Hero Honda Cup 2009: 7th ODI: India vs Australia

November 12, 2009 By: Spunky Category: Cricket News 1 Comment →

The final ODI between India and Australia in the Hero Honda Cup 2009 has been called off due to rain. The match was scheduled to be held at Mumbai and due to cyclone the match was abandoned.

This leaves Australia to grab the trophy with 4-2 lead.

Also India slipped down the ranking to third with wider gap. Australia tops the ICC ODI rankings and following them are the South Africa and India.

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Hero Honda Cup 2009: India vs Australia

November 09, 2009 By: Spunky Category: Cricket News No Comments →

Sunday was a bad day for India who opted to bat first and finally lost the show to the touring team Australia in the 6th ODI of the Hero Honda Cup. With this victory, Australia has clinched the seven match series by 4-2.
Mahendra Singh Dhoni won the toss and chose to bat first in the heavy weather conditions and the side suffered since the beginning as they lost the top batting order. They never got the time to recover and hence fell flat to the World Champions.
India managed to make 170 in 48 overs while the Australians chased down the target in 41.5 overs losing just 4 wickets.
From Australian side, Shane Watson (49), Ricky Ponting (25), Cameron White (25) helped for a good base while the match was completed by Michael Hussey (35 not out) and Adam Voges (23 not out).
Previously, India who opted to bat first were slumped to 27/5 in 9 overs and even a hundred looked far for the team.
Fortunately, Ravindra Jadeja (57) and Praveen Kumar (54 not out) pushed the score to 170 before they coiled.

Sunday was a bad day for India who opted to bat first and finally lost the show to the touring team Australia in the 6th ODI of the Hero Honda Cup. With this victory, Australia has clinched the seven match series by 4-2.

Mahendra Singh Dhoni won the toss and chose to bat first in the heavy weather conditions and the side suffered since the beginning as they lost the top batting order. They never got the time to recover and hence fell flat to the World Champions.

India managed to make 170 in 48 overs while the Australians chased down the target in 41.5 overs losing just 4 wickets.

From Australian side, Shane Watson (49), Ricky Ponting (25), Cameron White (25) helped for a good base while the match was completed by Michael Hussey (35 not out) and Adam Voges (23 not out).

Previously, India who opted to bat first were slumped to 27/5 in 9 overs and even a hundred looked far for the team.

Fortunately, Ravindra Jadeja (57) and Praveen Kumar (54 not out) pushed the score to 170 before they coiled.

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Hero Honda Cup 2009: India vs Australia: Australia win by 3 runs

November 05, 2009 By: Spunky Category: Cricket News, Player News No Comments →

Australia innings (50 overs maximum)
SR Watson c Jadeja b Harbhajan Singh 93(89 balls, 4*9,6*3)
SE Marsh c Gambhir b Nehra 112(112 balls, 4*8,6*2)
RT Ponting* b Kumar 45(45 balls, 4*3,6*1)
CL White c Tendulkar b Kumar 57(33 balls, 4*2,6*5)
MEK Hussey not out 31(22 balls, 4*1,6*2)
Extras (lb 6, w 5, nb 1) 12
Total (4 wickets; 50 overs) 350
Fall of wickets:1-145 (Watson, 25.2 ov), 2-236 (Ponting, 38.5 ov), 3-270 (Marsh, 42.5 ov), 4-350 (White, 49.6 ov)
Bowling:P Kumar:9-0-68-2-7.55(1w), A Nehra:10-0-79-1-7.90(2w), MM Patel:9-0-73-0-8.11(1nb, 1w), RA Jadeja:5-0-44-0-8.80, Harbhajan Singh:10-0-44-1-4.40, Yuvraj Singh:7-0-36-0-5.14
India innings (target: 351 runs from 50 overs) R B 4s 6s SR
V Sehwag c Bollinger b Hilfenhaus 38(30 balls,4*5,6*1)
SR Tendulkar c Hauritz b McKay 175(141 balls, 4*19,6*4)
G Gambhir c Hilfenhaus b McKay 8(13 balls,4*1)
Yuvraj Singh c & b Watson 9(10 balls, 4*1)
MS Dhoni*† c Voges b McKay 6(15 balls)
SK Raina c Manou b Watson 59(59 balls, 4*3,6*3)
Harbhajan Singh c Manou b Watson 0(2 balls)
RA Jadeja run out (White/McKay) 23(17 balls, 4*3)
P Kumar run out (Hauritz/†Manou) 9(9 balls, 6*1)
A Nehra c Hussey b Bollinger 1(2 balls)
MM Patel not out 2(3 balls)
Extras (b 1, lb 5, w 8, nb 3) 17
Total (all out; 49.4 overs) 347
Fall of wickets:1-66 (Sehwag, 8.5 ov), 2-92 (Gambhir, 13.3 ov), 3-126 (Yuvraj Singh, 18.3 ov), 4-162 (Dhoni, 23.3 ov), 5-299 (Raina, 42.3 ov), 6-300 (Harbhajan Singh, 42.6 ov), 7-332 (Tendulkar, 47.1 ov), 8-333 (Jadeja, 47.4 ov), 9-335 (Nehra, 48.1 ov), 10-347 (Kumar, 49.4 ov)
Bowling:BW Hilfenhaus:10-0-72-1-7.20(1nb, 3w), DE Bollinger:10-0-75-1-7.50(2nb, 3w), CJ McKay:10-0-59-3-5.90(2w), SR Watson:8.4-0-47-3-5.42, NM Hauritz:5-0-43-0-8.60, AC Voges:3-0-19-0-6.33, MEK Hussey:3-0-26-0-8.66
Man of the match: Sachin Tendulkar

