India and Australia T20 Series

India and Australia T20 Series

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India Squad For T20I

The Indian Cricket Team may have recently returned from a difficult voyage through Down Under, however they are for the most part prepared to invite Australia for a snappy constrained overs visit before the Indian Premier League commences one month from now. Beginning from Sunday, February 24, India will go up against Australia in two T20Is pursued by a five-coordinate ODI arrangement which will go on till March 13. Australia then again are searching for restitution in the wake of getting beaten in the ODI and Test arrangement and drawing the T20I arrangement. The Board of Cricket Control in India knows about the importance of the arrangement and hope to improve the group determination however much as could reasonably be expected. With a couple of spots still available for anyone, the accompanying couple of days will see skilled Indian players giving their for the World Cup billet. We should investigate the full Indian group for the India versus Australia T20 arrangement 2019: 

The first of the two T20Is commences in Visakhapatnam on Sunday, February 24. While India might not have much in question in the arrangement, they wouldn't have any desire to lose against Australia at home. The youthful players who have gotten a call-up to the squad will likewise realise that the group the board will watch out for everybody's exhibitions and will hope to give their everything when the arrangement starts.

Virat Kohli comes back to the Indian squad as the captain for the arrangement. Kohli who was rested for the T20I arrangement against New Zealand will assume control over the chief's identification from Rohit Sharma. The last will look hit the correct structure alongside his opening accomplice Shikhar Dhawan, both of whom were very under-standard in the visit Down Under. 

Youthful Shubman Gill who neglected to have any genuine effect on his maiden call-up appearances the hatchet. KL Rahul replaces Gill in the side. Rishabh Pant, Dinesh Karthik , MS Dhoni, Vijay Shankar are the other batsmen to highlight in the side to confront Australia. 

With Kuldeep Yadav and Bhuvneshwar Kumar rested for the T20I arrangement, Jasprit Bumrah has influenced a rebound to the side and will to lead India's bowling assault. He will be joined by Umesh Yadav, Yuzvendra Chahal, Siddarth Kaul and Mayank Markande in the assault. This is Markande's maiden call-up to the Indian T20I squad. Hardik and Krunal Pandya are India's all- rounders for the T20I arrangement.

Kuldeep Yadav has been rested for the T20I series while Bhuvneshwar Kumar has been rested for the T20I and the first and second ODIs

India’s T20I squad: 

Virat Kohli (Captain), Rohit Sharma (vice-captain), Shikhar Dhawan, KL Rahul, Rishabh Pant, Dinesh Karthik, MS Dhoni (wicket-keeper), Hardik Pandya, Krunal Pandya, Vijay Shankar, Yuzvendra Chahal, Jasprit Bumrah, Umesh Yadav, Siddharth Kaul, Mayank Markande.

Australia's T20I squad : 

Aaron Finch, Ashton Turner, Shaun Marsh, Usman Khawaja, D'Arcy Short, Glenn Maxwell, Marcus Stoinis, Alex Carey, Peter Handscomb, Adam Zampa, Jason Behrendorff, Jhye Richardson, Kane Richardson, Nathan Coulter-Nile, Nathan Lyon, Pat Cummins.

India vs Australia 2019: Full schedule of Australia tour of India

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1st T20I: February 24 at Dr. YS Rajasekhara Reddy Cricket Stadium, Vishakhapatnam (7:00 PM IST)

Dr. Y.S. Rajasekhara Reddy ACA-VDCA Cricket Stadium        

Pothanamallayapalam, 

Visakhapatnam, India

Also or formerly known as ACA-VDCA Stadium

Established : 2003

Capacity : 25,000

Floodlights : Yes

End names : Vizzy End, DV Subba Rao End

Home team : Andhra

Curator : K Nagamallaiah

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2nd T20I: February 27 at M. Chinnaswamy Stadium, Bengaluru (7:00 PM IST)

M.Chinnaswamy Stadium        

Bengaluru, India

M.Chinnaswamy Stadium, Karnataka State Cricket Association, Mahatma Gandhi Road, Bangalore - 560001

Also or formerly known as Karnataka State Cricket Association Stadium, Chinnaswamy Stadium

Established : 1969

Capacity : 40,000

Floodlights : Yes

End names : Pavilion End, BEML End

Home team : Karnataka

Curator : Narayan Raju

Where and how to watch India vs Australia live

India vs Australia 2019 series will be telecast live on the Star Sports Network while you can also stream the matches live on Hotstar Premium. To get a premium subscription on Hotstar, you will have to register and pay a fee of ₹199 for a month.

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"India Best In Own Conditions": Aaron Finch Cautious Ahead Of Limited-Over Series 

In the wake of losing the three-coordinate One-Day International (ODI) arrangement to India at home, Aaron Finch, and Australia will have vengeance at the forefront of their thoughts when the two groups conflict, this time in India, in a two-coordinate T20 International and five-coordinate ODI arrangement beginning February 24. The ODI arrangement will be India's last 50-over task before the ICC World Cup 2019, to be facilitated by England and Wales from May 30 to July 14, while Australia will have Pakistan for five ODIs before the super occasion. Australia chief Aaron Finch isn't messing with India and call the Virat Kohli-drove outfit "the best in their own conditions". 

"I don't assume you need anything to put a liveliness in your progression when you're going on an Aussie visit, especially to India. In case you're marginally off the imprint you will get injured," Finch was cited as saying by cricket.com.au. 

"They're the best side in one-day cricket in their very own conditions, I think. So you must go there loaded with certainty and have a genuine clear course of action," he included. 

