India against. Prime Minister's XI Warm-up Match Day 2 Live: KL Rahul and Yashasvi Jaiswal have begun India's pursuit of 241
Warm-up for India vs. Prime Minister's XI Live Updates for Match Day 2: KL Rahul and Yashasvi Jaiswal have begun India's pursuit of 241 against the Australian PM's XI. In the pink-ball warm-up match in Canberra, India easily defeated the Prime Minister's XI of Australia for 240 thanks to a four-wicket haul by Harshit Rana. Australoa lost two quick wickets after being asked to bat first, but Sam Konstas and Jack Clayton helped the home team rally. Hanno Jacobs scores 61 and Sam Konstas scores 107. Jack Clayton scores forty runs off fifty-two balls, apart from them. Harshit Rana for India was the star bowler as he scalped four wickets while Akash Deep took two. (Live Scorecard).Here are the India vs. Prime Minister's XI live score and updates for the second warm-up match.
India vs. Australia PM XI Live: We're back
India is back, chasing 241 runs in 26 overs against the Prime Minister's XI of Australia. Since the visitors require some playing time with the pink ball, KL Rahul and Yashasvi Jaiswal have began the proceedings for India. For India, the two must establish a solid opening partnership. Conversely, Australia's opening over will be bowled by Scott Boland.
In the pink-ball warm-up match in Canberra, India bundled out the Australian Prime Minister's XI for 240. Hanno Jacobs scores 61 and Sam Konstas scores 107 for Australia. Jack Clayton scores forty runs off fifty-two balls, apart from them. The standout bowler for India was Harshit Rana, who claimed four wickets and Akash Deep grabbed two. Prasidh Krishna, Washington Sundar, Ravindra Jadeja, and Mohammed Siraj each claimed one wicket. India now has to win the match with 241 runs in 46 overs.
Hanno Jacobs in his half-century! With an outstanding fifty here, the Australian star has boldly declared his intentions to be selected for the national team.
India Live vs. Australia PM's XI: 10 Wickets Won't Be the End
A reminder that even if the Australian PM's XI loses the next two wickets, the innings would still be going. Even if the hosts lose 10 wickets, the innings would still consist of 46 overs. After that, certain hitters may return to bat.
PM's XI for India vs. Australia Live: Konstas Finally Leaves
WICKET! Thanks to Akash Deep, Sam Konstas' tenure in the middle is now over. He attempted to hit the deep mid-wicket boundary for a maximum but was caught in the safe hands of an Indian fielder. India is presently just two wickets short.
India vs. Australia PM XI Live: Konstas strikes a century! Sam Konstas elegantly reaches his century by taking a single off Ravindra Jadeja's delivery. To get the triple digits, he needs to make 90 deliveries. Despite losing seven wickets, Australia is putting up a strong fight because to the opener's outstanding batting. However, India wants to get rid of Australia as soon as possible.
PM's XI for Australia 187/7 (35 overs)
Live Australia vs. India PM XI: Australia regains momentum
Thanks to the collaboration between Sam Konstas and Hannon Jacobs, Australia is gradually gaining ground. Both players steal boundaries and rotate the strike on a frequent basis. Jacobs knocks a boundary as the India pacer concedes seven runs in the preceding over of Akash Deep.
XI of the AUS PM 180/7 (34 overs)
India versus Australia's PM XI Live: 90s Konstas
Sam Konstas stands out as the only member of the Australian PM's XI. He is getting closer to reaching his century at 91 batting right now. Hannon Jacobs, who rotates the strike on a frequent basis, is also providing him with good support. Sam Konstas must be fired from India as soon as possible.
PM's XI for Australia 168/7 (32 overs)
India vs. Australia PM XI Live: 10 runs off the over
Australia is still playing some attacking cricket even if they are losing wickets quickly. Hannon Jacobs knocks a huge six in Washington Sundar's last over, causing the all-rounder to give up 10 runs. For Australia to post a respectable total, they need more overs like these.
PM of Australia's XI 154/7 (29 overs)
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