Australia won by 66 runs
Australia vs India lineups
Predicted XIs: each side's last XI until the toss confirms them
AustraliaXI from 30 Sep v South Africa
Mitchell Marsh (c) Allrounder, right hand bat, right arm fast medium
2
Travis Head Batsman, left hand bat, right arm offbreak
3
Alex Carey (wk)Wicketkeeper, left hand bat
4
Cameron Green Allrounder, right hand bat, right arm fast medium
5
Pat Cummins Bowler, right hand bat, right arm fast
6
Mitchell Starc Bowler, left hand bat, left arm fast
7
Adam Zampa Bowler, right hand bat, legbreak googly
IndiaXI from 7 Nov v New Zealand
Rohit Sharma Batsman, right hand bat, right arm offbreak
2
Shubman Gill (c) Batsman, right hand bat, right arm offbreak
3
Virat Kohli Batsman, right hand bat, right arm fast medium
4
Shreyas Iyer Batsman, right hand bat, legbreak googly
5
Axar Patel Allrounder, left hand bat, slow left arm orthodox
6
Lokesh Rahul (wk)Wicketkeeper, right hand bat
7
Arshdeep Singh Bowler, left hand bat, left arm fast medium
Australia vs India Questions
When is Australia vs India?
Australia vs India starts at 03:40 UK time (09:10 in India) on Friday 27 November 2020, at Sydney Cricket Ground, Moore Park, Sydney, New South Wales, part of ICC Cricket World Cup Super League 2020; this page has the form, the head to head, the ground and the projections for the match.
What is the Australia vs India head to head?
India lead the Australia vs India head to head at 17-14 from 31 ODI meetings, and the latest, on 25 October 2025 at Sydney Cricket Ground, was won by India.
What is Australia's recent form?
Australia have won 3 and lost 2 of their last 5 ODI matches, newest first W L L W W; most recently they beat South Africa on 30 Sep, 322/9 to 145/4.
What is India's recent form?
India have won 3 and lost 1 of their last 5 ODI matches, with 1 no result, newest first NR W W L W; most recently they had no result against New Zealand on 10 Nov.
What is a good score at Sydney Cricket Ground?
A good first-innings score at Sydney Cricket Ground is around 304, the average over its last 9 ODI matches, and the side batting first has won 89% of them, so batting first has had the edge there.