Under the captaincy of Virat Kohli, India as of late won their first-historically speaking Test and reciprocal ODI arrangement against Australia Down Under. 

Subsequent to levelling the three-coordinate T20I arrangement 1-1, India won the four-coordinate Test arrangement 2-1 and three-coordinate ODI challenge 2-1 to close an exceedingly fruitful Australia visit. 

Finch showed dreary batting appear in the ODI arrangement at home as he was expelled for six, six and 14 keeps running in the three matches.

Virat Kohli : Not underestimating Australia without Steve Smith and David Warner

India are being viewed as top picks crosswise over organisations in front of their voyage through Australia for potentially the first run through ever. Regardless of whether this is the best Indian group to ever visit down under is a discussion best left to the group the executives, the truth of the matter is this is among the weakest Australian groups to have an Indian side. 

Steve Smith, David Warner and Cameron Bancroft were given protracted bans after the ball-altering embarrassment emitted in South Africa before in the year. While Bancroft was expelled for nine months, Smith and Warner were restricted for a year. There was discussion the trio's boycott could be decreased so they could play against India however Cricket Australia affirmed the players would keep on serving out their discipline. 

So Australia will go into the T20I arrangement without Smith and Warner. They will assume no job in the Test and ODI arrangement. Preferred standpoint India at that point? In any event that is the thing that few specialists figure. Be that as it may, the Indian group the board beginning from mentor Ravi Shastri to bad habit commander Rohit Sharma and captain Virat Kohli are in no state of mind to mess with their feisty hosts. 

Australia, Kohli stated, have enough capability to be imposing even without two of their best batsmen. 

"There's no denying the quality they have in their side. Despite everything they have world-class cricketers. Clearly passing up two of their best batsmen isn't perfect for any group, yet and still, at the end of the day they have folks, particularly in the constrained overs amusement, who can do harm at some random purpose of time," Kohli said in front of the first T20I at the Gabba on Wednesday. "You can keep in mind any side. We've come here to go up against Australia, the entire group, and we will not underestimate anything."

Ahead of the India Australia T20I series we look at records in T20I fixtures

• Most T20Is wins - India and Australia have locked horns in 19 T20Is. India have come out on top in 11 of those occasions, whereas Australia have won just 6 matches. Two matches haven't fetched any result. 
• Most Appearances -Rohit Sharma has played in 18 India-Australia T20I fixtures. That makes him the player with most matches in India Australia T20I encounters.
• Highest Team Total - India's 202/4 in T20I match at Rajkot played on October 10, 2013 is the highest team total between the two teams. Batting first Australia scored 201 thanks to a brilliant inning of 89 off 52 balls by Aaron Finch. India chased the target down as Yuvraj Singh smashed ball all around the park and scored 77 off just 35 balls. India won the match with two balls to spare.
• Leading run scorer - Indian skipper Virat Kohli currently holds the record of most runs in India-Australia T20I fixtures. In 14 T20I matches against Aussies, Kohli has scored 488 runs at an average of 61.00 and an impressive strike rate of 142.69. After enjoying much-needed break, Kohli will be back in action in the series.
• Only century in India vs Australia T20I matches - For all the exploits that India and Australia T20 matches have witnessed over the years, strangely there has been only one century. That century came from the bat of former Australian all-rounder Shane Watson. The all-rounder played an emphatic inning of 124* in a T20I match played at Sydney Cricket Cricket Ground on January 31, 2106. Unfortunately, his efforts went in vain as India won that match by 7 wickets.
• Most wickets - Jasprit Bumrah made his international debut against Australia in a T20I game against Australia on January 26 2016. His figures of 3.3-0-23-3 helped India win the match. Since then, Bumrah has clinched the most wickets in India-Australia T20 fixtures. The pacer has 12 wickets in 9 matches at an average of 21.33.
• Most Wicket-keeping Dismissals - Old warhorse MS Dhoni holds the record of most dismissals by a wicket-keeper in India-Australia T20 fixtures. In 15 matches Dhoni has affected 14 dismissals (9 catches, 5 stumping). The upcoming T20I series could be the last time Dhoni guards the Indian wickets against Australia.
• Most Catches - Virat Kohli has most catches in India Australia T20I fixtures. In 14 appearances, Kohli has taken 8 catches.

MATCH RESULTS

HOME    AWAY     WINNER       MARGIN                    VENUE           MATCH DATE
Australia    India        India                15 runs                    Durban                     Sep 22, 2007
India   Australia      India              7 wickets                Mumbai (BS)             Oct 20, 2007
Australia    India    Australia       9 wickets                  Melbourne                    Feb 1, 2008
Australia    India    Australia       49 runs                  Bridgetown                     May 7, 2010
Australia    India    Australia       31 runs                    Sydney                         Feb 1, 2012
Australia    India      India             8 wickets                  Melbourne                  Feb 3, 2012
Australia    India   Australia     9 wickets               Colombo(RPS)                 Sep 28, 2012
India  Australia     India             6 wickets                     Rajkot                        Oct 10, 2013
Australia    India      India              73 runs                     Dhaka                      Mar 30, 2014
Australia    India      India              37 runs                  Adelaide                     Jan 26, 2016
Australia    India      India              27 runs                 Melbourne                   Jan 29, 2016
Australia    India      India            7 wickets                   Sydney                     Jan 31, 2016
India Australia      India            6 wickets                   Mohali                         Mar 27, 2016
India Australia      India            9 wickets                   Ranchi                           Oct 7, 2017
India Australia   Australia    8 wickets                 Guwahati                           Oct 10, 2017