Mitchell Starc claimed 5 for 53 for his ninth five-wicket haul in ODIs. Australia romped home in 11 overs to level the three-match series at 1-1. Mitchell Marsh cracked an unbeaten 66 in 36 balls.
The final of the Indian Wells between Carlos Alcaraz and Daniil Medvedev is scheduled to start at 4:30 am on Monday, March 20. The 27-year-old is currently going through a purple patch in his career.
India bowled out for just 117 runs, their lowest total at home vs Australia. Left-arm pacer Mitchell Starc picked his 9th five-wicket-haul in ODIs. Starc picked up four wickets in the Indian top order.
IND vs AUS LIVE Cricket ScoreAt 39/4, india's hopes appeared extinguished with Mitchell Starc bowling the spell of a lifetime and putting the Aussies in the driver's seat. India will have concerns regarding their top order heading into the remaining games at Visakhapatnam and Chennai.
Umesh Yadav sprinted for two in the 177th over with the score reading 568/7. Kohli was clearly heard asking Umesh to be ready for running two on the next delivery. Axar Patel's innings of 79 was brought to an end by Mitchell Starc in the 173rd over.
Australia have announced an 18-man squad for their upcoming tour of india. The squad features four frontline spinners with uncapped Todd Murphy given a maiden Test call-up. Left-arm pacer Mitchell Starc has also been named but he will miss the series opener.
Todd Murphy has been named as one of four spinners selected for next month's test tour to India. He is the only player in the group not to have played Test cricket before. Captain Pat Cummins, Mitchell Starc, Josh Hazlewood, Scott Boland and Lance Morris are the five quicks.
Starc suffered a serious blow to his middle finger of his left hand during the second Test against south africa. He was forced to miss the third test due to his finger injury. The all-rounder is expected to remain on the sidelines for the first test in Nagpur.
GETTY Key Aussie star likely to miss opening Test vs India. Australia missed the services of a couple of star players in the final Test. Fast bowler Mitchell Starc is in doubt to feature in the series.
Mitchell Starc is aiming to be fit for the second test on australia's Qantas tour of india. The 32-year-old's middle finger of his left hand remains in a brace after he detached the tendon from the bone in the boxing day test in the NRMA Insurance series. He has been the second quick alongside pat Cummins on the most recent Test tours in Asia.
Mitchell Starc's finger injury has ruled him out of the third and final test against south africa. The left-armer snapped a tendon in the middle finger of his bowling hand in a fielding mishap on day one. Starc stepped up to help a shorthanded attack dismiss south Africa for 204 on day four.
Mitchell Starc bowled Rassie van der Dussen for a duck with a sizzling yorker. The landmark came on the ground where Starc had made his Test debut against New Zealand in 2011. Starc joins Shane Warne, Glenn McGrath, Nathan Lyon, Dennis Lillee, Mitchell Johnson and Brett Lee on 300 Test wickets.
Social media bracing for another storm after Mitchell Starc referred to Deepti Sharma during the third and final match between Australia and England. It all happened when Buttler was seen backing up too early just like Charlie Dean of England who was run out by india’s women cricketer.
Allrounder David Warner, allrounders Mitchell Marsh and Marcus Stoinis and pace spearhead Mitchell Starc all return to the 16-man squad after missing the recent three-match Qantas T20 series in India. Australia will play new zealand on saturday in the second round of the series against the west indies. The series will be staged in a warm-up match against india on October 17.
Mitchell Starc and all-rounders Marcus Stoinis will miss the T20 tour of india. The three-match tour starts in Mohali on sept. 21 before heading to Nagpur.
