Quote from: Sithara007 on Today at 07:54:12 AM

Quote from: Swordsoffreedom on Today at 06:33:18 AM

Australian batsmen batted very well. With the help of Smith's 52 and Josh Inglis's 110 runs, the team managed to set a huge target of 209 runs. However, the Indian squad also has several experienced batsmen. Ishan Kishan and Suryakumar Yadav batted very well. As a result of the excellent performance of these two batsmen, the match was under the control of India. Still we have to wait till the last ball of the match to see the result of the match. However, India eventually won, and the team avenged their World Cup defeat. India will not be able to forget the sorrow of losing the World Cup by defeating Australia in this one match. If India had beaten Australia 5-0, perhaps this misery would have been alleviated.

Australian batsmen did well, but their bowlers failed. I don't understand the dependence on pacers while playing in India. Australia do have quality young spinners at home. Last time when they toured India, both Matthew Kuhnemann and Todd Murphy performed exceptionally well in sub-continental conditions. On the other hand, yesterday the spin duties were performed by Matthew Short and Tanveer Sangha. While Short is a part-timer, Sangha doesn't have much international experience. And 15 out of 20 overs were bowled by pacers.

You are right. Although the Australian batsmen did well, the performance of their bowlers was quite poor from the beginning of the innings. They can't do well. India's collection was 54 runs in the first 5 overs and 106 runs in 10 overs. Australia's bowlers bowled very uncontrollably. There were no experienced bowlers in Australia's squad. And this is why the party is facing problems. And if they play against India with this bowling line-up, I doubt they can win a single match. Changes to Australia's squad are essential in the next match if they want to win the series.