IND vs AUS Live Cricket Score

25.1 OUT! BOWLED! Massive wicket for Australia as India's young run machine goes back to the pavillion. The glue of the Indian innings so far has to depart. After going for 12 in his first over, Sangha has come back and given his side the biggest wicket of the game. Short on middle and leg, Jasiwal gets on his back foot and looks to go for a big smash on the leg side. He misses as the ball turns in a bit more than he anticipated and the ball hits his thigh and goes right between his legs to disturb the stumps. 11th wicket for Sangha in this tournament and every time Australia needs a wicket, the leg spinner delivers. India into uncharted territory here as their untested middle order will have to deliver on the big stage now. 102/4

9.5 OUT! Caught! Beautiful line and length from Kelly and it has reaped its reward. Kelly hits the deck hard on the channel. It is in the corridor of uncertainty. To add to the wonders of this delivery Kelly even manages to generate extra bounce making this almost unplayable. Saxena hops and looks to defend but that extra bounce and little away movement sees it kisses the outside edge of Divyaansh's bat and go straight into the gloves of Patrick Rowe. A well-deserved wicket for the Aussies as they have been very good with their lines and lengths and now they have something to show for all the pressure they have built. 35/1

12.5 OUT! CAUGHT! Tilak Varma departs and Australia making inroads now! A floated delivery just around the off pole line, it pitches and straightens. There is extra bounce on it as well. Varma looks to prod forward and defend but the ball goes off the splice of the bat high towards first slip where Mackenzie jumps high and takes a very good catch right above his head. Australia making life difficult for India right now! 44/2

15.2 OUT! BOWLED! India under the pump as their skipper is heading back to the pavillion. Right through the gate of bat and pad. Sully comes back and delivers straightaway. Sully steams in and bowls a full ball on off, it nips back in. Garg tries to play a drive but leaves a huge gap between the bat and pad. The gap is so big that a train could go through there. He misreads the swing and the ball goes right between that gap to disturb the stumps. India succumbing under pressure and now the onus will be on the untested middle order to take them out of troubled waters. Australia all over India here. 54/3

31 OUT! CAUGHT! Dhruv Jurel runs out of patience and he has thrown his wicket away. A floated and tempting delivery on middle and off, Jurel looks to come down the ground and hoick this one down over the leg side. But he is nowhere near the pitch of the ball and the drift and loop from Murphy ensure that the batsman is early into the shot. He gets a top edge on it and the ball goes up towards the keeper. Patrick Rowe there takes an easy catch and Dhruv Jurel makes his way back to the pavilion after a promising start. 114/5

38 OUT! Siddhesh holes out! Kelly who was hit for two boundaries in the over by Veer has the last laugh. Good length delivery around off, Siddhesh getting greedy for more runs even after getting 8 off the over goes for the big pull. He does not manage to time it as the ball comes quicker off the surface. Veer ends up getting a top edge which flies straight towards third man. Todd Murphy there keeps his eyes on the ball and takes an easy catch. Once again when it looks like India are on course to build something Australia break those dreams. 144/6

47.5 OUT! RUN OUT! Brilliant fielding from Sam Fanning and the stand that has taken India to a respectable total has now been broken. Good length ball on middle and leg, Bishnoi works it behind square and looks for two. They complete the first and Bishnoi sets off for the second. Fanning at deep backward square leg collects the ball and sends a strong throw towards the keeper's end. Rowe there collects the ball and whips the bails off as Bishnoi puts in the dive. The umpire immediately refers it upstairs. Replays roll in to show that Bishnoi is well short and he has to depart. The 60-run stand has been broken and Australia again stealing the momentum away from India. 205/7

48.3 OUT! Caught! Good catch from the skipper. Not the wicket of Atharva but it is Sushant who departs. More importantly for Australia it's a dot ball. Fuller ball around the pads, Mishra tries to flick it over but ends up getting a leading edge which flies behind cover. Mackenzie Harvey runs behind and takes a very good catch as running behind and taking a catch is one of the most toughest things to do. They look easy on the television but it is not as easy as they seem. 215/8

49.4 OUT! RUN OUT! Tyagi sacrifices his wicket for his side! Length ball on middle and leg, Atharva slaps another one down to long on. Kelly there collects and throws the ball towards the non-striker's end. Tyagi knows he has to go for the second even if it was not there because that would mean Ankolekar would be on strike. He tries to reach there but the bails are whipped off and he is not even in the frame. Tyagi departs, but more importantly, Ankolekar will face the next ball. 230/9

