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IND vs AUS highlights, 2nd T20I: Australia beat India by 4 wickets at MCG
IND vs AUS highlights, 2nd T20I: Josh Hazlewood produced a clinical display of fast bowling to dismantle India’s much-hyped top order and set up Australia’s four-wicket win in the second T20I at the Melbourne Cricket Ground on Friday. In front of a packed crowd of 82,438, India slumped to one of their most disappointing batting performances, with nine players failing to reach double digits in a total of just 125 in 18.4 overs.
Abhishek Sharma, in the form of his life, was the lone bright spot for India. He struck a brilliant 68 off 37 balls, featuring eight fours and two sixes. Alongside Harshit Rana (35 off 33 balls), Abhishek added 56 runs for the sixth wicket to help India cross the 100-run mark after Hazlewood’s fiery spell of 3 for 13 had left them reeling at 49 for 5.
Hazlewood bowled with surgical precision, sending down 15 dot balls in his four-over spell. His Test-match lengths and subtle movement off the pitch broke India’s backbone within the first 20 minutes.
In the chase, Australian captain Mitchell Marsh blasted 46 off 26 balls, ensuring the hosts completed the target comfortably in 13.2 overs despite losing six wickets. Most dismissals came from overly aggressive shots as the game slipped away from India early.
Apart from Abhishek’s knock, Varun Chakaravarthy (2/23) and Jasprit Bumrah (2/26) were the only positives for India. Bumrah’s pinpoint yorker to dismiss Matthew Short was a rare highlight in an otherwise forgettable bowling effort.
The extra bounce at the MCG troubled Indian batters, and Hazlewood’s relentless line and length made stroke play difficult. While some players were technically exposed, the Indian management is unlikely to read too much into the defeat, knowing that the T20 World Cup will be played in home conditions where turners will aid spinners like Varun, Kuldeep Yadav, and Axar Patel.
Abhishek’s innings stood out for his smart use of the crease and ability to ride the bounce. However, he was left stranded as the lower order failed to rotate the strike. Still, his 23-ball fifty on debut at the MCG underlined why he is being hailed as one of the most dangerous T20 batters in world cricket today.
Abhishek Sharma, in the form of his life, was the lone bright spot for India. He struck a brilliant 68 off 37 balls, featuring eight fours and two sixes. Alongside Harshit Rana (35 off 33 balls), Abhishek added 56 runs for the sixth wicket to help India cross the 100-run mark after Hazlewood’s fiery spell of 3 for 13 had left them reeling at 49 for 5.
Hazlewood bowled with surgical precision, sending down 15 dot balls in his four-over spell. His Test-match lengths and subtle movement off the pitch broke India’s backbone within the first 20 minutes.
In the chase, Australian captain Mitchell Marsh blasted 46 off 26 balls, ensuring the hosts completed the target comfortably in 13.2 overs despite losing six wickets. Most dismissals came from overly aggressive shots as the game slipped away from India early.
Apart from Abhishek’s knock, Varun Chakaravarthy (2/23) and Jasprit Bumrah (2/26) were the only positives for India. Bumrah’s pinpoint yorker to dismiss Matthew Short was a rare highlight in an otherwise forgettable bowling effort.
The extra bounce at the MCG troubled Indian batters, and Hazlewood’s relentless line and length made stroke play difficult. While some players were technically exposed, the Indian management is unlikely to read too much into the defeat, knowing that the T20 World Cup will be played in home conditions where turners will aid spinners like Varun, Kuldeep Yadav, and Axar Patel.
Abhishek’s innings stood out for his smart use of the crease and ability to ride the bounce. However, he was left stranded as the lower order failed to rotate the strike. Still, his 23-ball fifty on debut at the MCG underlined why he is being hailed as one of the most dangerous T20 batters in world cricket today.
13:58 (IST) Oct 31
IND vs AUS Live Score: FOUR!
