India vs Australia ODI series 2022-23
1st ODI:
First ODI of the series of 3 ODI matches between India and Australia is going to be played at the Wankhede Stadium, Mumbai on March 17th 2023.
India vs Australia History:
Overall:
Series:
This is going to be the fourteenth bilateral series between the teams. The home team won 6 times whereas the visiting side won 7 times.
The longest streak without a draw between the teams is 13 series in the span of 38 years from 1984-85 to present, in which the home side won 6 times, whereas the opposition won 7 times.
The consecutive winning streak for India against Australia was 2 series (twice) from 2010-11 to 2015-16 and from 2017-18 to 2018-19.
The longest undefeated streak for India against Australia was 2 series (twice) from 2010-11 to 2015-16 and from 2017-18 to 2018-19.
The consecutive winning streak for Australia against India was 3 series from 2000-01 to 2010-11.
The longest undefeated streak for Australia against India was 3 series from 2000-01 to 2010-11.
Last 5 (completed) series results of India against Australia are LWLWW.
Matches:
The teams completed 143 meetings in the longest format of the limited overs cricket, till date. The host won 53 times, whereas the opponent won 80 times. Ten (10) games were called off without any result (No Result).
The consecutive winning streak for India against Australia was 4 matches (thrice) from 1996 to 1998, from 2016 to 2017 and from 2019 to 2019.
The longest undefeated streak for India against Australia was 4 matches (thrice) from 1996 to 1998, from 2016 to 2017 and from 2019 to 2019.
The consecutive winning streak for Australia against India was 7 matches from 1999 to 2000.
The longest undefeated streak for Australia against India was 11 matches from 2004 to 2007.
Last 5 (completed) match results of India against Australia are WLLWW.
Indian Backyard:
Series:
This is going to be the eleventh bilateral series between the teams. The home team won 5 times whereas the visiting side also won 5 times.
The longest streak without a draw between the teams is 10 series in the span of 38 years from 1984-85 to present, in which the home side won 5 times, whereas the opposition won 5 times, too.
The consecutive winning streak for India against Australia was 3 series from 2010-11 to 2018-19.
The longest undefeated streak for India against Australia was 3 series from 2010-11 to 2018-19.
The consecutive winning streak for Australia against India was 3 series from 2000-01 to 2010-11.
The longest undefeated streak for Australia against India was 3 series from 2000-01 to 2010-11.
Last 5 (completed) series results of India against Australia are WLWWW.
Matches:
The teams completed 64 meetings in the longest format of the limited overs cricket, till date. The host won 29 times, whereas the opponent won 30 times. Five (5) engagements were called off without any result (No Result).
The consecutive winning streak for India against Australia was 5 matches from 2013 to 2017.
The longest undefeated streak for India against Australia was 6 matches from 2013 to 2017.
The consecutive winning streak for Australia against India was 4 matches (twice) from 2003 to 2007 and from 2019 to 2020.
The longest undefeated streak for Australia against India was 7 matches from 2003 to 2007.
Last 5 (completed) match results of India against Australia are WWLLL.
Points and Rankings:
The series is the comparison between the first rank (India (114)) and second rank (Australia (112)) teams, a perfect series. The host is just 2 points ahead of the visitors.
The Home Team:
The team completed 1026 games in the format. Out of them, the team won 538 times and lost 436 times. 9 games resulted in a tie. 43 outings were called off without any result (No Result).
Last 5 (completed) series results of India are WWLLW.
Last 5 (completed) match results of India are WWWWW.
The Visiting Team:
The team completed 975 games in the format. Out of them, the team won 592 times and lost 340 times. 9 games resulted in a tie. 34 outings were called off without any result (No Result).
Last 5 (completed) series results of Australia are WWWLL.
Last 5 (completed) match results of Australia are WWWWW.
The First Outing:
The result of the match will impact the team’s points, as if the result will go in favor of the host then the home side will gain a (1) point without any impact in the ranking, whereas the opponent will lose a couple (2) of points with a couple (2) of positions in the ranking. On the other hand, in case of a reverse result, the visiting team will gain a (1) point with a (1) position in the ranking and the home team will lose a (1) point with a (1) position in the ranking. In case of a tied match, both the teams will neither gain nor lose either the points or the ranking.
