India against Australia: Head-to-Head and T20I Records
Australia and India have contested a total of 20 Twenty20 Internationals, with Virat Kohli's side winning Eleven and Australia winning 8. Since 2016, India has won four of the six Twenty20 Internationals played in Australia, and they will be favourites going into the series. In the two previous seasons, Australia has won 3 out of the past 5 Twenty20 Internationals versus India.
India vs Australia head to head in t20
• Twenty20 International matches contested- 20
• Australia was victorious with a score of 8 to 1.
• India was victorious with a score of 11 to 1.
• Matches that did not end in a draw – 1
There have been five prior meetings.
1. India versus Australia, Bengaluru, on the 27th of February, 2019. Australia triumphed by seven wickets.
Virat Kohli was in excellent form, smashing 74 runs off 38 deliveries, including six sixes. Scoring 40 runs off 23 deliveries, Mahendra Singh Dhoni gave the innings a terrific start. Glenn Maxwell, on the other hand, stepped up and provided a magnificent performance, smashing 113 runs off 55 deliveries, including seven boundaries and 9 sixes. Big Show's performance of big-hitting fittingly summed up his title, as Australia became the first team to win a Twenty20 International series in India.
2. Australia versus India, Visakhapatnam, on the 24th of February, 2019. Australia triumphed by three wickets.
KL Rahul scored 50 in a low-scoring match in Visakhapatnam, but Nathan Coulter-Nile claimed 3 wickets as India was reduced to 126 runs 7 wickets. Glenn Maxwell, on the other hand, hammered 56 runs and maintained Australia in contention. India had a glimpse of hope when Jasprit Bumrah got 3 wickets giving just 16 runs, but Jhye Richardson and Pat Cummins kept their composure to send Australia over the mark on the final delivery of the.
3. Australia against India, on the 25th of November, 2018, Sydney. India was victorious by 6 wickets.
All of Australia's batsmen were given starts, but none of them was able to turn them into huge scores. With 4 wickets and giving just 36 runs, Krunal Pandya was the standout. Shikhar Dhawan started well with 41 runs, although it was Virat Kohli who shone with a superb, undefeated 61 runs. As India levelled the series, his smash once again demonstrated his brilliance in a chase.
4. India versus Australia, on the 23rd of November, 2018, Melbourne. There was no outcome.
Australia fought to get rolling in a rain-affected encounter in Melbourne, with Bhuvneshwar Kumar and Khaleel Ahmed both claiming 2 wickets each. The game, however, had to be cancelled due to heavy rain. All of Australia's batsmen were given starts, but none of them was able to turn them into huge scores. With 4 wickets and giving just 36 runs, Krunal Pandya was the standout. Shikhar Dhawan started well with 41 runs, although it was Virat Kohli who shone with a superb, undefeated 61 runs. As India levelled the series, his smash once again demonstrated his brilliance in a chase.
5. India versus Australia, on the 23rd of November, 2018, Melbourne. There was no outcome.
Australia fought to get rolling in a rain-affected encounter in Melbourne, with Bhuvneshwar Kumar and Khaleel Ahmed both claiming 2 wickets each. The game, however, had to be cancelled due to heavy rain.
6. India versus Australia, Brisbane, on the 21st of November, 2018. Australia was victorious by four runs.
Glenn Maxwell hit four maximums on his way to a stunning 46 runs off only 24 deliveries. In a contest restricted to 17 overs per side owing to rain, Marcus Stoinis hammered an undefeated 33 runs off 19 deliveries to lead Australia to 158/4. Shikhar Dhawan hit 76 runs off 42 deliveries, but Marcus Stoinis and Adam Zampa claimed two wickets each. India was in contention thanks to Dinesh Karthik and Rishabh Pant, but a bad shot from Rishabh Pant culminated in a four-run loss.
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