India’s home advantage and recent form give them a slight edge over Australia.
India’s home advantage and recent form give them a slight edge over Australia.
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Teams: India vs Australia
Ground: Dr. Y.S. Rajasekhara Reddy ACA-VDCA Cricket Stadium, Visakhapatnam
Series: Australia tour of India, 2023
Hours of play: 01:30 PM GMT / 07:00 PM LOCAL
Match day: November 23, 2023
Betting odds for the match will be added closer to the match day.
Rohit Sharma (c), Shubman Gill, Cheteshwar Pujara, Virat Kohli, Ajinkya Rahane, Ishan Kishan (Wk), Ravindra Jadeja, Axar Patel, Shardul Thakur, Mohammed Siraj, Mohammed Shami
Usman Khawaja, David Warner, Marnus Labuschagne, Steve Smith, Travis Head, Cameron Green, Alex Carey (Wk), Mitchell Starc, Pat Cummins (c), Nathan Lyon, Scott Boland
Virat Kohli: The former India captain is in fine form and is expected to replicate his recent performances.
Shubman Gill: He was instrumental for the side in a previous match, scoring a century and creating a 200-run partnership. He scored 104 off 97 deliveries, including six boundaries and four maximums.
Mitchell Marsh: Returning from injury, Marsh has done a commendable job so far. He registered a half-century in both matches so far and is currently the leading run-scorer of the ongoing series.
David Warner: Warnerβs impending return is likely to reshape the line-up.
Based on recent performances and current form, here are a few probable best bowlers for the upcoming India vs Australia cricket match on November 23:
Kuldeep Yadav: Indiaβs premier spinner will be looking to make a big impact at Chepaukβs spin-friendly pitch. His recent form puts him at the top.
Ravindra Jadeja: The 34-year-old all-rounder has claimed a three-wicket haul in the rain-marred second ODI.
Nathan Ellis: While the senior Aussie quicks went for plenty of runs, Nathan Ellis was the star of the show with the ball for the visitors. He scalped three important wickets in his spell and was impeccable with his line and length.
Date | Match | Teams | Score | Result |
Sun, 19 Nov ’23 | Final (D/N) | India vs. Australia | India 240, Australia 241/4 (43/50 ov, T:241) | Australia won by 6 wickets (with 42 balls remaining) |
Fri, 22 Sep ’23 | 1st ODI (D/N) | Australia vs. India | Australia 276, India 281/5 (48.4/50 ov, T:277) | India won by 5 wickets (with 8 balls remaining) |
Sun, 24 Sep ’23 | 2nd ODI (D/N) | India vs. Australia | India 399/5, Australia 217 (28.2/33 ov, T:317) | India won by 99 runs (DLS method) |
Wed, 27 Sep ’23 | 3rd ODI (D/N) | Australia vs. India | Australia 352/7, India 286 (49.4/50 ov, T:353) | Australia won by 66 runs |
Wed, 22 Mar ’23 | 3rd ODI (D/N) | Australia vs. India | Australia 269, India 248 (49.1/50 ov, T:270) | Australia won by 21 runs |
Date | Match | Teams | Score | Result |
Sun, 29 Oct ’23 | 29th Match (D/N) | India vs. England | India 229/9, England 129 (34.5/50 ov, T:230) | India won by 100 runs |
Thu, 02 Nov ’23 | 33rd Match (D/N) | India vs. Sri Lanka | India 357/8, Sri Lanka 55 (19.4/50 ov, T:358) | India won by 302 runs |
Sun, 05 Nov ’23 | 37th Match (D/N) | India vs. South Africa | India 326/5, South Africa 83 (27.1/50 ov, T:327) | India won by 243 runs |
Sun, 12 Nov ’23 | 45th Match (D/N) | India vs. Netherlands | India 410/4, Netherlands 250 (47.5/50 ov, T:411) | India won by 160 runs |
Wed, 15 Nov ’23 | 1st Semi-Final (D/N) | India vs. New Zealand | India 397/4, New Zealand 327 (48.5/50 ov, T:398) | India won by 70 runs |
Date | Match | Teams | Score | Result |
Sat, 28 Oct ’23 | 27th Match | Australia vs. New Zealand | Australia 388, New Zealand 383/9 (50 ov, T:389) | Australia won by 5 runs |
Sat, 04 Nov ’23 | 36th Match (D/N) | Australia vs. England | Australia 286, England 253 (48.1/50 ov, T:287) | Australia won by 33 runs |
