181/7 (20.0)
CRR : 9.05
205/5 (20.0)
CRR : 10.25
India won by 24 runs 🏆
Player of the Match
Player
92(41)
India now has 150 T20I wins
Most successive wins for India in T20Is:
12 - (Nov 2021 & Feb 2022)
10* - (Dec 2023 & June 2024)
9 - (Jan 2020 & Dec 2020)
12 - (Nov 2021 & Feb 2022)
10* - (Dec 2023 & June 2024)
9 - (Jan 2020 & Dec 2020)
MOST T20I WINS AS A CAPTAIN:
48 wins Rohit Sharma in 60 matches
48 wins Babar Azam in 85 matches
45 wins Brian Masaba in 60 matches
44 wins Eoin Morgan in 72 matches
48 wins Rohit Sharma in 60 matches
48 wins Babar Azam in 85 matches
45 wins Brian Masaba in 60 matches
44 wins Eoin Morgan in 72 matches
Mitchell Marsh (Australia Captain): "It's disappointing. We still have a chance technically of making it to the semi-finals but India outplayed us today.
In the span of 40 overs, there are a lot of small margins. India are a better team. Rohit Sharma is a world-class player and we are seeing it for the 15 years. He took the game away from us in the start.
More of a belief in the dressing room. In the run chase like that, you have to keep yourselves in the game and take it deep. But India were strong in the end with the ball.
C'mon Bangladesh (laughs)."
In the span of 40 overs, there are a lot of small margins. India are a better team. Rohit Sharma is a world-class player and we are seeing it for the 15 years. He took the game away from us in the start.
More of a belief in the dressing room. In the run chase like that, you have to keep yourselves in the game and take it deep. But India were strong in the end with the ball.
C'mon Bangladesh (laughs)."
Rohit Sharma (India Captain): "Quite satisfying especially when you are playing like that. We know Australia quite well. Overall as a team we played well, kept doing things that we are supposed to do.
200 is a good score but when you're playing on a ground like this where wind is a big factor, everything is possible. We used the conditions well. You need to understand what needs to be done as individuals. Whoever comes to the party needs to do their job. It is pleasing to see how we were going through the overs and taking wickets as well.
We understand the strength Kuldeep has. New York were seamer friendly wickets and unfortunately he had to miss out. He has come here and done the job for us in the last 2 games. That's what I am looking from the team. Everyone playing their role perfectly.
We don't want to do anything different. We want to play the same way, play freely. Not try think too much about what's lying ahead, what is the opposition. We want to keep our focus on playing our cricket well."
200 is a good score but when you're playing on a ground like this where wind is a big factor, everything is possible. We used the conditions well. You need to understand what needs to be done as individuals. Whoever comes to the party needs to do their job. It is pleasing to see how we were going through the overs and taking wickets as well.
We understand the strength Kuldeep has. New York were seamer friendly wickets and unfortunately he had to miss out. He has come here and done the job for us in the last 2 games. That's what I am looking from the team. Everyone playing their role perfectly.
We don't want to do anything different. We want to play the same way, play freely. Not try think too much about what's lying ahead, what is the opposition. We want to keep our focus on playing our cricket well."
Most sixes in a single T20 World Cup match:
30 - Ireland vs Netherlands in Sylhet, 2014
24 - Australia vs India in Bridgetown, 2010
24 - Australia vs India in Gros Islet, 2024
22 - Australia vs Pakistan in Gros Islet, 2010
22 - England vs South Africa in Mumbai, 2016
30 - Ireland vs Netherlands in Sylhet, 2014
24 - Australia vs India in Bridgetown, 2010
24 - Australia vs India in Gros Islet, 2024
22 - Australia vs Pakistan in Gros Islet, 2010
22 - England vs South Africa in Mumbai, 2016
That's it from our coverage of an exciting Super 8s encounter from St. Lucia which hosted its last T20 World Cup fixture of this edition. Time to wrap up the coverage. Ninaad Dixit here signing off on behalf of my co-commentator Akshay Bhide and scorer/analyst Paras Yadav. Stay tuned for more cricketing action from around the world.