India vs Australia, 7th ODI at Navi Mumbai, Nov 11 2009 - Full Scorecard

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7th ODI (D/N), DY Patil, November 11, 2009, Australia tour of India

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India Team

Sachin Tendulkar	Top order Batter
Harbhajan Singh	Bowler
MS Dhoni † (c)	Wicketkeeper Batter
Yuvraj Singh	Middle order Batter
Gautam Gambhir	Top order Batter
Virender Sehwag	Top order Batter
Ashish Nehra	Bowler
Dinesh Karthik	Wicketkeeper Batter
Amit Mishra	Bowler
Suresh Raina	Middle order Batter
Munaf Patel	Bowler
Praveen Kumar	Bowler
Ravindra Jadeja	Allrounder
Ishant Sharma	Bowler
Virat Kohli	Top order Batter
Sudeep Tyagi	Bowler

Australia Team

Ricky Ponting (c)	Top order Batter
Michael Hussey	Middle order Batter
Graham Manou †	Wicketkeeper Batter
Andrew McDonald	Allrounder
Nathan Hauritz	Bowler
Shane Watson	Allrounder
Shaun Marsh	Top order Batter
Mitchell Johnson	Bowler
Cameron White	Middle order Batter
Adam Voges	Top order Batter
Ben Hilfenhaus	Bowler
Doug Bollinger	Bowler
Clint McKay	Bowler
Jon Holland	Bowler
Burt Cockley	Bowler

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Match Details

Dr DY Patil Sports Academy, Mumbai
Toss	no toss
Series	Australia tour of India
Season	2009/10
Series result	Australia won the 7-match series 4-2
Match number	ODI no. 002928a
Hours of play (local time)	14.30 start, First Session 14.30-18.00 Interval 18.00-18.45, Second Session 18.45-22.15
Match days	11 November 2009 - daynight (50-over match)
Umpires	Amiesh Saheba Asoka de Silva
TV Umpire	Sanjay Hazare
Reserve Umpire	Shashank Ranade
Match Referee	Chris Broad

Match Coverage

Bad weather washes out dead rubber

The final ODI between India and Australia scheduled to be held in Mumbai tomorrow, is likely to be a non-starter with the Indian Meteorlogical Department as well as the Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation issuing a cyclone alert

Bad weather washes out dead rubber

India look to salvage pride

Back in 2007, Zaheer Khan and Murali Kartik pulled off a late show to give the scoreline (4-2) a slightly more respectable look, and that's as much as India can aspire to at the DY Patil Stadium

India look to salvage pride

5-2 sounds a lot better than 4-3 - Ponting

The series is already in the bag but a confident Ricky Ponting has reminded everyone that there is a game to go, and that Australia intend to win it

5-2 sounds a lot better than 4-3 - Ponting

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