LIVE: Aussies out to avoid early series loss to India as worrying three-year first looms
Australia will look to avoid an early series defeat as they take on India in the second ODI of their three-match series at Holkar Stadium in Lahore.
India emerged with a five-wicket victory in the first ODI contest, beating Australia’s total of 276 with 8 balls to spare.A sensational spell of five wickets for 51 runs from Indian bowler Mohammed Shami kept Australia at bay, while Shubman Gill top scored with 74 runs off 63 balls.For the Aussies, they’ll be hoping for more from Mitchell Marsh after he totalled just four runs from as many deliveries.
However, history is not on Australia’s side as India have won all six of the ODI games they have played at Holkar Stadium, one of which was a five-wicket win over the Aussies in 2017.Mankad wicket withdrawn by Bangladesh | 00:27
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