India lost the excellent chasing game against Australia by just 3 runs at Hyderabad in the Hero Honda cup. With this, it becomes a pressure for India to win the next two matches to take the trophy.

Master blaster Sachin Tendulkar reached his 17000 runs mark when he was at 7 runs and went on to a greater height in his cricketing history reaching 175 runs from just 141 balls. He is the major contributor in this todays match where Australia had set a target of 351 runs.

India would have won the game easily if they had not lost Sachin or Jadeja. As the key players were out without making runs at the scoreboard, it became a tragic end for the Indian team.

Australia put an excellent show with both batting and bowling. The ODI debutant CJ Mckay slammed 3 wickets.Watson was excellent today at the Uppal with both bat and ball. He made 93 runs with bat and also obtained 3 wickets.

Scoreboard:

Australia innings (50 overs maximum)

SR Watson c Jadeja b Harbhajan Singh 93(89 balls, 4*9,6*3)

SE Marsh c Gambhir b Nehra 112(112 balls, 4*8,6*2)

RT Ponting* b Kumar 45(45 balls, 4*3,6*1)

CL White c Tendulkar b Kumar 57(33 balls, 4*2,6*5)

MEK Hussey not out 31(22 balls, 4*1,6*2)

Extras (lb 6, w 5, nb 1) 12

Total (4 wickets; 50 overs) 350

Fall of wickets:1-145 (Watson, 25.2 ov), 2-236 (Ponting, 38.5 ov), 3-270 (Marsh, 42.5 ov), 4-350 (White, 49.6 ov)

Bowling:P Kumar:9-0-68-2-7.55(1w), A Nehra:10-0-79-1-7.90(2w), MM Patel:9-0-73-0-8.11(1nb, 1w), RA Jadeja:5-0-44-0-8.80, Harbhajan Singh:10-0-44-1-4.40, Yuvraj Singh:7-0-36-0-5.14

India innings (target: 351 runs from 50 overs) R B 4s 6s SR

V Sehwag c Bollinger b Hilfenhaus 38(30 balls,4*5,6*1)

SR Tendulkar c Hauritz b McKay 175(141 balls, 4*19,6*4)

G Gambhir c Hilfenhaus b McKay 8(13 balls,4*1)

Yuvraj Singh c & b Watson 9(10 balls, 4*1)

MS Dhoni*† c Voges b McKay 6(15 balls)

SK Raina c Manou b Watson 59(59 balls, 4*3,6*3)

Harbhajan Singh c Manou b Watson 0(2 balls)

RA Jadeja run out (White/McKay) 23(17 balls, 4*3)

P Kumar run out (Hauritz/†Manou) 9(9 balls, 6*1)

A Nehra c Hussey b Bollinger 1(2 balls)

MM Patel not out 2(3 balls)

Extras (b 1, lb 5, w 8, nb 3) 17

Total (all out; 49.4 overs) 347

Fall of wickets:1-66 (Sehwag, 8.5 ov), 2-92 (Gambhir, 13.3 ov), 3-126 (Yuvraj Singh, 18.3 ov), 4-162 (Dhoni, 23.3 ov), 5-299 (Raina, 42.3 ov), 6-300 (Harbhajan Singh, 42.6 ov), 7-332 (Tendulkar, 47.1 ov), 8-333 (Jadeja, 47.4 ov), 9-335 (Nehra, 48.1 ov), 10-347 (Kumar, 49.4 ov)

