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Australia v India ¦ 2nd ODI - Dettol Series ¦ 29th Nov 2020 ¦ SYDNEY ¦ 9:10 AM IST


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ICC Men's Cricket World Cup Super league  2020-22

ODI NO- 4266

29 November 2020 - day/night match (50-over match)

 

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Ground Details

The Sydney Cricket Ground has hosted four ODIs since January 2018. The average score batting first at this venue is 306 and the team batting first have gone on to win thrice. As we saw in the first ODI, the new ball does not swing much.

 

 

Though India suffered a drubbing in the first ODI, it saw a lot of runs scored by the batsmen.

Hardik’s 90 in the first ODI was the highest score by an Indian batsman batting at number six in ODIs in Australia. He equalled or bettered the highest score of players like Rahul Dravid, Virender Sehwag, MS Dhoni and Suresh Raina Down Under. 

As for Australia, it was a perfect game. They should be relieved that the first spell of three overs for 40 by Mitchell Starc – one of the few players not involved in the IPL – did not cost them much.

 

If everyone is fit, there is unlikely to be a change for either side.

However, Marcus Stoinis suffered a side strain during the first ODI and did not complete his seventh over. If he fails to recover, we might see a debut for Cameron Green.

 

Umpires - Gerard Abood & Paul Reiffel

Match Ref - David Boon

 

 

 

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Edited by OpeningBatsman
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Battleground Sydney, a must win game for Ind to stay alive in the series and make the last game at Canberra the decider

 

Potential changes: 

* Aus: A concern over Stoinis, who walked off the field. Green or Abbot may come in 

* Ind: Chahal walked off the field too. So Kuldeep may get an opportunity (Ind likely to play 2 spinners). One from Bumrah, Shami and Saini could be rotated for “work load management”. Iyer is a suspect v short stuff (Aus has made notes) so Samson or Gill may get a look in 

 

Edited by zen
Posted (edited)
10 minutes ago, zen said:

One from Bumrah, Shami and Saini could be rotated for “work load management”.

 

 

If Bumrah, Shami and Saini are going be our 3 pacers for the Test matches then they should play as many matches in Australia as possible and practice bowling the correct lengths needed in Australia  (  they would have to pitch the ball up a bit more to hit the top of off stump as the pitches are more bouncy )

 

If any rest is needed then it is better to rest them by rotation in T20Is ( a format where length bowling is done only in a couple of overs max per pacer )

 

I hope the Bumrah, Shami and Saini trio get to play the remaining 2 ODIs too, for the reason stated above.

 

 

Edited by express bowling
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Australia have three possible replacements for Stoin in the next match. Polar opposite to us.. cameron green/sean abbott/moises henriques. Will be interesting to see if they are willing to debut Cameron Green as he is one of the most hyped young players in recent times

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16 minutes ago, express bowling said:

 

 

If Bumrah, Shami and Saini are going be our 3 pacers for the Test matches then they should play as many matches in Australia as possible and practice bowling the correct lengths needed in Australia  (  they would have to pitch the ball up a bit more to hit the top of off stump as the pitches are more bouncy )

 

If any rest is needed then it is better to rest them by rotation in T20Is ( a format where length bowling is done only in a couple of overs max per pacer )

 

I hope the Bumrah, Shami and Saini trio get to play the remaining 2 ODIs too, for the reason stated above.

 

 


Agree in an ideal scenario but I guess with injuries a concern on a long tour, availability of two tour games (+ difficult to field replacements quickly with quarantine and Ishant out) and Tests the priority, TM would also be focused on keeping the key bowlers fit and fresh (an unfit bowler in rhythm is no good) 

Edited by zen
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12 minutes ago, zen said:


Agree in an ideal scenario but I guess with injuries a concern on a long tour, availability of two tour games (+ difficult to field replacements quickly with quarantine and Ishant out) and Tests the priority, TM would also be focused on keeping the key bowlers fit and fresh (an unfit bowler in rhythm is no good) 

 

 

If fitness is an issue then rest them by rotation in T20Is.

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13 minutes ago, express bowling said:

 

 

If fitness is an issue then rest them by rotation in T20Is.


Keeping Bumrah & Shami fit and fresh for the tests would be one of the key agendas for TM esp. considering the challenges discussed .... For the 3rd pacer, we have alternative in Siraj so Saini may get to play more in LOIs (unless he has niggles such as back spasm) 

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33 minutes ago, zen said:


Keeping Bumrah & Shami fit and fresh for the tests would be one of the key agendas for TM esp. considering the challenges discussed .... For the 3rd pacer, we have alternative in Siraj so Saini may get to play more in LOIs (unless he has niggles such as back spasm) 

Bro they have had a long long rest period before IPL too. Also if they can't handle 3 odis without getting injured, what are the chances they will last through the tests. They can rest from the t20is if needed.

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Kohli needs to bat at 4 and promote Rahul at 3. I am saying this since world cup that if he bats at 4, half of our middle order problem is solved. Not sure why he is so adamant in vacating no.3 spot. Even great Sachin Tendulkar had to vacate the opening slot keeping in mind the interest of the team.

Rahul is not a no.5 batsman and we are just wasting his talent there like we did with Rohit for years.

Mayank
Dhawan
Rahul
Kohli
Iyer
Pandya
Jadeja
Kuldeep
Chahal
Bumrah
Shami

:isalute:

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The problem is not the 6th bowler.  It's the 5th.  True balance comes from having at least one guy who can give 10 overs, but would also make it in simply based on batting skills.  Like Yuvraj Singh.  If only Pandya was not hurt or Jadeja could reliably bat higher, they'd be much better off.  

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12 minutes ago, Austin 3:!6 said:

Kohli needs to bat at 4 and promote Rahul at 3. I am saying this since world cup that if he bats at 4, half of our middle order problem is solved. Not sure why he is so adamant in vacating no.3 spot. Even great Sachin Tendulkar had to vacate the opening slot keeping in mind the interest of the team.

Rahul is not a no.5 batsman and we are just wasting his talent there like we did with Rohit for years.

Mayank
Dhawan
Rahul
Kohli
Iyer
Pandya
Jadeja
Kuldeep
Chahal
Bumrah
Shami

:isalute:

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Look at Bairstow's innings at 4 yesterday, he has been an opener or at max top 3 for them for a while and then he goes and does that..Morgan has been batting at 4 for ages but now drops down to give Malan and Bairstow chances and will still win matches from lower down.

 

Thats what top players are about, be flexible. Kohli needs to adjust for the betterment of the team.

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Probably the same team for the 2nd ODI will be picked, if result is same they should consider the following for 3rd ODI:

 

M Agarwal & S Iyer looked dodgy against short ball, try the following, rest Shami & Bumrah:

 

S Dhawan

S Samson

V Kohli

S Gill

KL Rahul

H Pandya

R Jadeja

N Saini

Kuldeep Y

T Natarajan

Y Chahal/S Thakur

 

The ODI squad should have included D Chahar instead of S Thakur

 

 

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