ICC Cricket World Cup 2019 (Match 14): India vs Australia – Stats Preview

India and Australia will meet on this Sunday in the match 14 of the 2019 ICC Men’s Cricket World Cup at The Oval (London).

Both teams are currently unbeaten in this tournament. India has played one match in this tournament and won that game (against South Africa by six wickets). On the other hand, Australia beat Afghanistan (by three wickets) and Windies (by 15 runs) before their upcoming match against India.

Before this 14th match of the ongoing Cricket World Cup, let’s look at some vital statistical preview of this match.

Teams’ recent ODI form

India (in last ten matches; oldest to latest): Won, Won, Lost, Won, Won, Won, Lost, Lost, Lost and Won

Australia (in last ten matches; oldest to latest): Won, Won, Won, Won, Won, Won, Won, Won, Won and Won.

ODI records at The Oval (London)

India

Australia

Head-to-Head ODI records

Overall (136 matches): India won 49 ODIs; Australia won 77 ODIs (10 no results)

At Neutral Venues (24 matches): India won 9 ODIs; Australia won 12 ODIs (3 no results)

In England (3 matches): India won 1 ODI; Australia won 2 ODIs

At The Oval, London (1 match): India won 0 ODIs; Australia won 1 ODI

In the World Cup (11 matches): India won 3 ODIs; Australia won 8 ODIs

In the last ten matches:  India won 5 ODIs; Australia won 5 ODIs

Players’ stats

(India)

Hardik Pandya

i) The all-rounder Hardik Pandya has taken 97 wickets in the international career. With three more wickets, he will complete his 100 international wickets. Hardik Pandya will be the 17th Indian cricketer to score 1,500 runs as well as to take 100 wickets in the international career. The right-handed batsman has scored 1,574 runs in the international career.

Shikhar Dhawan

i) The left-handed opening batsman Shikhar Dhawan has already scored 8,988 international runs. By adding 12 more runs, Dhawan will complete his 9,000 international runs. He will become the fourth Indian left-handed batsman, fifth Indian opener and 15th Indian batsman to score 9,000 runs in the international career.

Ravindra Jadeja

i) The left-arm spinner Ravindra Jadeja needs to take three more wickets to complete his 400 international wickets as he has already taken 397 wickets in the international career. By taking three more wickets, Jadeja will become the second Indian left-arm bowler and seventh Indian overall bowler to take 400 international wickets. Among the Indian left-arm bowlers, the former left-arm pacer Zaheer Khan took 597 wickets in the international career.

(Australia)

Nathan Coulter-Nile

i) The right-arm Australian pacer Nathan Coulter-Nile has taken 48 wickets in ODI career. He is two wickets away to complete his 50 ODI wickets.

Marcus Stoinis

i) Australian all-rounder Marcus Stoinis has already scored 982 ODI runs. With 18 more runs, Stoinis will reach the 1,000-run milestone in ODI career.