Mohammad Siraj Superman’s head, Washington Sundar’s bowling pulls back a ball that goes to his head for a six off the bottom of the OFF. Renshaw’s first international six in his debut match.
In the first ODI in Australia, he dominated India in India. The Aussie bowlers dominated the men in blue with the ball as Josh Hazlewood and Mitchell Starc never let the Indian top order settle and later picked vital wickets of Spinner Kunhemann and the all-rounder Indian batsman.
After a captivating show with the ball, the Aussies also had the upper hand in the bag shots as well with Skipper Mitchell Marsh coming from the front. Australia ended the wet chase with a few balls to spare.
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The Australians dominated but the Indian bowlers also took some wickets from time to time. Josh Philippe and Marsh put the game away in this half-century partnership, but Washington’s Washington Sundar came through in Washington to secure a timely breakthrough.
As he went, debutant Matt Renshaw came to bat. 5 for Aussies; He was brought in as a replacement for the injured Cameron Green. Renshaw struggled at first but then put the second ball of the 17th over the fielder’s head straight from Washington.
Renshaw came down the track and curled the ball over long-on, but Siraj leaned back to catch it and then tossed it back onto the ropes with a one-handed effort. The six turned into just one run.
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