First boundary of the match comes off Abhishek Sharma's bat! Walks down the track, his second ball tonight, creates room to Xavier Bartlett and belts it over cover
13:56 (IST) Oct 31
IND vs AUS Live Score: One off the first over
Gill collects a single on the last ball of the Hazlewood over and that is a great start for India. Played through cover, a defensive shot to the vacant region and the opening pairing of Gill-Abhishek steal a run
13:53 (IST) Oct 31
IND vs AUS Live Score: Gill struck on the helmet
Hazlewood is breathing fire in the second T20I as he was in the second ODI. Second ball, short of length, Gill is beaten all hands up
Next one, it has climbed many a distance and clattered Gill flush on the helmet. That is going to sting! Hazlewood walks over to check on the India batter. Physio comes out for the mandatory concussion test and the opener is good to continue
Next one, it has climbed many a distance and clattered Gill flush on the helmet. That is going to sting! Hazlewood walks over to check on the India batter. Physio comes out for the mandatory concussion test and the opener is good to continue
13:50 (IST) Oct 31
IND vs AUS Live Score: Appeal for lbw, REVIEW!
First ball and Shubman Gill has been given out leg before! To the naked eye it looks like Gill is a goner! There's a review from India and it has saved Gill. No bat involved. Ball tracking says it would have climbed over the stumps. The bounce saving Gill there
13:38 (IST) Oct 31
India vs Australia Live Score: A minute silence for Ben Austin in Melbourne
Before the start of the match, players from both India and Australia observed a minute’s silence in memory of 17-year-old Ben Austin, the young cricketer who tragically passed away after being struck on the head and neck by a ball during a practice session.
13:34 (IST) Oct 31
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IND vs AUS Live Score: What will be a good score in Melbourne today?
13:27 (IST) Oct 31
IND vs AUS 2nd T20I Live Score: TOSS STATS!
LUCKY! Australia captain Mitchell Marsh has now won 19 tosses in T20Is and he has opted to chase in each of the 19 instances.
13:25 (IST) Oct 31
India vs Australia Live Score: Captains at the toss!
"We are going to bowl first. Looks a good one, hopefully it won't change for 40 overs. We have one change - Short comes in for Philippe." - Australia skipper Mitchell Marsh after winning the toss
"We are happy to bat first. That is the brand of cricket we want to play. Shubman knows how to score runs. With him you have to run hard between the wickets as well. We are playing the same team." - India captain Suryakumar Yadav
"We are happy to bat first. That is the brand of cricket we want to play. Shubman knows how to score runs. With him you have to run hard between the wickets as well. We are playing the same team." - India captain Suryakumar Yadav
13:21 (IST) Oct 31
IND vs AUS Live Score: Playing XIs
India XI: Abhishek Sharma, Shubman Gill, Suryakumar Yadav(c), Tilak Varma, Sanju Samson(w), Shivam Dube, Axar Patel, Harshit Rana, Kuldeep Yadav, Varun Chakaravarthy, Jasprit Bumrah
Australia XI: Mitchell Marsh(c), Travis Head, Josh Inglis(w), Tim David, Mitchell Owen, Marcus Stoinis, Matthew Short, Xavier Bartlett, Nathan Ellis, Matthew Kuhnemann, Josh Hazlewood
Australia XI: Mitchell Marsh(c), Travis Head, Josh Inglis(w), Tim David, Mitchell Owen, Marcus Stoinis, Matthew Short, Xavier Bartlett, Nathan Ellis, Matthew Kuhnemann, Josh Hazlewood
13:17 (IST) Oct 31
IND vs AUS 2nd T20I Live Score: TOSS TIME!
Australia skipper Mitchell Marsh wins the toss, opts to bowl against India in Melbourne
13:15 (IST) Oct 31
India vs Australia Live Score: Pitch Report
"It's a bit overcast and cold. I think it might get a touch slower as the game goes but overall it's a good wicket for batting." - Aaron Finch
13:04 (IST) Oct 31
IND vs AUS Live Score: Toss coming up soon!
India landed the early blows, but rain ultimately had the final say in the series opener in Canberra, where the first T20I between India and Australia was washed out.
The teams now move to the iconic Melbourne Cricket Ground (MCG) for the second of the five-match series.
Despite just 9.4 overs being possible at the Manuka Oval, India showcased why they are among the most dangerous T20 sides in the world. Abhishek Sharma provided a brisk start, but the biggest positive was skipper Suryakumar Yadav’s return to form with a fluent 24-ball 39 — a timely boost after a lean run with the bat.
With the 2026 T20 World Cup approaching, Suryakumar’s resurgence is invaluable for India’s confidence. Australia’s bowling looked rusty, but they’ll back themselves to regroup in Melbourne.
With rain once again in the forecast, fans will hope the weather stays away to allow a full contest between two aggressive sides.
The teams now move to the iconic Melbourne Cricket Ground (MCG) for the second of the five-match series.
