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Home  »  Cricket  »  Australia vs India 2025  »  1st T20I Scorecard

India vs Australia Scorecard, 1st T20I, Australia vs India 2025

Result · Oct 29 2025, Wed - 01:45 PM (IST)
IND
97/1
AUS
No Result
CRR:10.03
INDIA - 97/1 (9.4)
Batsman R B 4s 6s SR
Abhishek Sharma c Tim David b Nathan Ellis 19 14 4 - 135.71
Shubman Gill Not out 37 20 4 1 185
Suryakumar Yadav (c) Not out 39 24 3 2 162.5
Tilak Varma - - - - -
Sanju Samson (wk) - - - - -
Harshit Rana - - - - -
Shivam Dube - - - - -
Axar Patel - - - - -
Kuldeep Yadav - - - - -
Varun Chakravarthy - - - - -
Jasprit Bumrah - - - - -
Extras 2 ( w: 2)
Total 97 / 1 (9.4 ov)
Bowler O M R W Eco
Josh Hazlewood 3 - 24 0 8
Xavier Bartlett 2 - 16 0 8
Nathan Ellis 1.4 - 25 1 15
Marcus Stoinis 1 - 10 0 10
Matthew Kuhnemann 2 - 22 0 11
Fall Of Wickets Batsman
35/1 (3.5) Abhishek Sharma
Match Info
Series: India in Australia 2025
Date: Oct 29 2025, Wed - 01:45 PM (IST)
Country: Australia
City: Canberra
Venue: Manuka Oval
Toss: Australia won the toss and elected to bowl.
Australia Playing XI: Mitchell Marsh (c), Travis Head, Josh Inglis (wk), Tim David, Mitch Owen, Marcus Stoinis, Josh Philippe, Xavier Bartlett, Nathan Ellis, Matthew Kuhnemann, Josh Hazlewood
India Playing XI: Shubman Gill, Abhishek Sharma, Tilak Varma, Suryakumar Yadav (c), Sanju Samson (wk), Harshit Rana, Shivam Dube, Axar Patel, Kuldeep Yadav, Varun Chakaravarthy, Jasprit Bumrah
  • India have won their last three bilateral multigame men’s T20I series against Australia including a 2-1 win in their last series in Australia (December 2020); they were winless in their previous three series against Australia (D2 L1).
  • Australia are unbeaten in their last eight bilateral multigame men’s T20I series (W7 D1), their longest unbeaten streak in the format; in addition, they have won their last four series which is their joint-longest winning streak (also W4 from February 2019 to February 2020).
  • India are unbeaten in their last nine bilateral multigame men’s T20I series (W8 D1) including winning their last six in a row; only once before have they won more consecutive series - W8 from June 2022 to February 2023.
  • India have won seven of their last eight men’s T20Is against Australia (L1) including their last three in a row; indeed, Australia have a losing record against India (W11 L20), their only opponent to hold that distinction in the format.
  • Australia have alternated between wins and losses in their four men’s T20Is at Manuka Oval with an eight-run loss against England in their last completed match at the venue (12 October 2022); India won their only previous match at the ground by 11 runs over Australia (4 December 2020).
  • Australia batters have collectively scored at 10.1 runs per over in men’s T20Is since the start of 2025, the highest rate of any Test playing country in any calendar year (min. 3 matches played); India’s rate of 9.2 runs per over is the fourth highest of any Test playing country this year.
  • India spinners have a collective bowling average of 14.7 in men’s T20Is since the start of 2025, better than any other Test playing country; Australia batters have a collective strike rate of 157.9 against spinners, the highest of any Test playing country.
  • Abhishek Sharma (India) has scored at a strike rate of 214.7 in the powerplay overs of men’s T20Is since the start of 2025, the highest of any player from a Test playing country (min. 35 balls faced); he has scored 380 runs in this period this year, the most of any player from a Test playing country.
  • Mitchell Marsh (Australia) has scored 251 runs at an average of 125.5 in his last four men’s T20Is including a career high score of 103* in his most recent match against New Zealand (4 October 2025); he has scored 367 runs in 2025, the second most he has scored in a calendar year in the format (627 in 2021).
  • Tanveer Sangha (Australia) took three wickets over his last two men’s T20Is (both against India in December 2023); he has taken multiple wickets in six of his last nine domestic T20 matches in Major League Cricket and Big Bash League.

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