Tue, 07 Nov ’23 | 39th Match (D/N) | Afghanistan vs. Australia | Afghanistan 291/5, Australia 293/7 (46.5/50 ov, T:292) | Australia won by 3 wickets (with 19 balls remaining) |
Sat, 11 Nov ’23 | 43rd Match | Bangladesh vs. Australia | Bangladesh 306/8, Australia 307/2 (44.4/50 ov, T:307) | Australia won by 8 wickets (with 32 balls remaining) |
Thu, 16 Nov ’23 | 2nd Semi-Final (D/N) | South Africa vs. Australia | South Africa 212, Australia 215/7 (47.2/50 ov, T:213) | Australia won by 3 wickets (with 16 balls remaining) |
Based on recent performance, India has a slight edge over Australia. They have won two out of the last four ODIs between the two teams, including a convincing victory in the second ODI of the recent series. However, Australia’s victory in the ICC Cricket World Cup 2023 final should not be overlooked.
Current form is also an important factor to consider. Both teams have been in good form recently, with India winning their last ODI series against South Africa and Australia winning their last T20I series against England.
Home advantage is another crucial factor in cricket. India will be playing at home, which will give them a significant advantage. They have a strong record at home, and they are likely to be buoyed by the support of their fans.
Pitch conditions can also play a significant role in the outcome of a cricket match. The pitches in India are typically spin-friendly, which could favor India’s spinners. However, Australia has a strong batting lineup with several left-handers, who are generally more comfortable playing against spin.
Weather is another unpredictable factor that can affect the outcome of a cricket match. If there is rain during the match, it could disrupt the rhythm of the game and favor one team over the other.
Considering all of these factors, it is difficult to predict with certainty who will win the upcoming ODI match between India and Australia. Both teams are evenly matched, and the match is likely to be close. However, India’s home advantage and recent form give them a slight edge.
The Dr. Y.S. Rajasekhara Reddy ACA-VDCA Cricket Stadium, also known as the ACA-VDCA Stadium, is a multi-purpose stadium located in Madhurawada, Visakhapatnam, Andhra Pradesh, India. Here are some key details about the stadium:
The Australia tour of India, 2023 is an international cricket series that will take place in November and December 2023.
The tour consists of three One Day International (ODI) matches and four Twenty20 International (T20I) matches. The ODIs will take place in Mohali, Indore, and Rajkot, while the T20Is will be held in Visakhapatnam, Thiruvananthapuram, Guwahati, and Jamtha. The Australia tour of India, 2023 has three main purposes:
1. To continue building the rivalry between two of the top cricketing nations: India and Australia are considered giants in the cricket world, with historic battles and a heated competitive spirit. This series continues their ongoing rivalry and adds new chapters to their competitive history.
2. Preparation for upcoming events: This tour serves as preparation for both teams leading up to major events. It was a crucial stage for both sides in their build-up to the 2023 Cricket World Cup, specifically for the three-match ODI series held in September. Now, with the T20 World Cup coming in 2024, the five-match T20I series in November and December functions as a platform for both teams to test their strategies and build team coherence for the upcoming tournament.
3. Financial and entertainment value: The Australia-India cricket rivalry attracts a massive following globally. Holding this series generates significant revenue for both cricket boards and provides passionate fans with much-anticipated entertainment and competition.
Additionally, the tour fosters positive sporting relations between the two countries, promoting cricket development and cultural exchange.