Chasing the target of 261 runs, set by Australia to win, India were 30 for no loss in 5 overs when reports last came in. Earlier, Defending champion Australia won the toss and eleted to bat first in the second quarterfinal match of the ICC cricket World Cup at Motera in Ahmedabad today. Australian had a very cautious start after losing their opener Shane Watson cheaply. It was skipper Ponting who came to rescue the team and scored a splendid 104, followed by Brad Haddin 53 runs. For India, Zahir Khan, Yuvraj Singh and Ashwin claimed two wickets each. The winner of today's match will play Pakistan in the second semi-final match, slated for 30th of March in Mohali.
News On AIR | March 24, 2011 7:25 PM
WC 2011: India 30 for no loss in 5 overs