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Third ODI result: Australia beat India by 4 wickets

  •   Sat, Oct 19 2013 09:54:32 PM

Mohali, Oct 19 (IANS): Australia chased down India's total of 303/9 with four wickets in hand to take a 2-1 lead in the seven-match One-Day International (ODI) series at the Punjab Cricket Association Stadium here Saturday.

Adam Voges (76 not out) and James Faulkner (64 not out) came together in the end for the visitors to win the game with three balls to spare.

Earlier, India skipper Mahendra Singh Dhoni struck a fantastic unbeaten 139 to take India to a 300-par score.

Brief scores: India 303/9 in 50 overs (Mahendra Singh Dhoni 139 not out, Virat Kohli 68, Ravichandran Ashwin 28; Mitchell Johnson 4/46, Glenn Maxwell 1/8; Clint McKay 1/49) lost to Australia 304/6 in 49.3 overs (Adam Voges 76 not out, James Faulkner 64 not out, George Bailey 43; Vinay Kumar 2/50, Ravindra Jadeja 1/31, Bhuvneshwar Kumar 1/50).
  

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  • R N CHATTERJEE, WEST BENGAL

    Sun, Oct 20 2013

    I SHARMA/B KUMAR ARE NOT CONSISTENT INDIA SHOULD TAKE SUBSTITUTE OF THEM TO BOWL Y CARE PERFECTLY IN ADVERSE CONDITIONS.ALSO THE HEIGHT OF THE BOWLER ARE FACTORS LIKE MACGRA OF AUSTRALIA.THEY SHOULD BE TRAINED PROPERLY OTHERWISE INDIA WOULD LOSS THE CLOSE MATCH OCCATIONALLY.

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  • Rakesh shetty, mangalore

    Sun, Oct 20 2013


    EVERY MATCH IS FIXED. SIMPLY DONT WASTE YOUR PRECIOUS TIME IN FRONT OF THIS.

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  • Jai Sagar, India

    Sun, Oct 20 2013

    Sorry to see the disastrous defeat of Indian team.

    Ishant should have controlled that unforgettable over to some extent.

    But, one should not point fingers only at Ishant, for the reasons:
    1. Everyone had seen his bad times of bowling in the last 4 matches, but yet the team continued with him.
    2. In this match his bowling was not pretty good, then why did Mr. Dhoni completed 10 overs spell of Jadaje so early. He could have kept 1 or 2 overs pending for him and instead of Ishant, Jadaje should have been bowled as there was due troubling the fast bowlers. During Indian batting fast bowlers were punished in the last overs. From this the team India should have learnt the lesson and should not have repeated the same mistake.

    Young fast bowlers are sitting out as 12, 13, 14... out and are not getting chances. Give chances to these people. Getting back the oldies won't help. What if the aged oldies too fail. What will we perform in the next series and the upcoming World Cup.

    Our weakness is, we always want a few particular specific people to perform in all matches and never want them to be replaced and hardly give chances to young and new faces.

    Ishant, Ashwin, Raina & Kumar need some rest. Currently their time is going bad, so let them have some rest and training. Let the new people young talents be out on ground.

    Best of luck team India for the next match.

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