Bowling:BW Hilfenhaus:10-0-72-1-7.20(1nb, 3w), DE Bollinger:10-0-75-1-7.50(2nb, 3w), CJ McKay:10-0-59-3-5.90(2w), SR Watson:8.4-0-47-3-5.42, NM Hauritz:5-0-43-0-8.60, AC Voges:3-0-19-0-6.33, MEK Hussey:3-0-26-0-8.66

Man of the match: Sachin Tendulkar

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Hero Honda Cup 2009: Henriques out of fifth ODI

November 04, 2009 By: Spunky Category: Cricket News, Player News No Comments →

Moises henriques has been ruled out of the fifth ODI on Thursday against India in Hyderabad. Henriques hurt his right hamstring in the fiels during the MOhali ODI and he couldn’t be flown home as only three games left.
Australia is badly affected by injury with key players – Michael Clarke, Brad Haddin, Nathan Bracken and callum Ferguson being unavailable for the series and after the series started it was Brett Lee, James Hopes and Tim Paine.
Now Siddle has also flown home due to injury. With Henriques injury, Cricket Australia is forced to find a replacement as now the team is with only 13 fit members.

Moises Henriques has been ruled out of the fifth ODI on Thursday against India in Hyderabad. Henriques hurt his right hamstring in the field during the Mohali ODI and he couldn’t be flown home as only three games left.

Australia is badly affected by injury with key players – Michael Clarke, Brad Haddin, Nathan Bracken and Callum Ferguson being unavailable for the series and after the series started it was Brett Lee, James Hopes and Tim Paine.

Now Siddle has also flown home due to injury. With Henriques injury, Cricket Australia is forced to find a replacement as now the team is with only 13 fit members.

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Hero Honda Cup 2009: Siddle out with injury

November 03, 2009 By: Spunky Category: Cricket News 1 Comment →

The ongoing Hero Honda Cup 2009 is badly hit by injury. Many players have been injured and the teams have lost the key players in the tournament.
Australia’s Peter Siddle will return home after he suffered stiffness in his left side during MOnday’s win at the MOhali.
Siddle bowled 5 overs and the decision is part of precautionary measure.
The selectors are yet to decide on a replacement player. Recently Brett Lee and James Hopes have flown home due to injuries.
There is a possibility of Dirk Nannes or Brett Geeves to join the team.

The ongoing Hero Honda Cup 2009 is badly hit by injury. Many players have been injured and the teams have lost the key players in the tournament.

Australia’s Peter Siddle will return home after he suffered stiffness in his left side during MOnday’s win at the MOhali.

Siddle bowled 5 overs and the decision is part of precautionary measure.

The selectors are yet to decide on a replacement player. Recently Brett Lee and James Hopes have flown home due to injuries.

There is a possibility of Dirk Nannes or Brett Geeves to join the team.

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Hero Honda Cup 2009: 4th ODI: India vs Australia

November 03, 2009 By: Spunky Category: Cricket News 2 Comments →

Australia won the 4th ODI against India at Mohali by 24 runs in the ongoing Hero Honda Cup 2009.
With this the series has been levelled and Australia remains in the top slot in the ODI rankings.
India won the toss and chose to field first. THey restricted Australia to 250 in 49.2 overs but India couldn’t face the Australian bowling attack and lost all the wickets in their 46.4 overs making just 226 runs.
Good batting performance was shown by Watson (49), Ponting (52), White (62) and Hussey (40). While other players from Australia were out with just single digit scores.
Nehra slammed 3 wickets, while Harbhajan with 2 and Yuvraj with 1.
Master blaster Sachin Tendulkar fell short by 7 runs to create the world record of 17,000 runs. He made 40 runs which is the highest from Indian side.
Bollinger and Watson got 3 wickets each and Hauritz got 2 wickets.
Watson was declared man of the match.
Australia won the 4th ODI against India at Mohali by 24 runs in the ongoing Hero Honda Cup 2009.
With this the series has been levelled 2-2 and Australia remains in the top slot in the ODI rankings.
India won the toss and chose to field first. They restricted Australia to 250 in 49.2 overs but India couldn’t face the Australian bowling attack and lost all the wickets in their 46.4 overs making just 226 runs.
Good batting performance was shown by Watson (49), Ponting (52), White (62) and Hussey (40). While other players from Australia were out with just single digit scores.
Nehra slammed 3 wickets, while Harbhajan with 2 and Yuvraj with 1.
Master blaster Sachin Tendulkar fell short by 7 runs to create the world record of 17,000 runs. He made 40 runs which is the highest from Indian side.
Bollinger and Watson got 3 wickets each and Hauritz got 2 wickets.
Watson was declared man of the match.
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Hero Honda Cup 2009: 4th ODI: India vs Australia

