IND vs AUS HIGHLIGHTS: Australia Outplay India In Summit Clash To Clinch Sixth World Cup Title
IND vs AUS Cricket World Cup Final HIGHLIGHTS: Australia have broken the trend of the host nation winning the World Cup title- which is what was happening from the last three editions.
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IND vs AUS Cricket World Cup Final Live Score: Hello and welcome to live coverage of India vs Australia Cricket World Cup 2023 Final match at the Narendra Modi Stadium in Ahmedabad, Gujarat. Over 100,000 attendees, millions of fans worldwide and the Prime Minister of India will witness the creation of sporting history at the largest cricket stadium of the world. In addition to the blockbuster India vs Australia ODI World Cup Final contest, the mega ICC event will feature a pre-match air show, music concerts during drinks breaks and the interval between the two innings, along with a mesmerizing light show.
Interestingly,Australia once won the ODI World Cup title by winning 11 consecutive matches, a feat that India is aiming to replicate by beating Aussies in ODI World Cup 2023 Final to win their 11th ODI match in a row.
India's bowlers and batters have been formidable in ODI World Cup 2023. The Indian pacers have so far claimed 95 wickets in the ongoing tournament. Only two times this tally has been surpassed in a single edition: Australia in 2007 (97 wickets), Australia in 2003 (96 wickets).
Rohit Sharma-led Indian cricket team, in all likelihood, is poised to maintain their winning combination, which has proven successful for six consecutive games, unless there is a last-minute alteration due to a fitness concern.
Australia considered including Marcus Stoinis in their playing 11 for semifinal match but opted for Marnus Labuschagne instead. Although the discussion may arise again, Aussies are expected to stick with the same playing 11 for IND vs AUS Cricket World Cup Final match.
Probable Playing XIs for IND vs AUS Cricket World Cup Final
India Probable playing 11: Rohit Sharma (c), Shubman Gill, Virat Kohli, Shreyas Iyer, KL Rahul (wk), Suryakumar Yadav, Ravindra Jadeja, Mohammed Shami, Kuldeep Yadav, Jasprit Bumrah, Mohammed Siraj
Australia Probable playing 11: David Warner, Travis Head, Mitchell Marsh, Steve Smith, Marnus Labuschagne, Glenn Maxwell, Josh Inglis (wk), Pat Cummins (c), Mitchell Starc, Adam Zampa, Josh Hazlewood
IND vs AUS LIVE SCORE: Curtains Down
Time to bring the curtains down on what was a fantastic tournament. India were outstanding right from their first match all the way to their final before they stumbled against an Australian team who were better than them on the day. Australia clinch their sixth World Cup title while India's wait for a first world title since 2013 continues. That's it from our coverage of this game. But we will continue to try and cover all the major sporting events to ensure you all don't miss an update from the sporting world. For those, having a hard time in digesting the defeat- the sun will come up again tomorrow. On behalf of all of us at ABP LIVE, it's good night.
IND vs AUS LIVE SCORE: Another Heartbreak For India
Another Heartbreak For India. They have come close yet again and fallen short in a grand finale. The story of heartbreaks continues and their wait for a world title gets longer. India were dominant in the tournament and won ten in a row but then lost to the Aussies who were the better team on the day. Highest-run getter belonged to India, Highest wicket-taker belonged to India but India walk back without the trophy. India should be very proud with the way they played but will history be kind to a team that came second?
IND vs AUS LIVE SCORE: AUSTRALIA WIN!
Australia beat India by 6 wickets. They claim their sixth world cup title.
IND vs AUS LIVE SCORE: WICKET!!
Head departs for 137 off 120 but Australia are 2 away from a World cup win. He goes for the glory shot to finish it off but finds the man in the deep. AUS- 239/4 after 42.5 Overs.
IND vs AUS LIVE SCORE: Fifty For Labuschagne
Fifty For Labuschagne at a strike rate of 53.53. But does that matter?
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