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IND vs AUS – ODI Head to Head & Individual Stats – CricIndeed

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One can expect exciting battles when these two teams play against each other. Be it about Indian bowling legends like Zaheer Khan and Anil Kumble or the fiery Australian pacers Mitchell Johnson, Mitchell Starc, and Brett Lee. One can not forget the spin king Shane Warne.

Two countries have also produced some of the best batting talents: Adam Gilchrist, Steve Smith, and Michael Clarke from Australia. From India, we have the trio – of Sachin Tendulkar, Virat Kohli, and Rohit Sharma, who have been brilliant against their times’ Australian sides.

These two sides have locked horns for 143 matches. Let’s look at the head-to-head stats between the sides in ODI cricket. (You can find the same stats in the Test format here).

India vs Australia – Head to Head in ODIs

Matches Played143
India Won53
Australia Won80
No result10
Tied0
IND VS AUS – ODI HEAD TO HEAD

Mighty Australia, we call them for a reason. The above stats are just another reason which adds a feather to Australia’s prowess. It’s not like India has been way out of place in the head-to-head; they have started improving their overall record by winning quite consistently in the recent past.

India in Australia:

Let us look at how India has fared in away conditions in the One-day matches against Australia.

Matches Played54
India Won14
Australia Won38
No result2
Tied0

Sheer domination is the word here. Aussies have been successful enough to win more than double the matches India has won against them in Australia.

Australia in India:

Matches Played64
India Won29
Australia Won30
No Result5
Tied0

Tough competition, for real. Australia is still slightly ahead, leading with one match more than India have won. Five of the matches contested resulted in no result.

India vs Australia at neutral venues :

Few matches have been contested between the two sides at neutral venues or other than their home countries. So almost equal like competition, here it is.

Matches Played25
India Won10
Australia Won12
No Result3
Tied0

Key Individual Records (Top Fives)

We now put our focus on the individual heroics of the players, who contributed to some of the most crucial wins between the two sides, which in turn made us witness some memorable matches.

Most Runs for India against Australia

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Master blaster is showing his class here again. There is a reason why everyone refers to him as the “God of Cricket.” The second person on the list is close to 800 runs behind the guy topping the list.

Two modern-day greats, Hitman Sharma and Virat Kohli are among the only players with a 50+ average.

BATSMANINNSRUNSAVG100S
Sachin Tendulkar70307744.599
Rohit Sharma40220861.338
Virat Kohli41208354.828
MS Dhoni48166044.862
Shikhar Dhawan29126545.184

Most Runs for Australia against India

Kind of a similar trend to that of what India’s highest run scorers have had. Two players have an astonishing average of above 50. Unlike India, the players haven’t relied on scoring many hundreds to have a higher number of runs; instead, they have focussed on hitting fifties and contributing well enough as a team.

BATSMANINNSRUNSAVG100S
Ricky Ponting59216440.076
Adam Gilchrist45162236.861
Aaron Finch31146048.674
Mathew Hayden28145053.703
David Boon29121246.622

Highest Individual Scores in India vs Australia ODI matches

Rohit Sharma cutting the following list twice shows his caliber and habit of consistently scoring daddy hundreds. Coincidently two of the scores below are from the same match, the one held in Perth during the 2016 series. Wherein two modern-day greats, Steve Smith and Rohit Sharma, joined hands together to give a thrilling game for fans to remember about.

BATSMANSCOREVENUEYEAR
Rohit Sharma209Bangalore2013
Sachin Tendulkar175Hyderabad2009
Rohit Sharma171*Perth2016
George Bailey156Vidarbha2013
Steve Smith149Perth2016

Most Wickets for Australia against India in ODIs

As stated at the very start of this article, we have some legendary Australian bowlers taking up the best of places in the following list with their scintillating bowling averages. They have picked a good amount of wickets in significantly fewer matches. But somehow, that thing isn’t replicated in the list to follow, though it is always awe-inspiring to possess an average below 30.

BOWLERMATCHESWICKETSAVG
Brett Lee325521.00
Steve Waugh534329.47
Mitchell Johnson274326.07
Glenn McGrath253426.76
Craig McDermott223027.47

Most Wickets for India against Australia in ODIs

The following stats might have indicated the main reason behind the sheer dominance of Australia in the overall matches they have played against India.

Sadly, none of the Indian bowlers could have a significant impact, not even similar to what the top 5 Australian bowlers had on India. Kapil Dev is the pick of the bowlers.

BOWLERMATCHESWICKETSAVG
Kapil Dev414527.69
Ajit Agarkar213628.42
Javagal Srinath293336.79
Harbhajan Singh353246.44
Anil Kumble293140.29

Best Bowling figures in India vs Australia ODI Matches

A good coincidence is what we witness here. Here two of the best spells bowled by against each other have been all about but almost identical. Yuzi and Ajit, both Indian players, have had their personal best bowling figures, and that too against Australia; the fun thing to note is that – even the venue where they too had played was the same.

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Bowler Best Bowling VenueYear
Murali Kartik6/27Mumbai2007
Kenneth MacLeay6/39Trent Bridge1983
Ajit Agarkar6/42Melbourne2004
Yuzvendra Chahal6/42Melbourne2019
Mitchell Starc6/43Melbourne2015

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