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In the first ODI against India, Australia scored only 188 runs despite a strong start and the team could not even play the full 50 overs. Shami’s second spell played a big role in Australia’s condition. Mohammed Shami uprooted the off stump of Cameron Green. Image Credit source: BCCI Mumbai: The manner in which Australia ...
 By city Fri, 17 Mar 2023

In the first ODI against India, Australia scored only 188 runs despite a strong start and the team could not even play the full 50 overs. Shami’s second spell played a big role in Australia’s condition.

Mohammed Shami uprooted the off stump of Cameron Green.

Image Credit source: BCCI

Mumbai: The manner in which Australia started the innings at the Wankhede Stadium and the manner in which it ended, it had a completely floor-like finish. Australia made a brisk start thanks to Mitchell Marsh’s strong innings, but even after this, the entire team was bundled out for 188 runs in just 36 overs. This innings of Australia was full of ups and downs but during this one player remained constant – Mohammed Shami, who troubled Australia at the beginning of the innings and then destroyed them within 15 balls.

Australia batted first in this match and Mohammad Siraj gave India the first success by dismissing Travis Head in the second over itself. Despite this, Mitchell Marsh was batting strongly, but Mohammed Shami was not giving chances from the other side and was bowling tightly. However, he did not get success.

Shami blew the stumps in the air

After Shami came to bowl in his second spell, by that time Australia’s score was 168 for 4 wickets. 27 overs were completed and Mohammed Shami came for the 28th over. Josh English hit a six on the third ball of this over. The fourth ball remained empty and Shami’s panic started from here. The very next one who returned the pavilion to the English. English stumps disintegrated.

Then in the next over, Shami returned again and blew Cameron Green and Australia’s senses on the third ball. Shami’s ball hit Green’s bat and took his off stump several feet back. No runs came in this over.

Creepy round of 15 balls

After this, Shami came again in the next over and this time Marcus Stoinis was also returned to the pavilion. Shami did not give any run in this over also. Overall, the panic created by Shami one ball before dismissing English ended with this over. In total, Shami did not give a single run in 15 consecutive balls and took Australia’s score to 184/7, taking 3 wickets of Australia. Eventually Australia got bundled out for 188 runs.

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