Despite just 9.4 overs being possible at the Manuka Oval, India showcased why they are among the most dangerous T20 sides in the world. Abhishek Sharma provided a brisk start, but the biggest positive was skipper Suryakumar Yadav’s return to form with a fluent 24-ball 39 — a timely boost after a lean run with the bat.
With the 2026 T20 World Cup approaching, Suryakumar’s resurgence is invaluable for India’s confidence. Australia’s bowling looked rusty, but they’ll back themselves to regroup in Melbourne.
With rain once again in the forecast, fans will hope the weather stays away to allow a full contest between two aggressive sides.
12:48 (IST) Oct 31
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IND vs AUS 2nd T20I Live Score: What should the teams do after winning the toss today in Melbourne?
12:30 (IST) Oct 31
India vs Australia Live Score: 'A big Suryakumar Yadav knock in Melbourne'
"This innings of 39 in the first T20I against the Aussies will greatly boost his confidence. We’ve seen with legends like Virat Kohli and Rohit Sharma that even after scoring 15,000 ODI runs, a brief lean patch can make you doubt your ability to find boundaries. Suryakumar, averaging just 11 this year with the bat before this knock, batted true to his character. That first six against Josh Hazlewood was a statement because after being beaten on the previous ball, most batters would turn cautious, but he responded with a phenomenal six,” Aaron said on JioStar.
“Though rain interrupted what could have been a substantial score, his approach after Nathan Ellis’ over showcased his match-winning intent and it was great to see SKY get back in his groove with the bat because he was the number one-ranked batter in T20 international cricket for a long time. When someone of his calibre does not get runs, people start raising questions immediately, so this knock was a good way for him to slightly silence his critics. Hopefully, we see a big Suryakumar Yadav knock in the second T20I in Melbourne." he added.
“Though rain interrupted what could have been a substantial score, his approach after Nathan Ellis’ over showcased his match-winning intent and it was great to see SKY get back in his groove with the bat because he was the number one-ranked batter in T20 international cricket for a long time. When someone of his calibre does not get runs, people start raising questions immediately, so this knock was a good way for him to slightly silence his critics. Hopefully, we see a big Suryakumar Yadav knock in the second T20I in Melbourne." he added.
12:17 (IST) Oct 31
IND vs AUS Live Score: Shubman Gill Stats!
12:00 (IST) Oct 31
At just 26, Shubman Gill has become the face of Indian cricket — leading the country in both Tests and ODIs after proving his class across formats with elegant consistency and technical mastery.
However, in T20Is, Gill finds himself in a different role — deputy to Suryakumar Yadav, the current skipper — and perhaps, the captain-in-waiting. It’s also the one format where the Punjab batter remains a work in progress on the international stage.
Gill’s composed, textbook style stands in contrast to the fearless, attacking template that India have embraced under head coach Gautam Gambhir and Suryakumar’s leadership. Yet, just before the Asia Cup last month, the selectors and team management recalled Gill to the T20I setup after more than a year’s absence from the format — a move that signalled renewed belief in his potential.
His return, though, has come at a cost. Sanju Samson, who had flourished as an opener with three centuries, was displaced to accommodate Gill. The comeback has also left Yashasvi Jaiswal, another dynamic young opener, waiting in the wings for his next opportunity.
However, in T20Is, Gill finds himself in a different role — deputy to Suryakumar Yadav, the current skipper — and perhaps, the captain-in-waiting. It’s also the one format where the Punjab batter remains a work in progress on the international stage.
Gill’s composed, textbook style stands in contrast to the fearless, attacking template that India have embraced under head coach Gautam Gambhir and Suryakumar’s leadership. Yet, just before the Asia Cup last month, the selectors and team management recalled Gill to the T20I setup after more than a year’s absence from the format — a move that signalled renewed belief in his potential.
His return, though, has come at a cost. Sanju Samson, who had flourished as an opener with three centuries, was displaced to accommodate Gill. The comeback has also left Yashasvi Jaiswal, another dynamic young opener, waiting in the wings for his next opportunity.
11:37 (IST) Oct 31
India vs Australia Live Score: Squads!
India: Suryakumar Yadav (C), Abhishek Sharma, Shubman Gill (VC), Tilak Varma, Nitish Kumar Reddy, Shivam Dube, Axar Patel, Jitesh Sharma (WK), Varun Chakaravarthy, Jasprit Bumrah, Arshdeep Singh, Kuldeep Yadav, Harshit Rana, Sanju Samson (WK), Rinku Singh, Washington Sundar.