41.3 OUT! Caught! Is this the end of the Australian fight? Their warrior and fighter of this innings, Sam Fanning is out of here. The short ball does the trick for Akash Singh. Not the best of balls but he is not complaining. It is a short ball down the leg side. Fanning looks to pull but ends up gloving it behind to Dhruv Jurel who takes a simple catch. A very good innings of 75 from Fanning comes to an end. He is disappointed as he knows the responsibility of taking his side home was on his shoulder. 155/7

0.1 OUT! RUN OUT! Absolute catastrophe for Australia but super delight for India. Full ball on middle and off, Fanning pushes this one down the ground. It slowly trudges past the bowler and Fanning spots an opportunity for a single. He sets off but Fraser-McGurk is caught ball-watching. By the time he turns, his partner has reached the non-striker's end. Fraser-McGurk sets off and tries to reach the striker's end but Saxena collects the ball and throws it at the striker's end where Jurel whips the bails off. A knock on the first ball for Australia and Fraser-McGurk returns for a diamond duck. 0/1

0.4 OUT! LBW! Second wicket of the over and the Australian skipper departs. He is dejected and is walking back as slow as a snail. Maybe some complaints with the decision. Tyagi bowls a good length ball around the leg pole line, swinging into the skipper. Harvey looks to defend but misses the ball and is hit on the pads. The Indian players appeal and after some thought the umpire raises his finger. The Aussie skipper cannot believe that decision but he has to walk back. Perhaps, on replays, it seems like a harsh call as it was probably pitching outside the leg pole line. Is this the knockout blow for Australia, that too so early in the game? 4/2

0.5 OUT! TIMBER! Inswinging yorker and the stumps are shattered! Hearne has been cleaned up and Tyagi is on a hat-trick now. Tyagi steams in, pumped up after taking the wicket of Harvey on the last ball. He bowls a ferocious inswinging yorker. Hearne tries to get his bat down in time and dig it out but the ball has gone past him way before and the bails have been disturbed. Three wickets in the first over for India and they are on a roll. Also, Tyagi on a hat-trick. 4/3

2.3 OUT! Caught! Tyagi has got another one and this young man is on fire here. He is single-handedly taking down the Australian batting line-up. Maybe those words from Tyagi got under the skin of Oliver. Tyagi dishes a pacy ball away from the off stump, it is full as well. Davies goes for the big drive but ends up getting a thick outside edge which goes straight to first slip. Yashasvi Jaiswal there takes a good, sharp catch and India are on a roll here. 17/4

20.2 OUT! Caught! Priyam Garg's decision to give the ball to his strike bowler has done the trick. Tyagi strikes in his comeback over and what a game he is having. He is just in his fourth over and he has his 4th wicket. A wicket which every fast bowler cherishes. It is on the channel of uncertainty around off. It moves away just a bit off the deck. Rowe looks to defend but the away movement sees it kiss the outside edge of Patrick's bat and go straight into the gloves of Jurel. The budding stand is broken and Australia's hopes take a major hit. 68/5

40.1 OUT! Caught! Big wicket for India as Liam Scott, who had just started to get his groove departs. Quicker one from Bishnoi. It is short and just outside off. Liam looks to play the cut but the ball is too close to do that. He still does and misses. There is a sound as the ball goes past the bat. Jurel takes a sharp catch and puts in an appeal. The umpire raises his finger but Liam is not happy. Unsure whether he is disappointed with the decision or his shot selection. Anyway, he will have to walk back. Brilliant start to Powerplay 3 for India. Disastrous one for the Aussies. 149/6

41.4 OUT! Run Out! Excellent work from Dhruv Jurel. Good length delivery on middle, Sangha looks to defend but does so off the inner half of his bat. The ball goes behind and Sully calls for a quick run. Dhruv Jurel charges to the ball and removes his glove on his way. He scores a direct hit with an underarm throw. The umpire goes upstairs and replay finds Sully short of his crease. The end looks near for Australia. 155/8

41.5 OUT! TIMBER! India have got three wickets in three balls and are now just one wicket away from victory. Good length ball just around off, it angles into Murphy who looks to guide it down to third man. Australia's promising run chase after a torrid start has been slammed down the ground in this over by Akash Singh. 155/9

43.3 OUT! Bowled! Aakash Singh has wrapped up the innings! Superb performance from the defending champions, especially with the ball. Full and straight on middle and off. You miss, I hit stuff from Aakash. Willans looks to drive but misses and the ball goes onto hit the middle and off pole. INDIA WIN BY 74 RUNS! 159/10