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Master Blaster Sachin Tendulkar on Sunday came out of retirement for one over to face Australia's Ellyse Perry during the innings break of the Bushfire relief fundraiser match between Ponting XI and Gilchrist XI. Ellyse Perry bowled four balls to Tendulkar, and the Master Blaster managed to score a boundary on the first ball of the over. The rest of the two balls were bowled by Sutherland. When Tendulkar was batting, Australia's women's team did the fielding duties.

Here's how the over panned out:

Sachin Tendulkar Vs Ellyse Perry: Ball 1: Leg glance for FOUR. Ball 2: Square of the wicket for TWO. Ball 3: Down the leg side for ZERO. Ball 4: Square Cut for ZERO.

Sachin Tendulkar Vs Sutherland: Ball 5: Cover drive in 30-Yard Circle. Ball 6: Straight drive.

Defending champions India play Sri Lanka at the Mangaung Oval in Bloemfontein on January 19 in the ICC Under-19 World Cup. Nigeria, who are also making their ICC event debut will face Australia in Kimberley on January 20 for their opening game

Steve Smith broke the record on the second day of the fifth and final Ashes Test on Friday (September 13) at the Oval as he scripted his sixth 50 plus score against England in the ongoing series. Inzamam had scored nine fifty-plus scores against England, whereas Smith now has 10

Kieron Pollard is gearing up to play an exhibition match — Selector Fan Cup in Port of Spain.  It will be between Pollard XI and Dwayne Bravo XI on September 1 at the Queen’s Park Oval. Batting legend Brian Lara is in Bravo’s team

London: After there were allegations of ball-tampering on Australian leg-spinner Adam Zampa during the ICC World Cup 2019 game against India, captain Aaron Finch has clarified. There were pictures on Twitter of Zampa keeping hands in his pockets and using something. After the match, which India won by 36 runs at The Oval in London Sunday (June 9), Finch said Zampa was using hand warmers and he was not aware of any allegations of ball-tampering, on Twitter.

London: Paceman Bhuvneshwar Kumar who took three wickets in India’s 36-run win over Australia in the ICC World Cup 2019 on Sunday (June 9), has spoken about the over that turned the match at The Oval. He was asked when he took two wickets (Steve Smith and Marcus Stoinis) in one over. Bhuvneshwar also said how they planned to bowl stump-to-stump to Australian batsmen in their chase of 353.

London: In a high-scoring match, India bossed over Australia to cruise to their second win in a row at the ICC World Cup 2019 on Sunday (June 9). One of the pre-tournament favourites, India have lived up to the billing. Here are seven factors which provided the ‘men in blue’ to take the marquee contest by 36 runs at The Oval in London.

London: India registered their second consecutive victory at the ICC World Cup 2019 after defeating Australia by 36 runs at The Oval in London on Sunday (June 9). It was an all-round show by the ‘men in blue’ as they controlled the contest right from the time captain Virat Kohli won the toss and opted to bat first. After scoring 352/5, India bowled out Australia for 316. Here are the pictures from the match.

London: The ‘zing’ bails used at the ICC World Cup 2019 have reprieved batsmen with the bails not falling off even after ball hitting the stumps. Now, India captain Virat Kohli has called for a review of the bails after Australian batsman David Warner was reprieved. Here is what he said after India’s 36-run victory at The Oval in London on Sunday (June 9).

London: India captain Virat Kohli explained as to why he apologised to Australia’s Steve Smith during their ICC World Cup 2019 game at The Oval in London on Sunday (June 9). With the Indian fans booing Smith, Kohli stepped in and gestured towards the crowd and asked them not to target the former Australian skipper. Later, in the post-match press conference, Kohli was asked about the incident and he explained what happened. India won the match by 36 runs.

London: India and Australia will renew their rivalry today (June 9) at The Oval in London in what promises to be an exciting contest in the round robin phase of the ICC World Cup 2019. While both teams are evenly matched are favourites to lift the trophy, here is a look at some of the key battles which could have a bearing on the outcome.

London: Chetan Narula previews India versus Australia for MyNation. On Sunday (June 9), it is a clash of two pre-tournament favourites, the first in this World Cup 2019. Australia come on the back of a superb come-from-the-brink win against West Indies. Their batting has its weaknesses but their bowling is strong. India have a strong bowling attack too, including two wrist-spinners. This could be a straight clash between the two attacks, with batting taking a side show at The Oval. Middle order will be key for both sides.

London: It is a big battle between two favourites at The Oval in London as India lock horns with Australia in the ICC World Cup 2019 on Sunday (June 9). India won their opening game against South Africa while Australia have been unbeaten in their two contests so far. Both India and Australia are evenly matches. An exciting contest is on the cards. However, inclement weather could upset all the plans. Here is India’s likely playing 11.

'Australia next up will be a step up and India will probably have to improve at the Oval but overall it was a promising start. From my own experience in 1983, winning the opening game of the tournament gave us the impetus to go on and win the whole thing, so it was important for India to start with a victory in the ICC World Cup 2019,' wrote Kris Srikkanth

London: After a shock defeat to Bangladesh in the ICC World Cup 2019 on Sunday (June 2), South Africa all-rounder Andile Phehlukwayo admitted that the Asian team played good cricket. Bangladesh won by 21 runs, successfully defending 330 to upset the Faf du Plessis-led Proteas at The Oval in London.