November 02, 2009 By: Spunky Category: Cricket News No Comments →

India’s Gautam Gambhir and Virender Sehwag have picked up injuries and are doubtful to open in the Mohali match. The wicketkeeper-batsman Dinesh Karthik has been called up to the squad as cover for the openers.
Gambhir was struck on neck by full-blooded pull from Ponting while fielding at short leg and a yorker from Peter Siddle crashed into Sehwag’s foot.
In the Australian side, James Hopes who had picked up hamstring strain in the first ODI is flying back home. Clint McKay has joined the squad after Moises Henriques and Graham Manou. Mitchell JOhnsonis playing despite a sore ankle.
If India wins the MOndays contest, they will claim the No. 1 ranking in one-day internationals.

India’s Gautam Gambhir and Virender Sehwag have picked up injuries and are doubtful to open in the Mohali match. The wicketkeeper-batsman Dinesh Karthik has been called up to the squad as cover for the openers.

Gambhir was struck on neck by full-blooded pull from Ponting while fielding at short leg and a yorker from Peter Siddle crashed into Sehwag’s foot.

In the Australian side, James Hopes who had picked up hamstring strain in the first ODI is flying back home. Clint McKay has joined the squad after Moises Henriques and Graham Manou. Mitchell JOhnsonis playing despite a sore ankle.

If India wins the Mondays contest, they will claim the No. 1 ranking in one-day internationals.

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Hero Honda Cup 2009: India vs Australia: India won by 6 wickets

October 31, 2009 By: Spunky Category: Cricket News 1 Comment →

India won the third ODI against Australia in the Hero Honda Cup 2009 taking a lead in the series by 2-1.
Australia won the toss and chose to bat at the Feroz Shah Kotla and ended up with 229 runs in 50 overs. The openers Watson (41) and Ponting (59) showed good stand of 72 runs for the first wicket.
After Watson, Hussey (81 not out) stood till the end and helped Australia move up with their scoring.
From India, Jadeja slammed 2 wickets while Harbhajan Singh, Yuvraj Singh and Raina with one wicket each.
Chasing the target of 230, India began their batting power with Sehwag (11) and Sachin (32). The Delhi batsman Gautam Gambhir returned back bowled with just 6 runs and then YUvraj Singh and captain Dhoni played some excellent cricke and made the target easily acheivable.
Yuvraj Singh made a fantastic 78 runs with 8 fours and 2 sixes and was declared man of the match.
Suresh Raina hit the winning shot with 10 balls remaining and Dhoni made 71 runs with 6 fours.
Johnson, Henriques and Hauritz took one wicket each.
The next match is on November 2nd at Mohali.

India won the third ODI against Australia by 6 wickets in the Hero Honda Cup 2009 taking a lead in the series by 2-1.

Australia won the toss and chose to bat first at the Feroz Shah Kotla and ended up with 229 runs in 50 overs. The openers Watson (41) and Ponting (59) showed good stand of 72 runs for the first wicket.

After Watson, Hussey (81 not out) stood till the end and helped Australia move up with their scoring.

From India, Jadeja slammed 2 wickets, while Harbhajan Singh, Yuvraj Singh and Raina with one wicket each.

Chasing the target of 230, India began their batting power with Sehwag (11) and Sachin (32). The Delhi batsman Gautam Gambhir returned back bowled with just 6 runs and then Yuvraj Singh and captain Dhoni played some excellent cricket and made the target easily achievable.

Yuvraj Singh made a fantastic 78 runs with 8 fours and 2 sixes and was declared man of the match.

Suresh Raina hit the winning shot with 10 balls remaining and Dhoni made 71 runs with 6 fours.

From Australia, Johnson, Henriques and Hauritz took one wicket each.

The next match is on November 2nd at Mohali.

