AUS vs IND 2nd ODI: October 23, 2025 Report
australia vs.India: 1st ODI - Full Scorecard and Team Lineups
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updated October 23, 2025, at 04:41 AM PST
Match Overview
India aims to level the series in the first ODI against Australia at a venue traditionally favorable to batting, where they have secured victories in their previous two ODI encounters against the hosts. The match is being played in Adelaide, with a sell-out crowd of 50,000 expected to enjoy cool conditions and clear skies after recent inclement weather.
Team Lineups
Australia
Australia captain Mitchell Marsh won the toss and elected to bowl first. The Australian team features the following players:
- 1. Travis Head
- 2.Mitchell Marsh (capt)
- 3. Matt Short
- 4. matt Renshaw
- 5. Alex Carey (wk)
- 6. Cooper Connolly
- 7. Mitch Owen
- 8. Xavier Bartlett
- 9. Mitchell Starc
- 10. Adam Zampa
- 11. Josh Hazlewood
Xavier Bartlett replaces Nathan Ellis in the Australian attack,and Adam Zampa comes in for Matthew Kuhnemann,who performed well with the ball in the death overs during the first ODI. Alex Carey replaces Josh philippe.
India
India has retained the same playing XI from the previous match, hoping to secure a win and keep the series alive.
- 1. Rohit Sharma
- 2. Shubman Gill (capt)
- 3. Virat Kohli
- 4.Shreyas Iyer
- 5. Axar Patel
- 6. KL Rahul (wk)
- 7. washington Sundar
- 8. Nitish Reddy
- 9.Harshit Rana
- 10. Arshdeep Singh
- 11.Mohammed Siraj
India has opted not to include left-arm wristspinner Kuldeep Yadav, continuing with the spinning allrounder Washington Sundar after his performance in the opening ODI.
Key Changes and Considerations
Mitchell Marsh’s decision to bowl first suggests Australia intends to exploit early conditions. The inclusion of Xavier Bartlett indicates a focus on fresh pace, while the selection of Adam Zampa over Matthew Kuhnemann suggests a preference for leg-spin over left-arm orthodox. For India, maintaining the same XI demonstrates faith in the team’s composition and a desire for consistency.
Venue Details
The Adelaide Oval is known for its batting-kind pitch, offering good bounce and true carry for batsmen. Historically, high scores have been common at this venue in ODI cricket. The expected cool conditions might offer some assistance to seam bowlers early in the innings.