Australia: Mitchell Marsh (C), Sean Abbott (games 1-3), Xavier Bartlett, Mahli Beardman (games 3-5), Tim David, Nathan Ellis, Josh Hazlewood (games 1-2), Glenn Maxwell (games 3-5), Travis Head, Josh Inglis, Matthew Kuhnemann, Mitchell Owen, Josh Philippe, Tanveer Sangha, Matthew Short, Marcus Stoinis.
Australia: Mitchell Marsh (C), Sean Abbott (games 1-3), Xavier Bartlett, Mahli Beardman (games 3-5), Tim David, Nathan Ellis, Josh Hazlewood (games 1-2), Glenn Maxwell (games 3-5), Travis Head, Josh Inglis, Matthew Kuhnemann, Mitchell Owen, Josh Philippe, Tanveer Sangha, Matthew Short, Marcus Stoinis.
11:36 (IST) Oct 31
IND vs AUS Live Score: Australia bank on power and depth
Australia’s T20 philosophy mirrors India’s — attack relentlessly, no matter the situation.
With hitters like Head, Marsh, Marcus Stoinis, Tim David, and Josh Inglis, they possess the firepower to post massive totals or chase down the toughest targets.
However, their bowling looks thinner with Mitchell Starc retired from T20Is and Pat Cummins sidelined by injury. The onus now falls on Josh Hazlewood to lead a relatively inexperienced attack that includes Xavier Bartlett, Nathan Ellis, and Matthew Kuhnemann.
Against a resurgent Indian lineup, Australia’s bowlers will need every ounce of discipline at the MCG.
With hitters like Head, Marsh, Marcus Stoinis, Tim David, and Josh Inglis, they possess the firepower to post massive totals or chase down the toughest targets.
However, their bowling looks thinner with Mitchell Starc retired from T20Is and Pat Cummins sidelined by injury. The onus now falls on Josh Hazlewood to lead a relatively inexperienced attack that includes Xavier Bartlett, Nathan Ellis, and Matthew Kuhnemann.
Against a resurgent Indian lineup, Australia’s bowlers will need every ounce of discipline at the MCG.
11:35 (IST) Oct 31
IND vs AUS 2nd T20I Live Score: Bowlers ready to back the batters
Although rain denied India the chance to bowl in Canberra, their bowling arsenal looks well-rounded and capable of defending any total.
Jasprit Bumrah’s class, Varun Chakravarthy’s mystery spin, and the spin duo of Kuldeep Yadav and Axar Patel provide a balanced mix of pace and guile.
This depth ensures India can compete even when the batting doesn’t click. With Melbourne’s unpredictable weather looming large, India’s attack will look to seize early control, particularly against Travis Head and Mitchell Marsh, both of whom have hurt India in past encounters.
Jasprit Bumrah’s class, Varun Chakravarthy’s mystery spin, and the spin duo of Kuldeep Yadav and Axar Patel provide a balanced mix of pace and guile.
This depth ensures India can compete even when the batting doesn’t click. With Melbourne’s unpredictable weather looming large, India’s attack will look to seize early control, particularly against Travis Head and Mitchell Marsh, both of whom have hurt India in past encounters.
11:34 (IST) Oct 31
India vs Australia Live Score: Gambhir’s high-risk blueprint takes shape
Head coach Gautam Gambhir’s aggressive philosophy has clearly begun to shape India’s modern T20 mindset. His mantra: aim for scores of 250 or more, even if it risks collapses along the way.
The idea is simple — play fearless cricket, win or lose.
The approach reflects a long-term plan towards the T20 World Cup in India and Sri Lanka, where India will defend their title. The young batting core has embraced this mindset, evident from their positive intent in the series opener that was cut short by rain, with India cruising at 97 for one in just 9.4 overs.
The idea is simple — play fearless cricket, win or lose.
The approach reflects a long-term plan towards the T20 World Cup in India and Sri Lanka, where India will defend their title. The young batting core has embraced this mindset, evident from their positive intent in the series opener that was cut short by rain, with India cruising at 97 for one in just 9.4 overs.
11:33 (IST) Oct 31
IND vs AUS Live Score: Suryakumar’s spark ignites India’s confidence
Formidable India have their tails up as they head to the iconic Melbourne Cricket Ground for the second T20I against Australia today.
