Indian No. 1 T20i batter Abhishek Sharma opened the innings for India in the second informal ODI against Australia, but failed to score runs as he was dismissed for the first ball duck. Skipper, Shreyas Iyer also could not help score some runs despite scoring a hundred in the previous game.
India is playing its home chain against Australia A, where Shreyas Iyer -led side dominated visitors with commanding victory in the first informal ODI game at Greenfield Stadium in Kanpur.
Shreyas Iyer and opener Priyash Arya scored hundreds of stallers, while on the other hand, Ayush Badoni, Prabhasimran Singh and Ryan Parag all contributed to the half-saintimeter. He won a stunning win by scoring 171 runs in the first match.
Abhishek Sharma was rejected for a golden duck while playing for India
World No. 1 T20I batsman Abhishek Sharma, who recently increased a statement in the Asia Cup 2025, was recently honored as a tournament player for his brilliant batting antics. He scored 300+ runs in 7 innings with 3 half -centuries in the tournament.
Abhishek Sharma replaced the Centurion Priyash Arya in the second informal ODI between India A and Australia A, however, the batsman could not keep with his great form, as he was rejected for the first ball duck in the second over of the game.
Indian fans had high expectations for their most skilled batsmen, especially after their domination in the Asia Cup 2025. However, he could not meet the expectation of a 50 -over match and was rejected by Jack Edwards, while Will Sutherland completed the catch.
Shreyas Iyer first missed on another informal ODI after a century in a century
After Abhishek Sharma, his fellow opener Prabhasimran Singh, who also scored a half -century in the previous game, was rejected quickly for only 1 run off 10 balls. Ayush Badoni is the only player to miss the match, while Tilak Verma is included in the XI.
Tilak, batsman, played a brilliant innings of 69* in the Asia Cup final and has been given high status as an all-format cricketer as he has shown some notable stability in the longest format of the game with his performance in the county championship.
India went out on a captain Shres Shres Iyer. 4 around this time; However, he also failed to do a lot with the bat. Iyer scored just 8 off 13 balls on the occasion when he scored 110 runs for the team in the first informal ODI.
Tilak Verma gave India stable in an innings
Left -handed batsman Tilak Verma, along with Rajasthan Royals batsman Ryan Parag, led India’s stability in the second ODI against Australia A. The top order was cast by Australian Pacers Will Surreland and Jack Edwards.
Ryan Parag took charge of the innings quickly with his big hit; However, Young Tilak played a more management role. The parag was rejected for a well-made 54-chandend 58 runs, while Tilak Verma does not live on 67*.
At the time of writing, India A is 178/7, Tilak tried his best to stabilize the Indian innings.
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