World Cup semi-final: Australia vs India scoreboard


Posted on 26th Mar 2015 05:51 pm by mohit kumar

Sydney, March 26 (IANS) The following is the scoreboard of the cricket World Cup semi-final between Australia and India at the Sydney Cricket Ground here on Thursday:

Australia
Aaron Finch c Dhawan b Yadav 81
David Warner c Kohli b Yadav 12
Steven Smith c Rohit Sharma b Yadav 105
Glenn Maxwell c Rahane b Ashwin 23
SR Watson c Rahane b Mohit Sharma 28
Michael Clarke c Rohit Sharma b Mohit Sharma 10
James Faulkner b Yadav 21
Brad Haddin not out 7
Mitchell Johnson not out 27
Extras (b 1, lb 7, w 6) 14
Total (7 wickets; 50 overs) 328

Fall of wickets: 1-15 (Warner, 3.1 overs), 2-197 (Smith, 34.1), 3-232 (Maxwell, 37.3), 4-233 (Finch, 38.2), 5-248 (Clarke, 42.1), 6-284 (Faulkner, 46.3), 7-298 (Watson, 47.5).

Bowling
Mohammed Shami 10-0-68-0
Umesh Yadav 9-0-72-4
Mohit Sharma 10-0-75-2
Virat Kohli 1-0-7-0
Ravindra Jadeja 10-0-56-0
Ravichandran Ashwin 10-0-42-1

India
Rohit Sharma b Johnson 34
Shikhar Dhawan c Maxwell b Hazlewood 45
Virat Kohli c Haddin b Johnson 1
Ajinkya Rahane c Haddin b Starc 44
Suresh Raina c Haddin b Faulkner 7
Mahendra Singh Dhoni run out (Maxwell) 65
Ravindra Jadeja run out (Smith) 16
Ravichandran Ashwin b Faulkner 5
Mohammed Shami not out 1
Mohit Sharma b Faulkner 0
Umesh Yadav b Starc 0
Extras (lb 8, w 5, nb 2) 15
Total (10 wickets; 46.5 overs) 233

Fall of wickets: 1-76 (Dhawan, 12.5 overs), 2-78 (Kohli, 15.3), 3-91 (Rohit Sharma, 17.6), 4-108 (Raina, 22.6), 5-178 (Rahane, 36.2), 6-208 (Jadeja, 41.5), 7-231 (Dhoni, 44.3), 8-232 (Ashwin, 45.4), 9-232 (Mohit Sharma, 45.5), 10-233 (Yadav, 46.5).

Bowling
Mitchell Starc 8.5-0-28-2
Josh Hazlewood 10-1-41-1
Mitchell Johnson 10-0-50-2
James Faulkner 9-1-59-3
Glenn Maxwell 5-0-18-0
Shane Watson 4-0-29-0

Match details:
Toss: Australia chose to bat
Man-of-the-match: Steven Smith
Umpires: Kumar Dharmasena (Sri Lanka) and Richard Kettleborough (England)
TV umpire: Marais Erasmus (South Africa)
Match referee: Ranjan Madugalle (Sri Lanka)
Reserve umpire: Richard Illingworth (England)

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