END OF OVER:50 | 15 Runs | AUS: 334/5 | RR: 6.68
- Marcus Stoinis15 (9b)
- Matthew Wade3 (3b)
- Mohammed Shami10-1-62-0
- Umesh Yadav10-0-71-4
4.58pm All in all, that's quite a fine innings from Australia. But depending on which camp you are in, you'd be a little disappointed or slightly happy with that total of 334. When Warner and Finch were going, it looked like Australia were set for 360, maybe more. But India pulled it back nicely in the end through wickets. These are short boundaries, and a decent surface, and a fine batting unit. We're in for a cracker. Back soon.
David Warner: "I wanted to take it to the bowlers, and was able to do that today. It's pretty good if bowlers miss their length but when the adjust their length, it's hard to swing through the line. We feed off each other very well. Was a bit nervous here and there, it's a team game. We thought anything over 300 would be good, but we have to bowl well."
Last ball.
Aashish Calla: "From 231 for no loss in 35 overs to wherever Aus end up now after 50, it's yet again been a really poor finish from them. Most teams would have scored 370-380 from where they were!"
Right then, Shami will bowl the last over
END OF OVER:49 | 13 Runs 1 Wkt | AUS: 319/5 | RR: 6.51
- Matthew Wade0 (1b)
- Marcus Stoinis3 (5b)
- Umesh Yadav10-0-71-4
- Mohammed Shami9-1-47-0
Wade. Can Australia get 330 or more?
PSP Handscomb b Yadav 43 (54m 30b 3x4 1x6) SR: 143.33
Umesh's last over. Australia need a quick lift