India vs Australia 2nd ODI: Full Awards List, Player of the Match, Key Stats from the Vizag ODI

Australia have made an emphatic comeback in the ODI series against India with a comprehensive victory by 10 wickets in the 2nd ODI in Vizag on Sunday (March 19).

The Indian team suffered a batting collapse and were bundled out for just 117 runs. Apart from Virat Kohli (31 runs off 35 balls), none of the Indian batters could resist a rampant Aussie bowling attack and were skittled for that paltry score. In reply, Australia openers Travis Head (51* off 30 balls) and Mitchell Marsh (66* off 36 balls) demolished the Indian bowling and won the match within 11 overs to restore parity in the ODI series.

India vs Australia 2nd ODI Complete List of Awards

Here is the complete list of award winners from the 2nd ODI between India and Australia-

ACC Trusted Player of the Match

Mitchell Marsh received the award for his powerful batting.

Hyundai Ferocious player of the Match

Mitchell Marsh got the award for his destructive batting display during the powerplay. He scored 62 runs off just 34 balls.

India vs Australia 2nd ODI Player of the Match

Australian pacer Mitchell Starc was awarded the Player of the Match. Starc finished with figures of 5/53 and rattled the Indian top order. Rohit Sharma, Shubman Gill, Suryakumar Yadav, KL Rahul and Mohammed Siraj were his victims with the ball.

India vs Australia 2nd ODI Match Stats

This is the 6th instance of the Indian team in ODIs when four batters have scored a duck in a match. It happened for the first time in six years (the last one vs Sri Lanka in Dharamshala, 2017)
India were bowled out for 117 runs, which is India's 4th lowest total at home in ODIs, and their 3rd lowest total against Australia in ODIs. It is also India's heaviest defeat when it comes to number of balls to spare (234 balls).
Australian pacer Mitchell Starc picked up his 9th five-wicket haul in ODIs.
There were three crowd catches in the match - all of those catches came during the Australian batting and off the bat of Mitchell Marsh.
Suryakumar Yadav got dismissed for a golden duck in the match, consecutive golden ducks for the batter in this series.
This is the first time India have lost four wickets with the bat below 50 runs in consecutive ODI matches.
The match was completed within 37 overs, India batted 26 overs, while Australia chased the target of 118 at exactly 11 overs.
This is the third-biggest win for Australia in terms of the number of overs to spare. Australian batters scored 121 runs in the chase, and 100 of those runs came from boundaries (16 fours, 6 sixes).