Ruling world champions Australia India will face the first semi -final of the liquid ICC Champions Trophy 2025. The game should play at the International Crown Stadium in Dubai on Tuesday (March 4).
This will be the first OTO between India and Australia from the 2023 World Cup final. Australia defeated India on this occasion and will imagine their chances of throwing them out of the tournament in progress.
So, as Australia is preparing for a huge conflict against India, we look at Australia playing 11.
Australia plays 11 VS India- ICC Champion Trophy 2025, semi-final 1:
Openers: Matthew Short, Travis Head
Matthew Short and Travis Head were set up as openers in Australia playing 11 for the upcoming semifinals. Australian openers looked in a good contact in the champion trophy and will want to start their team well in the next game.
Short, who achieved fifty against England, began against Afghanistan, but could not turn it into a great result. He scored 20 runs and will watch a big result in the upcoming game.
On the other hand, Head, who failed to impress against England, bounced in the style with Quickfire fifty against Afghanistan. Southpaw remained undefeated at 59 out of only 40 balls before the rain brought the end to the game.
Bats and Middle Order Allronders: Steven Smith (C), Marnus Labuschagne, Josh Inglis (WK), Alex Carey, Glenn Maxwell
Forbidding Captain Steve Smith, no other middle -class mice got the opportunity to fight against Afghanistan for the rain. Most bats impressed England in the first game, and will last in the upcoming game.
Marnus Labuschagne had a useful contribution to the bat and the ball against England. He picked up 2 Wicketes with the ball before scoring 47 rides. He did not get the opportunity to get a bowl or strike against Afghanistan, but he is expected to retain his place in Australia, which plays 11.
While Josh Inglis and Alex Carey also did not hit Afghanistan, they impressed themselves with a stick against England. Two mice shared a 146 -fifth Wickket ride match. Carey started 69 rides, while Inglis continued to achieve a fine century and remained undefeated to 120.
Maxwell didn’t even hit Afghanistan, but he managed to buy six accessories. In those six accessories he acknowledged 28 rides and took Wickket. Earlier against England, he picked up a great Vitnjak Jos Buttler. He scored 32 out of only 15 balls with a stick. These mid -row players could appear in Australia playing 11 VS India.
Bowling: Ben Dwarshuis, Nathan Ellis, Adam Zamp, Spencer Johnson
Australia is unlikely to change any change in its semifinal bowling alley. Australia, which plays 11, should have three special pacera and one Spinner. Ben Dwarshuis, Nathan Ellis and Spencer Johnson are expected to be three fast bowls, while Adam Zamp will lead the attack.
Dwarshuis continued his impressive ball display, picking up 3 shots against Afghanistan and would look impressed and in the semifinals.
Earlier against England, he also picked up 3 Wickske. Johnson and Zamp, on the other hand, claimed that they were two shots each, while Ellis picked up 1 Wickket.
