28/09Result
4th ODI (D/N), Australia tour of India at Bengaluru, Sep 28 2017
Australia won by 21 runs
Player of the Match
David Warner
David WarnerAustralia
28/09Result
4th ODI (D/N), Australia tour of India at Bengaluru, Sep 28 2017
Australia won by 21 runs
Player of the Match
David Warner
David WarnerAustralia

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."

49.6
1
Mohammed Shami to Stoinis, 1 run, shortish and wide, sliced to point for a run. Good finish that from Stoinis

Last ball.

49.5
4
Mohammed Shami to Stoinis, FOUR, lovely batting from Stoinis. Full and straight from Shami, Stoinis flicks away over square leg with the angle of swing. A momentum-stealing over
49.4
6
Mohammed Shami to Stoinis, SIX, a slower length delivery outside off, the legcutter, sits up for Stoinis to whack over midwicket. Short boundaries, big hit, six.

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!"

49.3
1
Mohammed Shami to Wade, 1 run, terrific yorker on off, all Wade can do is chip the ball to cover and take the available single
49.2
2
Mohammed Shami to Wade, 2 runs, a slower ball down leg, clipped down to deep fine leg for a couple. Good running.
49.1
1
Mohammed Shami to Stoinis, 1 run, short outside off, smashed down to long-on for a run

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
48.6
0
Yadav to Wade, no run, two dots to finish. Good comeback from Umesh. Shortish on off, Wade can't contact and is struck on the pad.

Wade. Can Australia get 330 or more?

48.5
W
Yadav to Handscomb, OUT, and bowled him off the next ball. Full and straight, seaming back in, Handscomb misses a big slog and the ball uproots off stump. Yikes. Just enough reverse swing for Shami. That's a fine cameo by a fine, young batsman

PSP Handscomb b Yadav 43 (54m 30b 3x4 1x6) SR: 143.33

48.4
6
Yadav to Handscomb, SIX, a slower ball outside off, Handscomb picks the variation, stays in his crease and goes weeeee over midwicket. Shot. Big hit
48.3
4
Yadav to Handscomb, FOUR, Rahane goes for the catch, the ball bounces in front of him and deflects off him into the boundary at the sweeper cover boundary
48.2
1
Yadav to Stoinis, 1 run, short outside off, cut to deep point. Stoinis sends Handscomb back late. A full throw to Dhoni would have had Handscomb
48.1
2lb
Yadav to Stoinis, 2 leg byes, a half stop from Dhoni, saved two. Full down leg, clips the pad. Dhoni dives to his left and gets a glove on it

Umesh's last over. Australia need a quick lift

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Hundred in hundredth

8

No. of players to score a century in their 100th ODI, including Warner. He's the first Australia player to do so and first by any player in last 10 years.

Chinnaswamy's top

183

Previous highest partnership in ODIs at Chinnaswamy for any wicket, between Watson and Haddin against Canada in 2011 World Cup. Warner and Finch have gone past that stand.

Opening high

2013

Last time an opening pair added 100+ runs against India in India, before Warner and Finch doing in this game. Finch and Hughes were the last to do in Pune in 2013-14 tour.

Top start

47.67

Australia's average first powerplay score this series in the first 3 ODIs - scores of 47, 47 and 49. In this match they added 63 runs without losing a wicket, their most in this series.

Warner's century

100

No. of ODIs for Warner. He's the 28th Australia player to appear in 100 or more ODIs.

Lucky venue

2003

Last time India lost an ODI at Chinnaswamy Stadium. Since then they have played 7, won 5, tied 1 and 1 was no-result. India have lost only one ODI v Aus at the venue in 6 previous encounters.