Go level in the series

March 19, 2023 17:38

Aus 121-0 (11 ovs) vs Ind 117 | Scorecard

Australia beat India by 10 wickets in the second ODI in Vizag to level three-match series 1-1.

Mitchell Starc grabbed five wickets and Sean Abbott took three as India were bundled out for 117 after being put in to bat.

Australia openers Travis Head and Mitchell Marsh made light work of the chase as they feasted on some average bowling by India to reach the target in just 11 overs.

Axar continues and Head gets back-to-back twos to bring up his half-century.

A single later, Marsh scores the winning runs with a four past point. Nine come off the over and Australia win by 10 wickets!

Australia now just 17 away as Kuldeep comes in the attack and he gets the same treatment as his fellow bowlers.

After starting with a dot, Marsh smashes the short ball for a six. A dot and a single later, Head pulls the ball to mid-wicket for a four!

A single to end the over as 12 come off it and now Australia need just 5 runs to win.

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