Team India tackle Australia within the summit conflict of the ICC ODI World Cup 2023 on the Narendra Modi Stadium on Sunday as Rohit Sharma and Co. go in quest of the nation’s first worldwide trophy since their 2013 ICC Champions Trophy triumph.
The males in blue eye their third World Championship within the 50-over format so as to add to their 2011 and 1983 titles. And the ultimate impediment that stands in India’s means is five-time champion Australia, who search to increase their lead on the prime of the trophy tally.
The hosts haven’t dropped a recreation on the ongoing version of the World Cup going into the finals with ten wins out of ten video games on dwelling soil.
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Australia, then again, are additionally on a scorching–streak of 8 video games marching into the ultimate after having misplaced their opening two video games on the ICC showpiece towards India and South Africa.
Rohit Sharma will look to get his palms on probably the most coveted prize in World Cricket, after lacking out on a spot within the profitable squad again in 2011, as he leads the talent-rich Indian facet into the ultimate frontier towards the mighty Aussies.
Australia shall be spearheaded by pacer Pat Cummins, who targets a spot for himself amongst WC-winning Aussie skippers together with Allan Border, Steve Waugh, Ricky Ponting and Michael Clark.
This shall be India’s fourth look within the closing of the match since its inception within the yr 1975, whereas Australia step into the summit conflict of the occasion for a document eighth time.
World ODI Ranking:
India – No.1
Australia- No.2
India’s Road to the Final:
League Stage-
Match 1- IND vs AUS, Chennai: India beat Australia by 6 wickets
Match 2- IND vs AFG, New Delhi: India beat Afghanistan by 8 wickets
Match 3- IND vs PAK, Ahmedabad: India beat Pakistan by 7 wickets
Match 4- IND vs BAN, Pune: India beat Bangladesh by 7 wickets
Match 5- IND vs NZ, Dharamshala: India beat New Zealand by 4 wickets
Match 6- IND vs ENG, Lucknow: India beat England by 100 runs
Match 7- IND vs SL, Mumbai: India beat Sri Lanka by 302 runs
Match 8- IND vs SA, Kolkata: India beat South Africa by 243 runs
Match 9- IND vs NED, Bengaluru: India beat The Netherlands by 160 runs
Semifinal-
Match 10- IND vs NZ, Mumbai: India beat New Zealand by 70 runs to advance to the finals.
Australia’s Road to the Final:
Match 1- AUS vs IND, Chennai: Australia lose to India by 6 wickets
Match 2- AUS vs SA, Lucknow: Australia lose to South Africa by 134 runs
Match 3- AUS vs SL, Lucknow: Australia beat Sri Lanka by 5 wickets
Match 4- AUS vs PAK, Bengaluru: Australia beat Pakistan by 62 runs
Match 5- AUS vs NED, New Delhi: Australia beat The Netherlands by 309 runs
Match 6- AUS vs NZ, Dharamshala: Australia beat New Zealand by 5 wickets
Match 7- AUS vs ENG, Ahmedabad: Australia beat England by 33 runs
Match 8- AUS vs AFG, Mumbai: Australia beat Afghanistan by 3 wickets
Match 9- AUS vs BAN, Pune: Australia beat Bangladesh by 8 wickets
Semifinal
Match 1- AUS vs SA, Kolkata: Australia beat South Africa by 3 wickets
Top Run Scorers:
India – Virat Kohli (711 runs in 10 video games)
Australia- David Warner (523 runs in 10 video games)
Top Wicket Takers:
India- Mohammed Shami (23 wickets in 6 video games)
Australia- Adam Zampa (22 wickets in 10 video games)
Previous World Cup Titles:
India- 2 (1983, 2011)
Australia- 5 (1987, 1999, 2003, 2007, 2011)
Previous World Cup Finishes:
India
1975- Group Stage
1979- Group Stage
1983- Winners
1987- Semifinals
1991- Round-Robin Stage
1996- Semifinals
1999- Super Six
2003- Runner-up
2007- Group Stage
2011- Winners
2015- Semifinals
2019- Semifinals
Australia
1975- Runner-up
1979- Group Stage
1983- Group Stage
1987- Winners
1991- Round-robin Stage
1996- Runner-up
1999- Winners
2003- Winners
2007- Winners
2011- Quarterfinals
2015- Winners
2019- Semifinals
India Squad:
Rohit Sharma (C), Virat Kohli, Shubman Gill, Shreyas Iyer, KL Rahul (Wk), Ravindra Jadeja, Jasprit Bumrah, Mohammed Siraj, Kuldeep Yadav, Mohammed Shami, Shardul Thakur, Ravichandran Ashwin, Ishan Kishan, Suryakumar Yadav, Hardik Pandya (Replaced by Prasidh Krishna on account of damage)
Australia Squad:
Pat Cummins (C), David Warner, Travis Head, Steve Smith, Mitch Marsh, Josh Inglis (Wk), Alex Carey, Glenn Maxwell, Mitchell Starc, Adam Zampa, Josh Hazlewood, Sean Abbott, Marnus Labuschagne, Cameron Green, Marcus Stoinis.