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Hero Honda Cup 2009: 3rd ODI: India vs Australia

October 31, 2009 By: Spunky Category: Cricket News No Comments →

The Australian fast bowle Brett Lee has been ruled out of the remaining matches on the ongoing ODI series against India. Lee will fly back home because of an elbow injury.
He is also likely to miss the home test series against West Indies.
Lee was unable to complete his quota of overs on the first ODI in Vadodara and this elbow problem kept him out of the second ODI in Nagpur. The injury is the latest setback for Lee who also missed the Ashes in England due to fitness problems.
James Hopes willnot be playing the third ODi as he is suffering from hamstring strain. Now with Lee joining him, it is likely to be a major setback for the Aussies.
Also Tim Paine, the Australian wicket keeper who broke his finger during the second ODI will be replaced by Graham Manou, who is expected to reach Delhi for the third ODI.

The Australian fast bowler Brett Lee has been ruled out of the remaining matches on the ongoing ODI series against India. Lee will fly back home because of an elbow injury.

He is also likely to miss the home test series against West Indies.

Lee was unable to complete his quota of overs on the first ODI in Vadodara and this elbow problem kept him out of the second ODI in Nagpur. The injury is the latest setback for Lee who also missed the Ashes in England due to fitness problems.

James Hopes willnot be playing the third ODi as he is suffering from hamstring strain. Now with Lee joining him, it is likely to be a major setback for the Aussies.

Also Tim Paine, the Australian wicket keeper who broke his finger during the second ODI will be replaced by Graham Manou, who is expected to reach Delhi for the third ODI.

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2nd ODI: India vs Australia: India won by 99 runs

October 28, 2009 By: Spunky Category: Cricket News No Comments →

India won the second ODI against Australia in the Hero Honda Cup 2009 at Nagpur by 99 runs. Indian skipper Mahendra Singh Dhoni was adjudged man of the matvh for his wonderful 124 runs.
The detailed scoreboard is given below:
India innings (50 overs)
V Sehwag c Hilfenhaus b Johnson 40(31 balls, 4*6, 6*1)
SR Tendulkar c White b Siddle 4(8 balls, 4*1)
G Gambhir run out (Hauritz) 76(80 balls, 4*6)
Yuvraj Singh c & b Hilfenhaus 23(24 balls, 4*2,6*1)
MS Dhoni c Paine b Johnson 124(107 balls, 4*9,6*3)
SK Raina c Paine b Johnson 62(50 balls, 4*6,6*1)
Harbhajan Singh not out 1(1 ball)
P Kumar run out (Siddle/Paine) 1(1 ball)
Extras (b 1, lb 6, w 14, nb 2) 23
Total (7 wickets; 50 overs) 354
Fall of wickets:1-21 (Tendulkar, 3.3 ov), 2-67 (Sehwag, 10.1 ov), 3-97 (Yuvraj Singh, 15.1 ov), 4-216 (Gambhir, 33.6 ov), 5-352 (Dhoni, 49.3 ov), 6-353 (Raina, 49.5 ov), 7-354 (Kumar, 49.6 ov)
Bowling:BW Hilfenhaus:10-0-83-1-8.30(1nb, 4w), PM Siddle:10-0-55-1-5.50(3w), MG Johnson:10-0-75-3-7.50(1nb, 5w), NM Hauritz:10-0-54-0-5.40, AC Voges:5-0-33-0-6.60(1w), SR Watson:5-0-47-0-9.40
Australia innings (target: 355 runs from 50 overs)
SR Watson c Tendulkar b Sharma 19(26 balls, 4*3)
TD Paine b Kumar 8(14 balls, 4*1)
RT Ponting lbw b Kumar 12(16 balls, 4*2)
CL White c Raina b Harbhajan Singh 23(42 balls, 4*3)
MEK Hussey b Jadeja 53(60 balls, 4*6)
AC Voges b Jadeja 36(44 balls, 4*1)
SE Marsh st Dhoni b Jadeja 21(21 balls, 4*1, 6*1)
MG Johnson b Nehra 21(19 balls, 4*2, 6*1)
NM Hauritz not out 30(32 balls, 4*3)
PM Siddle c Dhoni b Sharma 3(5 balls)
BW Hilfenhaus run out(Yuvraj Singh/Dhoni) 16(12 balls, 4*2)
Extras (lb 5, w 8) 13
Total (all out; 48.3 overs) 255
Fall of wickets:1-20 (Paine, 4.6 ov), 2-41 (Watson, 9.1 ov), 3-45 (Ponting, 10.1 ov), 4-93 (White, 20.6 ov), 5-140 (Hussey, 30.3 ov), 6-180 (Marsh, 36.5 ov), 7-194 (Voges, 38.3 ov), 8-223 (Johnson, 43.3 ov), 9-230 (Siddle, 44.4 ov), 10-255 (Hilfenhaus, 48.3 ov)
Bowling:P Kumar:8-1-37-2-4.62(1w), A Nehra:7-0-40-1-5.71(2w), I Sharma:8-0-34-2-4.25(1w), Harbhajan Singh:10-0-62-1-6.20(4w), Yuvraj Singh:8-0-39-0-4.87, RA Jadeja:6.3-0-35-3-5.38, SK Raina:1-0-3-0-3.00

