RESULT3rd ODI: IND vs AFG
AFG218/10(44.2)
IND224/1(28.4)
India won by 9 wickets
RESULT2nd T20I
AUS196/5(20)
BAN189/6(20)
Australia won by 7 runs
RESULT1st T20I: BAN vs AUS
BAN131/10(19)
AUS133/6(18.2)
Australia won by 4 wickets
RESULT2nd ODI: IND vs AFG
IND402/10(49.5)
AFG232/9(44.3)
India won by 170 runs
RESULT3rd T20: WI vs SL
SL169/10(20)
WI170/5(19.4)
West Indies won by 5 wickets
RESULT6th T20I IND W vs PAK W
IND W170/6(20)
PAK W106/10(17)
India Women won by 64 runs
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India tour of Australia 2024-25 - 1st Test Match: Australia vs India, Nov 22, 2024, at Lavington Sports Oval, Albury, New South Wales

Result

Test Match · India tour of Australia 2024-25 · 22 Nov 2024

Perth

India won by 295 runs

Toss: India, who chose to bat

1st Test

Player of the match: Jasprit Bumrah

IND150/10(49.4 ov)&487/6(134.3 ov)
AUS104/10(51.2 ov)&238/10(58.4 ov)

Target: 151 in 49.4 ov

SummaryFull ScorecardFull CommentaryGraphsPredict
Over 58.4
Australia
238/10
RR 4.08
BattersRB4s6sSR
Travis Head901028088.24
Mitchell Marsh47663271.21
BowlersOMRWEcon
Jasprit Bumrah1214233.50
Mohammed Siraj1425133.64
Last Wicket: Alex Carey · 10/238•Partnership: 3 (10 balls)
This over → previous
Ov 594 runs
W58.5
258.4
058.3
058.2
Ov 583 runs
157.7
157.6
157.5
057.4
057.3
057.2
Ov 573 runs
256.7
156.6
056.5
056.4
056.3
056.2
Ov 5612 runs
455.7
455.6
455.5
055.2
Ov 5510 runs
254.7
254.6
254.5
254.4
254.3
054.2
Ov 5412 runs
W53.7
W53.5
353.4
353.3
053.2
Ov 5321 runs
652.7
652.6
452.5
452.4
152.3

Ball-by-ball commentary

Full commentary →
  1. 58.5W

    Over 58.4 Harshit Rana bowls good length delivery to Alex Carey, and that’s the end of his stay in the middle, clean bowled! .Bowled him!

  2. 58.42

    Over 58.3 Harshit Rana bowls short of length delivery to Alex Carey, pulls it away through mid wicketTwo runs

  3. 58.30
  4. 58.20
  5. End of Over 58 (3 runs)AUS 717/8
    Washington Sundar 14-0-147-2Alex Carey 120(51)Josh Hazlewood 16(7)
  6. 57.71
  7. 57.61

    Over 57.5 Washington Sundar bowls flighted delivery to Josh Hazlewood, gets forward and defends it towards the bowler.No runs

  8. 57.51

    Over 57.4 Washington Sundar bowls flighted delivery to Alex Carey, plays a sweep shot through fine leg.Single

  9. 57.40

    Over 57.3 Washington Sundar bowls flighted delivery to Alex Carey, gets forward and defends it towards the bowler.No runs

  10. 57.30

    Over 57.2 Washington Sundar bowls flighted delivery to Alex Carey, gets forward and defends it towards point.No runs

  11. 57.20

    Over 57.1 Washington Sundar bowls flighted delivery to Alex Carey, gets forward and defends it towards silly point.No runs

  12. End of Over 57 (3 runs)AUS 714/8
    Harshit Rana 12.1-0-209-0Alex Carey 119(47)Josh Hazlewood 14(5)
  13. 56.72
    Over 56.6: No runs. Harshit Rana to Josh Hazlewood,
  14. 56.61
    Over 56.5: Single. Harshit Rana to Alex Carey,
  15. 56.50
    Over 56.4: No runs. Harshit Rana to Alex Carey,
  16. 56.40
    Over 56.3: No runs. Harshit Rana to Alex Carey,
  17. 56.30
    Over 56.2: No runs. Harshit Rana to Alex Carey,
  18. 56.20
    Over 56.1: No runs. Harshit Rana to Alex Carey,

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