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September 25, 2022 19:12

Aus 23-0 (2 ovs) vs Ind | Scorecard

Axar opens at the other end and Finch starts the over with a single to the off side.

Green then makes room and slaps the ball through the off side to boundary next ball.

Green and Finch then take a single each off the next two balls.

Green then cuts the ball through backward point for a four.

A dot to end the over as 11 come off it.

Bhuvneshwar opens the attack for India while Cameron Green and Aaron Finch open the batting for Australia and Green makes his intent clear first ball as he tries to heave the ball but it luckily falls in no man's land at deep cover to get off the mark with a couple.

Green follows that up with a six over deep square leg.

Green then cuts the ball past point for a four. Three swings and misses and 12 come off the opening over.

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