Venue Weather:
Weather forecast of Mumbai shows the weather would be pretty sunny and clear throughout the play. There will be less chances of rain, as the precipitation percentage would be between 2% to 24%. The temperature would be between 28 to 30 Celsius. The wind would be between 6 – 16 km/h. The speed of wind and the temperature, both would decrease gradually.
Toss and Pitch:
Teams preferred to bat first after winning the toss, which happened 15 times out of 22 played games. The selection didn’t favor the teams slightly, as the teams won 7 times and lost 8 times.
Last 5 (completed) match results at the venue, when the team chose to bat first, are LWLLW.
On the other hand, the teams who chose to field first, won 3 times and lost 4 times.
Last 5 (completed) match results at the venue, when the team chose to field first, are WLWWL.
The teams never lost any game after choosing to field first since 2011.
The first batting team won the match 11 times. Whereas, the teams, who batted second, won the match 11 times, as well.
Last 5 (completed) match results at the venue, while the team bat first, are LLWLL.
The home side never won any match while defending the target since 1996.
Overall, 10 times the teams won the toss, won the match and lost 12 times.
Last 5 (completed) match results at the venue, while winning the toss, are WLWLL.
Home Team:
Particularly, for India, the team won the toss 8 times in 19 games. The team won 4 times and lost also 4 times.
Last 5 (completed) match results of India at the venue, while winning the toss, are LWLWW.
The team never lost any outing after choosing to field first since 1987.
The team never won any outing after choosing to bat first since 1996.
Last 5 (completed) match results of India at the venue, while losing the toss, are LLWWW.
The home team never won a match while defending the target after losing the toss since 1987.
Score:
The lowest defended total was 220 runs in 1996, and the highest successful chase was 281 runs in 2017.
The first innings lowest total was 115 runs in 1998 and the highest total was 438 runs in 2015. For the second innings, the lowest total was 153 runs (completed innings) in 2011 and the highest was 289 runs (in 40 overs game) in 1987.
The batting average of the first innings is 31.28 and 31.90 is for the second innings.
ODI History Between the Teams at the Venue:
Both the teams faced each other 4 times at the venue. The home team won once, whereas the foreign team won thrice.
Last 5 (completed) match results of India against Australia at the venue are LWLL -.
Teams’ ODI History at Venue:
The Home Side:
The home side has an above average record at the place. The team won 10 times and lost 9 times in 19 played outings.
Last 5 (completed) match results of India at the venue are LLLWW.
The side has never won any outings since 2011.
The Visiting Side:
The visiting team has an excellent record. The team won thrice and lost once in 4 played outings.
Last 5 (completed) match results of Australia at the venue are WLWW -.
Selected XI for both the Teams:
India:
The side comes with three (3) pacers and a (1) spinner, as the team would include a couple (2) of all-rounders, one with spin and the other with pace.
India Eleven: I. Kishan, S. Gill, V. Kohli, S. Yadav, KL. Rahul, H. Pandya, R. Jadeja, S. Thakur, K. Yadav, M. Siraj, M. Shami
Australia:
The side comes with a (1) pacer and a (1) spinner, as the team would include a couple (2) of all-rounders, both with pace and a plenty (4) of batting all-rounders, a couple (2) with spin and others with pace.
Australia Eleven: T. Head, M. Marsh, S. Smith, M. Labuschagne, J. Inglis, C. Green, G. Maxwell, M. Stoinis, S. Abbott, M. Starc, A. Zampa
*Notes: the result of the most recent match is at the left. *Notes: D means draw in “last five series results”. *Notes: T means tie in “last five match results”. *Notes: “*” means the match was tied but the match was resulted through one over eliminator. *Notes: Images were taken from Google Search. *Notes: https://thesportsrush.com/cricket-news-hardik-pandya-bowling-watch-indian-all-rounder-dismisses-steve-smith-in-sydney-odi/
