Preview

The hosts might be disappointed at how the middle order fell away on Friday, but won't be sweating just yet

Both sides might be in a dilemma with the potential return of Shikhar Dhawan and Kieron Pollard in their respective XIs

Ben McDermott will open in place of the rested David Warner while Australia will need to be wary of Wanindu Hasaranga

Rahul returns for the hosts, as visitors ponder over lack of contributions from top seven

India could bring in wristspinners against a right-hander heavy West Indies batting line-up

Both teams have been unbeaten in the tournament so far

There's no lack of context in what is a World Cup year, but Lanning and Knight aren't looking too far ahead as they face off in the ODI leg of the women's Ashes

Australia's in-form top order and fast bowlers should test an unbeaten India, who knocked Australia out in 2018 and 2020

England's swashbuckling batting line-up makes them firm favourites as Afghanistan look to reach their first ICC final

Unsettled England face back-to-back challenge after losing captain to injury

Mitchell Marsh available for Scorchers following hamstring injury, while Sixers hope Steve O'Keefe recovers from injured calf

Australia need to decide how many of their quick bowlers to unleash

Series level as West Indies keep the pressure on after near-miss in second game

South Africa will be eyeing a clean sweep in the ODIs - something that seemed unlikely when the tour started

Contrasting disappointments at T20 World Cup as new-look teams build for next event

Sri Lanka looked a batter short in the second ODI, with the Zimbabwe quicks triggering a collapse

On a surface aiding spin, the South African spinners were on point in the first game - can India's pair match them this time around?

South Africa will be missing Kagiso Rabada, who has been withdrawn from the ODI squad to manage his workload

Zimbabwe, who gave a good account of themselves in the first ODI, might consider beefing up their spin attack

Hosts in precarious position as they could be pushed out of the top eight in the table to qualify directly for the next World Cup