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India vs Australia, 1st ODI at Chennai, Sep 17 2017 - Match Highlights

RESULT

1st ODI (D/N), Chennai, September 17, 2017, Australia tour of India

281/7

(21/21 ov, T:164) 137/9

India won by 26 runs (D/L method)

Player Of The Match

, IND

83 (66) & 2/28

Five things we learned from the Chennai ODI

Five things we learned from the Chennai ODI

Gambhir: A long way to go before comparing Pandya and Stokes

Gambhir: A long way to go before comparing Pandya and Stokes

Gambhir: 'Could have been a great game of cricket'

Gambhir: 'Could have been a great game of cricket'

Gambhir: 'Playing two wristspinners gives you an attacking option'

Gambhir: 'Playing two wristspinners gives you an attacking option'

'Two new balls made chase tougher' - Smith

'Two new balls made chase tougher' - Smith

Gambhir: Dhoni should bat at No. 4

Gambhir: Dhoni should bat at No. 4

Gambhir: Too much pressure on Dhoni without Pandya

Gambhir: Too much pressure on Dhoni without Pandya

Pathan: India will win series 3-2

Pathan: India will win series 3-2

'Australia lacking usual firepower' - Tait

'Australia lacking usual firepower' - Tait

Match Coverage

Pandya's six-hitting ability is special

Former India opener Aakash Chopra looks at five talking points from the series opener

Pandya's six-hitting ability is special

Pandya's evolution could give Kohli luxury to pursue five-bowler strategy

Hardik Pandya's calculated aggression against Australia on Sunday proved his adaptability and maturity. In the long run, it could give an already formidable India an extra bowler without compromising on the batting

Pandya's evolution could give Kohli luxury to pursue five-bowler strategy

Indian batting depth raises Ashes alarm

Over-experimentation in the middle overs undid the early damage inflicted by the pacers, says Australia captain

Indian batting depth raises Ashes alarm

Hardik Pandya's hat-trick habit

The key stats from the Indian innings in Chennai, which was highlighted by Hardik Pandya's blistering 83, and MS Dhoni's late charge

Hardik Pandya's hat-trick habit

Pandya's all-round heroics down Australia

Hardik Pandya single-handedly won India the first ODI of the series, setting up his 2 for 28 by rescuing the hosts from 87 for 5

Pandya's all-round heroics down Australia

Instant answers to T20 questions

Australia Innings

Player Name		R	B
DA Warner	caught	25	28
HWR Cartwright	bowled	1	8
SPD Smith	caught	1	5
TM Head	caught	5	6
GJ Maxwell	caught	39	18
MP Stoinis	caught	3	10
MS Wade	stumped	9	10
JP Faulkner	not out	32	25
PJ Cummins	caught	9	7
NM Coulter-Nile	caught	2	5
A Zampa	not out	5	4
Extras	(lb 1, w 5)
Total	137(9 wkts; 21 ovs)

Wkt	Runs	Players
1st	15	David Warner	Hilton Cartwright
2nd	5	David Warner	Steven Smith
3rd	9	David Warner	Travis Head
4th	6	David Warner	Glenn Maxwell
5th	41	Marcus Stoinis	Glenn Maxwell
6th	0	Matthew Wade	Marcus Stoinis
7th	17	Matthew Wade	James Faulkner
8th	16	James Faulkner	Pat Cummins
9th	18	Nathan Coulter-Nile	James Faulkner
10th	10	James Faulkner	Adam Zampa

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