India won the second ODI against Australia in the Hero Honda Cup 2009 at Nagpur by 99 runs. Indian skipper Mahendra Singh Dhoni was adjudged man of the match for his wonderful 124 runs. With this, India has leveled the series 1-1.

The detailed scoreboard is given below:

India innings (50 overs)

V Sehwag c Hilfenhaus b Johnson 40(31 balls, 4*6, 6*1)

SR Tendulkar c White b Siddle 4(8 balls, 4*1)

G Gambhir run out (Hauritz) 76(80 balls, 4*6)

Yuvraj Singh c & b Hilfenhaus 23(24 balls, 4*2,6*1)

MS Dhoni c Paine b Johnson 124(107 balls, 4*9,6*3)

SK Raina c Paine b Johnson 62(50 balls, 4*6,6*1)

Harbhajan Singh not out 1(1 ball)

P Kumar run out (Siddle/Paine) 1(1 ball)

Extras (b 1, lb 6, w 14, nb 2) 23

Total (7 wickets; 50 overs) 354

Fall of wickets:1-21 (Tendulkar, 3.3 ov), 2-67 (Sehwag, 10.1 ov), 3-97 (Yuvraj Singh, 15.1 ov), 4-216 (Gambhir, 33.6 ov), 5-352 (Dhoni, 49.3 ov), 6-353 (Raina, 49.5 ov), 7-354 (Kumar, 49.6 ov)

Bowling:BW Hilfenhaus:10-0-83-1-8.30(1nb, 4w), PM Siddle:10-0-55-1-5.50(3w), MG Johnson:10-0-75-3-7.50(1nb, 5w), NM Hauritz:10-0-54-0-5.40, AC Voges:5-0-33-0-6.60(1w), SR Watson:5-0-47-0-9.40

Australia innings (target: 355 runs from 50 overs)

SR Watson c Tendulkar b Sharma 19(26 balls, 4*3)

TD Paine b Kumar 8(14 balls, 4*1)

RT Ponting lbw b Kumar 12(16 balls, 4*2)

CL White c Raina b Harbhajan Singh 23(42 balls, 4*3)

MEK Hussey b Jadeja 53(60 balls, 4*6)

AC Voges b Jadeja 36(44 balls, 4*1)

SE Marsh st Dhoni b Jadeja 21(21 balls, 4*1, 6*1)

MG Johnson b Nehra 21(19 balls, 4*2, 6*1)

NM Hauritz not out 30(32 balls, 4*3)

PM Siddle c Dhoni b Sharma 3(5 balls)

BW Hilfenhaus run out(Yuvraj Singh/Dhoni) 16(12 balls, 4*2)

Extras (lb 5, w 8 ) 13

Total (all out; 48.3 overs) 255

Fall of wickets:1-20 (Paine, 4.6 ov), 2-41 (Watson, 9.1 ov), 3-45 (Ponting, 10.1 ov), 4-93 (White, 20.6 ov), 5-140 (Hussey, 30.3 ov), 6-180 (Marsh, 36.5 ov), 7-194 (Voges, 38.3 ov), 8-223 (Johnson, 43.3 ov), 9-230 (Siddle, 44.4 ov), 10-255 (Hilfenhaus, 48.3 ov)

Bowling:P Kumar:8-1-37-2-4.62(1w), A Nehra:7-0-40-1-5.71(2w), I Sharma:8-0-34-2-4.25(1w), Harbhajan Singh:10-0-62-1-6.20(4w), Yuvraj Singh:8-0-39-0-4.87, RA Jadeja:6.3-0-35-3-5.38, SK Raina:1-0-3-0-3.00

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