India vs Australia Live Score, T20 World Cup 2024: AUS: 150/5 after ...

24 Jun 2024

IND vs AUS Live Score, T20 World Cup Match Today: Get India vs Australia Live Updates at Daren Sammy National Cricket Stadium, Gros Islet in St Lucia on Monday

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India vs Australia Live Score, T20 World Cup 2024 Match Today: Indian skipper Rohit Sharma’s 92 off just 41 balls have helped India reach a gigantic 205/5 against Australia in Super 8 match in the T20 World Cup at the Daren Sammy National Cricket Stadium, Gros Islet in St Lucia on Monday.

Australia similar to India looked like near perfect team until their shock defeat to Afghanistan which opened glaring holes in the side. However, given the quality and potential of the side, they can turn over any side on a given day. Star all-rounder Glenn Maxwell’s form has been up for debate and if there is a day to show his utility it is today.

India on the other hand like the 2023 World Cup looking unbeatable. However, apart from Afghanistan, they are yet to face a high-quality side who are also in good form and Australia would also be good preparation for what might await them in the semifinals. With the team in winning momentum, Rohit Sharma might refrain from making any changes to the side.

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IND vs AUS, T20 World Cup: Head’s troubles in focus as powerhouses meet in high stakes clash on back of contrasting outings

In the last two major ICC games between the two sides, Head had single-handedly lopped off India’s ambitions. (AP)

The ball would haunt Travis Head in his nightmares. The white sphere of leather arrowing into his middle stump, landing on good length, or slightly fuller, before seaming away, rerouting as though guided by a GPS just adequately to beat his feet-in-cement swipe. When Naveen-ul-Haq blasted his stumps with a similar ball, he might have only felt a sense of deja vu. Several faces would have flashed through his head—Jofra Archer (this World Cup), Mitchell Starc and Arshdeep Singh (IPL 2024) – from the last month alone.

Awareness of a flaw is one thing; executing is the more tedious bit, India’s seamers would know. In the last two major ICC games between the two sides, Head had single-handedly lopped off India’s ambitions. Centuries of outrageous derring-do in the World Test Championship and 50-over World Cup finals needn’t any reopening; they flinch as unhealed wounds in the mind of the nation. Now Australia would hope their maverick opener would perform a triple-peat, just as India’s bowlers would sniff an overdue revenge. (Read more from Sandip G)

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