India faces Australia in their second match having won the first match against South Africa convincingly by defeating South Africa by 6 wickets on the back of the century scored by India's Rohit Sharma and good bowling performances by India's Jasprit Bumhra and Yuzvendra chahal
Australia faces India in its third match having won their two matches against Afghanistan and West Indies by 7 wickets and 15 Runs respectively
Australia Vs India Head to Head in ODI's
Matches: 136
India won: 49
Australia won: 77
Australia Vs India Head to Head in CWC's
Matches: 11
India won: 3
Australia won: 8
| 6-Mar-15 | Australia | 95 runs | Sydney |
| 24-Mar-11 | India | 5 wickets | Ahmedabad |
| 23-Mar-03 | Australia | 125 runs | Johannesburg |
| 15-Feb-03 | Australia | 9 wickets | Centurion |
| 4-Jun-99 | Australia | 77 runs | The Oval |
| 27-Feb-96 | Australia | 16 runs | Mumbai |
| 1-Mar-92 | Australia | 1 runs | Brisbane |
| 22-Oct-87 | India | 56 runs | Delhi |
| 9-Oct-87 | Australia | 1 runs | Chennai |
| 20-Jun-83 | India | 118 runs | Chelmsford |
| 13-Jun-83 | Australia | 162 runs | Nottingham |
India beat Australia by 36 Runs
Opting to bat, India got off to a steady start. Rohit Sharma, who went on to make 57 off 70 balls, was dropped by Nathan Coulter-Nile on the third ball of the second over off Mitchell Starc.
Rohit and Dhawan then batted with caution, putting on 41 in the first 10 overs, before switching gears and adding 70 in the next 10 overs.
Coulter-Nile then provided the breakthrough, snuffing out Rohit in the 23rd over to break an opening stand of 127. But there was no stopping Dhawan, who already had two centuries and a fifty at The Oval.
Shikhar Dhawan accelerated to convert his fifty to a brilliant hundred before Starc had him dismissed for 117.
Later, Hardik Pandya's 27-ball 48 and skipper Virat Kohli's brisk 82 provided the late impetus as India posted 352/5
The Indian bowlers ensured the Australians were always under the pump. Warner (56), Usman Khawaja (42), and Steve Smith (69) all got good starts, but failed to convert their knocks into something defining.
Alex Carey remained unbeaten on 55 in the end, but he ran out of partners as India bowled out Australia for 316 to get their second win of the tournament
India defeated Australia by 36 runs at The Oval in London to register their second straight victory in the 2019 World Cup and end Australia’s 10-ODI winning streak. India became the third team after England and West Indies to register at least 50 victories against Australia in ODI cricket
India deserved to win that one in the end, for their dynamic performances in both the batting and bowling departments
Dhawan kicked off proceedings with a masterful 117, while Rohit (57), Kohli (82) and big-hitting efforts from Dhoni (27) and Pandya (48) secured a brilliant 352/5 for India.
Scorecard
India 352/5 in 50 Overs
Rohit Sharma 57(0 Balls 4x3 and 6x1)
Shikhar Dhawan 117(109 Balls 4x16)
Virat Kohli 82(77 Balls 4x4 and 6x2)
Hardik Pandya 48(27Balls 4x4 and 6x3)
M S Dhoni 27(14 Balls 4x3 and 6x1)
K L Rahul 11*(3 Balls 4x1 and 6x1)
Australia 316/10
David Warner 56(84 Balls 4x5)
Aaron Finch 36 (35 Balls 4x3 and 6x1)
Steven Smith 69(70 Balls 4x5 and 6x1)
Usman Khawaja 42(39 Balls 4x4 and 6x1)
Alex Carey 55*(35 Balls 4x5 and
Bhuvenshwar Kumar 3/50(10 Overs)
Jasprit Bumrah 3/61(10 Overs)
Match Result India won by 36 Runs
MOM - Shikhar Dhawan(India)for his 117(109 Balls 4x16) - 3rd CWC Ton
India's wins vs Aus in WC
1983, Chelmsford: 118 runs
1987, Delhi: 56 runs
2011, Ahmedabad: Five wkts
2019, Oval: 36 runs
This is the first time Australia have lost a run chase in WCs since losing to Pakistan at Leeds in 1999. The streak of 19 consecutive wins batting second since then comes to an end today
First loss in 11 ODIs for Australia
Most runs in a WC match:
688 Aus (376) v SL (312) Sydney 2015
682 Pak (348) v Eng (334) Nottingham 2019
676 Ind (338) v Eng (338) Bengaluru 2011
671 Aus (377) v SA (294) Basseterre 2007
668 Ind (352) v Aus (316) Oval 2019
India's wins vs Aus in WC1983, Chelmsford: 118 runs
1987, Delhi: 56 runs
2011, Ahmedabad: Five wkts
2019, Oval: 36 runs
This is the first time Australia have lost a run chase in WCs since losing to Pakistan at Leeds in 1999. The streak of 19 consecutive wins batting second since then comes to an end today
First loss in 11 ODIs for Australia
Most runs in a WC match:
688 Aus (376) v SL (312) Sydney 2015
682 Pak (348) v Eng (334) Nottingham 2019
676 Ind (338) v Eng (338) Bengaluru 2011
671 Aus (377) v SA (294) Basseterre 2007
668 Ind (352) v Aus (316) Oval 2019
Rohit Sharma fastest to 2,000 ODI runs vs a team, breaks Sachin’s record
Rohit Sharma broke a World Record in the ICC World Cup 2019 match against Australia at The Oval on Sunday.
The India opener became the fastest to reach 2000 ODI runs against Australia.
Rohit Sharma needed only 20 runs to get to 2000 ODI runs against Australia. He got their in style by hitting a boundary off Gelnn Maxwell in the 12th over of India’s innings after captain Virat Kohli opted to bat first. Rohit completed 2000 ODI runs against Australia in just 37 innings.
Rohit Sharma became the 4th cricketer to do so against Australia after Sachin Tendulkar & the WIndies duo of Viv Richards & Desmond Haynes.
Sachin Tendulkar took (51) innings, Desmond Haynes took (59) innings & Sir Viv Richards took (45) innings to complete 2000 runs while Rohit will play his 37th innings on Sunday.
Rohit Sharma currently has the second highest number of runs against Australia in ODIs when it comes to Indian batsmen & he also has the third most centuries (7) against Australia after Sachin Tendulkar (9) & Virat Kohli (8).
Rohit Sharma was dismissed by Nathan Coulter-Nile after scoring 57 off 70 balls & giving India a very good start. India lost their first wicket after a 127-run opening stand between Dhawan & Rohit
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