Introduction
The article India Vs Australia - 3 - ODI presents the highlights of India and Australia's 3rd ODI Match. The present article related to Current Affairs. Current Affairs section is very important in several exams is a vital section in the recruitment exams of different professions in government sector in India.
Highlights
- MS Dhoni played the perfect number 4 and saw India totally through.
- Rohit Sharma had said that he should need to see Dhoni bat in that position anyway Kohli trusts Dhoni is most proper for number five.
- Ambati Rayudu, who got the sponsorship from the chief after his execution against West Indies as the perfect number four, had a forgettable arrangement in Australia at the same time, it appears the group the executives will stay with him in the New Zealand arrangement at any rate.
- MS Dhoni may have scored 51 in the first ODI however what was spoken about more was the 96 balls he devoured at the same time in a match in which India in the long run missed the mark concerning the objective by 34 runs.
- He never showed signs of change his batting style in the second and third ODIs yet figured out how to remain put until the last five overs of the pursuit.
- His excellent performance in the Test series made it quite obvious that Jadeja would be given a run in the ODIs.
- It is difficult to see him being selected ahead of Kuldeep Yadav or Yuzvendra Chahal in conditions that are suiting spinners. He wasn’t a standout performer in this ODI series, unlike his exploits with both bat and ball in the Tests.
- He got four wickets in the second match and two more in the third while stifling Australia for runs throughout his spell.
- He was the highest wicket-taker in the series. Teams who India will be facing in the World Cup will be rather worried about the prospect of Bhuvneshwar and Jasprit Bumrah hunting in pairs.
- Losing a Test series and a bilateral ODI series for the first time ever to an Indian team is not a great way to warm-up for the World Cup.
- Australia’s middle order batsmen were impressive in the series, consistently putting together partnerships but their efforts were made to look inadequate by a misfiring top three.
- Aaron Finch, Alex Carey and Usman Khawaja scored a combined 187 across three ODI’s out of which 114 was scored Khawaja alone.