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Match – IND Vs AUS 3rd ODI Match
Date – Wednesday, 22nd March 2023
Venue – MA Chidambaram Stadium in Chennai.
Toss Time – 1 PM IST and Local, 7.30 AM GMT
Match Time – 1.30 PM IST and Local, 8 AM GMT.
TV Channels – Star Sports India Network
Live Streaming – Disney+ Hotstar
Shubman Gill, Rohit Sharma (c), Virat Kohli, Suryakumar Yadav, KL Rahul (wk), Hardik Pandya (vc), Ravindra Jadeja, Axar Patel, Mohammed Shami, Mohammed Siraj, Umran Malik/Kuldeep Yadav/Washington Sundar.
Mitchell Marsh, Travis Head, Marnus Labuschagne, Steve Smith (C), Alex Carey (WK), Cameron Green, Marcus Stoinis, Mitchell Starc, Sean Abbott, Nathan Ellis and Adam Zampa.
The wicket in Chennai is a balanced one as it helps the batters, pacers and spin bowlers. The track is said to be on the slower side and the fast bowlers might get some more help if the conditions are overcast.
The weather report says that the climate is perfect to play a cricket match because the weather in Chennai is sunny, hot and humid.
There are no chances of rain as of now. But the conditions might be overcast.
The Aussies bounced back extremely well in Vizag to level the series to one-all.
Mitchell Starc was lethal as ever and he used the conditions very effectively in the second one-day international match which was played on Sunday, i.e. 19th March 2023.
Nathan Ellis and Sean Abbott too provided good support to Starc that allowed them to bundle out the batting powerhouse of India for just 117 runs.
Australia‘s openers too did a wonderful job in chasing a smallish score of 118 runs.
Travis Head and Mitchell Marsh were unbeaten till the end and handed the home side, India a hammering defeat of ten wicket.
The visitors will look to end the tour of India on high by winning the final match of this three-match one-day international series.
Steve Smith and co might not change their winning combination for the 3rd ODI match. But they will want their players to step up and deliver another match-winning performance.
For India, the loss in the 2nd ODI match is a wake-up and that too before the ICC World Cup 2023. India’s top three batters were undone by Mitchell Starc in two back-to-back games.
In Mumbai too, Starc picked up early wickets when the home side was chasing a low score of 189 runs. But that time KL Rahul and Ravindra Jadeja rescued the team quite brilliantly.
Rohit and Gill should give a good start and the middle order also needs to capitalise on that. Suryakumar Yadav’s form in the fifty overs format isn’t that great and that is a concern for the men in blue side.
Virat Kohli looked good for a little moment. But he also got out early. Axar Patel has been a stand-out batter for India in the Test matches and 2nd ODI match.
Jaddu and Rahul bailed India out of trouble by sharing a stand of unbeaten 108 runs in the first one-day international game at Wankhede Stadium.
But they need to show more consistency. The fast bowlers too leaked runs in the second match of this series. Shami and Siraj have been good overall for India and they will bounce back in Chennai.
Kuldeep Yadav too didn’t had a good game in both the one-day international matches.
India might go with just two spinners for the final ODI or they can replace Kuldeep with Washington Sundar, who can bowl in the powerplay overs and also lengthen the batting.
Sundar did well when India toured New Zealand in 2022 for the limited-overs series.
Batters – KL Rahul, Travis Head and Virat Kohli
Bowlers – Mitchell Starc, Mohammed Shami and Nathan Ellis
All-rounders – Cameron Green and Axar Patel
Wicket-keeper – Alex Carey
Vice-captain – Hardik Pandya
Captain – Steve Smith
