In the first one-day international on Friday, India defeated Australia by five wickets as a result of Mohammed Shami's career-best figures of 5-51 and the frontline hitters' strong performances. When Australia was put into bat, they were all out for 276 in exactly 50 overs, despite the fact that 300 appeared to be within reach before Shami cut off their tail. In response, four of India's top six batters slammed half-centuries as the home team led and romped home with eight balls to spare despite resting several key players.

Key Point

• In the first one-day international on Friday, India defeated Australia by five wickets as a result of Mohammed Shami's career-best figures of 5-51 and the frontline hitters' strong performances.

  
  

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