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New Zealand vs Australia Live Score, 2nd ODI of Australia vs New Zealand 2019/20

Upcoming · Mar 15 2020, Sun - 05:00 AM (IST)
2nd ODI - Sydney Cricket Ground
Australia
New Zealand
Match Info
Series: New Zealand in Australia 2019/20
Date: Mar 15 2020, Sun - 05:00 AM (IST)
Country: Australia
City: Sydney
Venue: Sydney Cricket Ground
Toss: -
Australia Squad: -
New Zealand Squad: -
Match Facts
  • Pat Cummins (Australia) has logged more deliveries that have been back of a length or shorter than any other bowler in men's ODIs since the start of 2019 (586); he took three wickets in the series opener with balls pitching on that length, the joint-most he's ever recorded in an ODI game.
  • Australia's Josh Hazlewood has logged 40+ dot balls in back-to-back ODI matches for the first time in his career; his career-best figures in this form of the game came against New Zealand in June 2017 (6/52).
  • David Warner has the highest average of any batsman to register five or more men's ODI innings at the SCG, having recorded a rate of 57.2 across his 14 knocks at the ground; he comes into this game on the back of posting 67 in the series opener.
  • Tom Latham (New Zealand) is in line to make his 100th ODI appearance; he has only been able to score 93 runs in seven attempts against Australia in this format.
  • Aaron Finch heads into this game having posted an innings worth 60 runs in the series opener at this very venue (Sydney Cricket Ground); it was the 13th time he'd managed to reach a half-century in men's ODIs as an opener since the start of last year, only Rohit Sharma (14) has done so more often in that time.
  • Australia have amassed 87 victories in men's ODIs at the Sydney Cricket Ground: the most recorded by any side at a specific venue in this form of the game.
  • Australia have 11 victories in their last 13 men's ODI outings at the Sydney Cricket Ground; each of their last five fixtures there have seen teams successfully defend totals.
  • 12 of the last 14 men's ODI games played out between Australia and New Zealand at the SCG have been won by the hosts; Australia are currently enjoying a five-match winning streak versus the Black Caps at the famous Sydney venue.
  • Australia have managed to win seven men's ODIs in a row versus New Zealand on home soil; their last such defeat against the Black Caps in Australia came in February 2009.
  • Australia have been involved in two multi-game bilateral men's ODI series so far in 2020, losing both; they suffered a 2-1 defeat in India prior to a 3-0 loss at the hands of the Proteas in South Africa - this three-game series stands at 1-0 in their favour.