Let's Talk About Best vs Best Match

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Virender Sehwag: Steve Smith's strike rate needs to be increased.

His ODI strike rate is equal to my Test strike rate.

Smith's performance today is 105 (75) strike rate = 156😁

Virender Sehwag: Glenn Maxwell is a cheerleader worth Rs 10 crore

Today Maxwell's Performance 45 (19) Strike Rate = 236💪

Shewag is the best motivational speaker I have ever seen😆😂😂

Smith, Finch, Warner and Maxwell Kupokat Indian bowling lineup

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At the end of the allotted 50 overs, the Australian scoreboard collected 374

runs for 6 wickets. Which is the seventh highest team collection in Australia's ODIs,

and the highest against India. Earlier, Australia's highest collection against India was 359 runs.

Once upon a time, Team Australia scored 359 runs against India 4 times.

First time - 23 March 2003 in Johannesburg - 359/2 (50)

Second time - 7 February 2004 in Sydney - 359/5 (50)

Third time - 16 October 2013 in Jaipur - 359/5 (50)

Fourth time - 10 March 2019 in Mohali - 359/6 (46.5)

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South Africa holds the record for most ODI runs won. On 12 March 2007,

Australia bowled out South Africa for 435 runs. Which is by far the highest team

collection in Australia. The Proteas overtook the hill in 49.5 overs. 👌

Which is the record for the most runs chased so far. The second is occupied by South Africa.

The opponent is also Australia. In 2016, South Africa won by chasing 362 runs.

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Today the target in front of India is 365 runs. If India wins today, it will be the second

highest run chase record. But India has never won before by chasing so many runs. Australia

scored 359 runs against India for the third time in Jaipur. In that match,

India lost only one wicket and won in 43.5 overs. Which is the fourth highest run chase ever to win.

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Will India be able to set so many records themselves?

than india comes to bat and try hard to chase it down

Adam Zampa starred in the bowling attack picking up three big wickets

of Ravindra Jadeja who, Hardik Pandya and Shikhar Dhawan. Hardik and Dhawan

nearly turned the game in India’s corner. Hardik Pandya slammed a 31-ball

fifty Shikhar Dhawan, too, also got to his half-century. The duo gave hopes to India

after India went four wickets down following KL Rahul’s dismissal at the hands of Zampa.

Openers Shikhar Dhawan and Mayank put on 53 in five overs to provide India a positive start

to a stiff 375-run chase but Mayank’s dismissal opened up the floodgates. Josh Hazlewood struck

twice in the same over to dismiss Virat Kohli and Shreyas Iyer, and India had slipped down from 53/0 to 80/3.

At the end mah team aus win with huge margin.

Love you Australia,,keep continue.