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Australia win toss, opt to bat first

| | Mar 28, 2016, at 01:29 am
Mohali, Mar 27 (IBNS): In a crucial match of the ICC World T20, Ausralia won the toss and opted to bat first against India here on Sunday.

The winner of the encounter will move to the semi-finals of the tournament.

Australia scored 56 runs for the loss of 1 wicket till last report came in at 5.2 overs.

Aaron Finch  (22*) and David Warner (1*) are currently at the crease.

Australia have lost the wicket of Usman Khawaja (26).

Australian team:

A Finch, U Khawaja, D Warner, S Smith, G Maxwell, S Watson, J Faulkner, P Nevill, A Zampa, N Coulter-Nile, J Hazlewood

Indian team:

RG Sharma, S Dhawan, V Kohli, S Raina, Y Singh, MS Dhoni, H Pandya, R Jadeja, R Ashwin, A Nehra, J Bumrah
 

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