Smith vs Ind Sydney 2020 (29 Nov)
66 M Hayden vs SA Basseterre 2007
– Three consecutive ODI 100s vs India:
Zaheer Abbas in 1982-83
Nasir Jamshed in 2012-13
Quinton de Kock in 2013
Steve Smith in 2020
– Fourth time all of Australia‘s top four have scored 50+ in an ODI; second time they have done that against India after Jaipur, 2013 and also this is their highest score against India.
– Only the second time India have conceded 350+ in successive ODIs – 374/6 in 1st ODI and 374/4 so far today. The previous instance came against England in Jan 2017 – 350/7 in Pune and 366/8 in Cuttack (India won both games). And these four games slot in at four most expensive ODI spells for Bumrah.
– Highest ODI totals vs India:
438/4 SA Mumbai WS 2015
411/8 SL Rajkot 2009
389/4 Aus Sydney 2020 (29 Nov)
374/6 Aus Sydney 2020 (27 Nov)
366/8 Eng Cuttack 2017
– Five 50+ scores in an ODI innings:
Pak vs Zim Karachi 2008
Aus vs Ind Jaipur 2013 *
Aus vs Ind Sydney 2020 *
– Fewest inngs to 2000 ODI runs vs a team
34 Virat Kohli v WI
37 Rohit Sharma v Aus
40 Sachin Tendulkar v Aus
40 Virat Kohli v Aus
44 Viv Richards v Aus
44 Virat Kohli v SL
– Highest aggregate in an ODI in Australia
727 Aus (389) vs Ind (338) Sydney 2020 *
688 Aus (376) vs SL (312) Sydney 2015
682 Aus (374) vs Ind (308) Sydney 2020
681 Aus (369) vs Pak (312) Adelaide 2017
3rd ODI
Game Date: 02 December 2020
Details: India won the toss and elected to bat first in 3rd and final ODI against Pakistan. Indian team made 4 changes in the team and included Shubman Gill, debutant T Natarajan, Shardul Thakur and Kuldeep Yadav in place of Mayank Agarwal, Navdeep Saini, Mohammad Shami and Yuzvendra Chahal.
Australia also made 3 changes in their side and included debutant Cameron Green, Sean Abbott and Ashton Agar in place of David Warner, Pat Cummins and Mitchell Starc.
Team India scored 302/5 in their 50 overs after batting first. Hardik Pandya scored 92^ of 76 and Ravindra Jadeja scored 66* of 50 balls. For Australia Ashton Agar picks 2 for 44 in his 10 overs quota.
Australia unable to chased the target and all out for 289 runs in their 49.3 overs and lost the game by 13 runs but won the series 2-1. Aaron Finch scored 75 of 82 balls and Glenn Maxwell scored 59 of 38 balls. For India Shardul Thakurpicks 3 wickets for 51 runs in his 10 overs quota.
IND: 302/5 in 50 overs
AUS: 289 all out in 49.3 overs
Result: India won by 13 runs
Man of the Match: Hardik Pandya
Man of the Series: Steven Smith
Series Result: Australia won the series by 2-1
Stats
– Left-arm seamers for India (990 ODIs)
Karsan Ghavri
Rudra Pratap Singh (1986)
Rashid Patel
Zaheer Khan
Ashish Nehra
Irfan Pathan
Rudra Pratap Singh (2005-11)
Jaydev Unadkat
Barinder Sran
Khaleel Ahmed
T NATARAJAN
– Spinners opening the bowling in home ODIs (Aus)
S Warne v SA Sydney 1994
X Doherty v SL Adelaide 2012
N Lyon v Ind Canberra 2016
G Maxwell v Ind Canberra 2020*
– Innings to 12000 ODI runs
242 V KOHLI
300 S Tendulkar
314 R Ponting
336 K Sangakkara
379 S Jayasuriya
399 M Jayawardene
– Only the second time in his ODI career, Shreyas Iyer has dismissed by a spinner and Adam Zampa being the bowler on both instances.
– Dismissing Kohli in most consecutive ODI innings
4 Josh Hazlewood in 2020
3 Junaid Khan in 2013-13
3 Jhye Richardson in 2019
3 Trent Boult in 2019
– First time since his debut in 2008 (five innings), Virat Kohli has failed to score a century in calendar year in ODI cricket.
– 150* is the Highest sixth wicket partnership for India against Australia surpassing 123 between S Ramesh and Robin Singh at Colombo SSC in 1999.
– Highest sixth wicket partnership for India (ODI)
160 A Rayudu-S Binny vs Zim Harare 2015
158 Yuvraj-MS Dhoni vs Zim Harare 2005
150*Hardik-R Jadeja vs Aus Canberra 2020
– Worst ER for Indian spinners in an ODI series (3+ mat)
6.94 vs Pak 1982-83 (A)
6.86 vs Aus 2020 (A)
6.25 vs Eng 2017 (H)
6.23 Independence Cup 1998 (A)
– Highest SR in an ODI series (150+ runs)
212.74 S Jayasuriya Singer Cup 1996
194.18 G Maxwell vs Ind 2020 *
188.50 B McCullum World Cup 2015
182.92 Moeen Ali vs WI 2017
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