IND vs AUS 1st ODI: Due to the two sixes hit by Nitish Kumar Reddy in the last over India A target of 136 runs was set against Australia in the first ODI. Australian bowlers dismissed nine batsmen. The match was reduced to 26 overs due to rain. Rain stopped the match four times in total. This was one of the reasons for India’s low score.

KL Rahul scored the highest 38 runs for Team India. After that, Akshar Patel played a short knock of 31 runs. In the last overs Nitish Kumar Reddy He scored 19 runs in 11 balls. Apart from this, all the Indian batsmen failed. For Australia, Josh Hedelwood, Matt Kuhneman and Mitchell Owen took two wickets each, while Mitchell Starc and Nathan Ellis took one each.

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Poor batting by India

India’s batting was very poor in this match. Team India’s star batsmen Rohit Sharma, Virat Kohli, captain Shubman Gill and Shreyas Iyer failed to play big innings in this match. Fans had high expectations from Rohit and Virat, especially. Both these players played for Team India in ODI format after a long time, but failed in this match.

Rohit Sharma scored 8 runs in this match. Virat Kohli returned to the pavilion without opening his account. Expectations were high from Shubman Gill and Shreyas Iyer after that, but they too failed to put up big scores. Skipper Shubman Gill was dismissed for 10 runs off the bowling of Nathan Ellis. Shreyas Iyer was dismissed by Josh Heddlewood for 11 runs.

The Indian team faced difficulties due to rain in this match. Not once but four times the Indian team faced problems due to rain. The match was stopped due to rain, which spoiled the rhythm of the Indian batsmen. Moreover, the match was reduced to 26 overs. This caused problems on the scoreboard, as the batsmen were initially batting according to 50 overs. This slowed down their game and later, as rain reduced the number of overs, they could not build a big score.

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