The emergence of fearless youngsters like Abhishek Sharma, Tilak Varma, and Shivam Dube has redefined India’s T20 batting identity. But what truly lifted the mood in the camp was Suryakumar Yadav’s return to form.
The skipper’s explosive 24-ball 39 in Canberra, featuring a monstrous 125-metre six off Josh Hazlewood, silenced critics questioning his rhythm and reaffirmed his central role in India’s attacking blueprint.
The emergence of fearless youngsters like Abhishek Sharma, Tilak Varma, and Shivam Dube has redefined India’s T20 batting identity. But what truly lifted the mood in the camp was Suryakumar Yadav’s return to form.
The skipper’s explosive 24-ball 39 in Canberra, featuring a monstrous 125-metre six off Josh Hazlewood, silenced critics questioning his rhythm and reaffirmed his central role in India’s attacking blueprint.
IND vs AUS highlights, 2nd T20I: Josh Hazlewood produced a masterclass in seam bowling, dismantling India’s much-vaunted top order with surgical precision to set up Australia’s four-wicket win in the second T20I at the Melbourne Cricket Ground on Friday. Before a crowd of 82,438, India suffered one of their most humbling defeats, bowled out for just 125 in 18.4 overs, with nine batters failing to reach double digits.
Abhishek Sharma, in the form of his life, was the lone warrior amid the collapse. His blazing 68 off 37 balls — studded with eight fours and two sixes — gave India’s innings some respectability. Alongside Harshit Rana (35 off 33), he added 56 runs for the sixth wicket, taking India past the 100-run mark after Hazlewood’s fiery spell of 3 for 13 had left them tottering at 49 for 5.
Hazlewood bowled 15 dot balls in his four overs, hitting Test-match lengths and extracting steep bounce that completely exposed India’s batting technique. The contest was effectively over within the first 20 minutes.
In reply, Australian skipper Mitchell Marsh led the charge with a rapid 46 off 26 balls, helping the hosts chase down the target in just 13.2 overs despite losing six wickets. Most Australian batters perished trying to accelerate, but the outcome was never in doubt.
For India, Varun Chakaravarthy (2 for 23) and Jasprit Bumrah (2 for 26) were the only bright spots with the ball. Bumrah’s pinpoint yorker to dismiss Matthew Short was a standout moment.
The MCG surface offered extra bounce and movement, something Indian batters struggled to negotiate. However, the team management is unlikely to read too much into the loss, knowing the T20 World Cup will be played in Indian conditions, where turn and low bounce will aid the spinners — Varun Chakaravarthy, Kuldeep Yadav, and Axar Patel.
Despite the defeat, Abhishek’s innings stood out for his fearless stroke play and smart use of the crease. He dominated the off-side with slashes, lofts, and check drives, reaching a 23-ball half-century on his MCG debut. In the end, his lone effort only ensured India avoided an even heavier defeat.
Abhishek Sharma, in the form of his life, was the lone warrior amid the collapse. His blazing 68 off 37 balls — studded with eight fours and two sixes — gave India’s innings some respectability. Alongside Harshit Rana (35 off 33), he added 56 runs for the sixth wicket, taking India past the 100-run mark after Hazlewood’s fiery spell of 3 for 13 had left them tottering at 49 for 5.
Hazlewood bowled 15 dot balls in his four overs, hitting Test-match lengths and extracting steep bounce that completely exposed India’s batting technique. The contest was effectively over within the first 20 minutes.
In reply, Australian skipper Mitchell Marsh led the charge with a rapid 46 off 26 balls, helping the hosts chase down the target in just 13.2 overs despite losing six wickets. Most Australian batters perished trying to accelerate, but the outcome was never in doubt.
For India, Varun Chakaravarthy (2 for 23) and Jasprit Bumrah (2 for 26) were the only bright spots with the ball. Bumrah’s pinpoint yorker to dismiss Matthew Short was a standout moment.
The MCG surface offered extra bounce and movement, something Indian batters struggled to negotiate. However, the team management is unlikely to read too much into the loss, knowing the T20 World Cup will be played in Indian conditions, where turn and low bounce will aid the spinners — Varun Chakaravarthy, Kuldeep Yadav, and Axar Patel.
Despite the defeat, Abhishek’s innings stood out for his fearless stroke play and smart use of the crease. He dominated the off-side with slashes, lofts, and check drives, reaching a 23-ball half-century on his MCG debut. In the end, his lone effort only ensured India avoided an even heavier defeat.
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