India vs Australia, Highlights, 1st ODI in Mumbai, Full Cricket Score: Warner, Finch slam tons as Aussies go 1-0 up with 10-wicket win

India vs Australia 1st ODI Live Updates: It's over! Warner hits a boundary to take his team to the victory line. A 258-run opening partnership between Finch and Warner takes Australia to a comprehensive 10-wicket win in the first ODI. They take a 1-0 lead in the series. India have been completely decimated today. One of the worst losses ever.

India vs Australia, Highlights, 1st ODI in Mumbai, Full Cricket Score: Warner, Finch slam tons as Aussies go 1-0 up with 10-wicket win

India Vs Australia At Wankhede Stadium, Mumbai, 14 January, 2020

14 January, 2020
Starts (IST)
Match Ended

255/10 (49.1 ov)

1st ODI

258/0 (37.4 ov)

Australia beat India by 10 wickets

20:49 (IST)

We are just glad the day is over for the Indian team. The start to the much-anticipated India-Australia series has been completely unexpected. India have been humbled in their own backyard as Australia take a 1-0 lead in the ODI series with a thumping 10-wicket. With the other two matches coming thick and fast, India have very little time to recover and mount a comeback. But a team like India is never going to give it up easily. Which means we have two exciting games coming up. Hope you enjoyed our coverage today. We will see you for the second ODI on 17 January. Till then, good bye! 

20:47 (IST)

David Warner is the Man of the Match!

Warner: I've always had the hunger and desire to put my best foot forward for the team. We got off to a flier with Finchy and myself, and (we had to) just hang in there. For us in the middle period it's about rotating the strike, try and hit a boundary and exerting some pressure. It's about hanging in there. For me it's about putting in a hundred percent effort all the time. I really do everything at a hundred percent.

20:46 (IST)

Aaron Finch, winning captain: Shikhar Dhawan and KL Rahul were batting very well, we thought they will go onto score big as they usually do. So, I am proud of the way the boys fought back. We could still brush up in the field a bit but that happens sometimes when the outfield is slightly damp. Overall, a good performance. Always tough to beat India in India.

20:43 (IST)

Highest targets chased down without losing a wicket in ODIs:

279 : SA v Ban, Kimberley, 2017
256 : Aus v Ind, Mumbai, 2020*
255 : Eng v SL, Edgbaston, 2016

This is India’s third consecutive loss at Mumbai (Wankhede) in ODIs.

Highest stands for Australia in ODIs:

284 : Head/Warner v Pak, Adelaide, 2017
260 : Smith/Warner v Afg, Perth, 2015
258* : Finch/Warner v Ind, Mumbai, 2020*

Umang Pabari, Cricket statistician

20:43 (IST)
20:42 (IST)

Virat Kohli, India captain: Totally outplayed in all three departments. It's a very strong Australian team and they'll hurt you if you're not upto the mark. We were too respectful to the bowlers in certain phases. It's another challenge for us to bounce back from here, but today, total credit has to go to them. The more game time these guys get, whether T20 cricket or ODI cricket... it's an opportunity for the youngsters to step up against the top sides in the world. (On Kohli at 4) We've had this discussion many times in the past as well. The way KL's batting, we've tried to include him in the batting line up. We'll probably have to think about that now. It's about wanting to test guys and put them in there, and people need not panic after one game.

20:38 (IST)

Will have to wait a little longer to watch Labuschagne bat in the yellow jersey

20:36 (IST)

Australia outclassed India in all departments today

20:35 (IST)

India have been given a 'reality check', feels spin legend Bishan Singh Bedi

20:27 (IST)

10 wickets victory against India in ODIs:‬

New Zealand, Melbourne, 1981‬
‪West Indies, Bridgetown, 1997‬
‪South Africa, Sharjah, 2000‬
‪South Africa, Kolkata, 2005‬
‪Australia, Mumbai, 2020*‬

Umang Pabari, Cricket statistician

20:27 (IST)
20:25 (IST)

It's over! Warner hits a boundary to take his team to the victory line. A 258-run opening partnership between Finch and Warner takes Australia to a comprehensive 10-wicket win in the first ODI. They take a 1-0 lead in the series. India have been completely decimated today. One of the worst losses ever. 

After 38 overs,Australia 258/0 ( David Warner 128 , Aaron Finch (C) 110)

Highlights

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India vs Australia 1st ODI Live Updates: It's over! Warner hits a boundary to take his team to the victory line. A 258-run opening partnership between Finch and Warner takes Australia to a comprehensive 10-wicket win in the first ODI. They take a 1-0 lead in the series. India have been completely decimated today. One of the worst losses ever.

Preview: After back-to-back T20I series, the attention shifts to the 50-over format as the ODI series between India and Australia kicks off in Mumbai on Tuesday (14 January). The series will mark the return of regular vice-captain Rohit Sharma who was rested for the T20I series against Sri Lanka.

This is a very strong Australian ODI outfit visiting India, led by Aaron Finch, who has shaped into an able leader since taking the reins from then banned Steve Smith. One can say that most of the Australian players feel at home in India and conditions and pitch would not really bother them. Courtesy the Indian Premier League (IPL), they spend at least a month playing in the league across the country in different stadiums.

Finch, David Warner, Steve Smith, Ashton Turner and Pat Cummins are some of the IPL regulars and their experience of playing in Indian conditions will be very handy for the visitors. Despite such a star-studded squad, most focus will be on Marnus Labuschagne, who has been a phenomenon in Tests since coming in as concussion substitute for Steve Smith during the Ashes. He is expected to feature in the playing XI in Mumbai in the first ODI.

India will be bolstered by the comeback of Jasprit Bumrah to the ODI setup as well. After almost a four-month layoff due to back injury, Bumrah made his comeback in the T20I series where he did well. Bowling 10-over spell will test his fitness further and get him into ODI groove as well.

India have a pretty strong squad in place. But they do have a sweet headache to take care of. And that is KL Rahul. Given the form that he is in, it is going to be very difficult to ask him to warm the bench but that will mean resting Shikhar Dhawan who has not so bad to get dropped. Also, dropping Dhawan means team management plays unnecessarily with well-settled opening combination.

So does Rahul play at No. 4? If that happens, would he be as successful? Is it justice for Shreyas Iyer who has been so good at No. 4 recently? Does Kohli go back at No. 4? There are many questions that the Indian team management will have to answer on 14 January. Nevertheless, it is a great headache to have for any team.

Squads:

India Team Players:  Shikhar DhawanYuzvendra ChahalShivam DubeShreyas IyerManish PandeyRishabh Pant (wk), KL RahulVirat Kohli(c)Ravindra JadejaKuldeep YadavShardul ThakurJasprit Bumrah Navdeep Saini, Rohit Sharma, Mohammed Shami, Kedar Jadhav

Australia team players: Aaron Finch (c), Alex Carey (wk), Pat Cummins, Ashton Agar, Peter Handscomb, Josh Hazlewood, Marnus Labuschagne, Kane Richardson, D'Arcy Short, Steven Smith, Mitchell Starc, Ashton Turner, David Warner, Adam Zampa

Updated Date: January 14, 2020 20:49:41 IST

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