Australia vs India, 1st T20I, India tour of Australia, 2025 - Live Cricket Score, Commentary

Nathan Ellis to Suryakumar Yadav, SIX, it's another slower ball that is belted by SKY. He picked it, he know it was back of the hand so spotted that and delayed the shot. Muscled hard over mid-wicket

Nathan Ellis to Suryakumar Yadav, FOUR, again setting a solid base to access the off-side as he knows it's only going to be into the wicket. SKY frees the arms and belts it down the ground with mid-off up

Nathan Ellis to Suryakumar Yadav, FOUR, lovely shot! Australia are bowling into the wicket with pace off, so SKY stood tall, waited before playing the cut, jumped to hit it over backward point and the man sweeping the off-side fence couldn't reach there in time

Kuhnemann to Gill, SIX, backs away and plays a brilliant slog-sweep over mid-wicket. They have taken 22 off Kuhnemann's 2 overs. Gill moved to unsettle the line and Kuhnemann offered a length ball, only to get smacked over the fence

Bartlett to Suryakumar Yadav, 2 runs, in the airrr, dropped! Philippe did well to run back to the left from mid-on, stretched full length and got both hands to it but it didn't stick as he wasn't able to reach it fully. Extra bounce on this short of length delivery, SKY looks to loft, gets hit high on the bat, ball lobs right behind the ump's head and he escapes

Kuhnemann to Suryakumar Yadav, FOUR, swept away! Kuhnemann tried to fire this really full to make the sweep tough but SKY was able to get under this and smash it flat over square leg

Stoinis to Gill, FOUR, full toss and Gill steps out to take it even higher. Belted it wide of mid-off for a much-needed hit to the fence

Hazlewood to Suryakumar Yadav, SIX, the first maximum of this match! It's none other than the Indian skipper who has smashed it. Back of a length delivery around middle and leg, Suryakumar Yadav times his flick and sends this sailing over the deep square leg fence

Nathan Ellis to Abhishek Sharma, out Caught by Tim David!! Nathan Ellis draws first blood. It's the slower delivery that does the trick for him. Abhishek Sharma gets deceived due to the lack of pace and ends up miscuing it to mid-off. Doesn't get enough elevation and Tim David at mid-off completes a safe catch. Abhishek Sharma's cameo comes to an end. Abhishek Sharma c Tim David b Nathan Ellis 19(14) [4s-4]

Nathan Ellis to Gill, FOUR, smashed down the ground! Pitched up by Nathan Ellis and Gill has drilled it straight past the bowler. No chance of stopping that as it races away to the fence

Nathan Ellis to Gill, no run, appeal for an lbw turned down! Australia have reviewed the decision. This looks close. Was the off-cut by Nathan Ellis and Gill got beaten as he tried to work it away. Rapped on the pads, no bat involved. It's pitching in line, the impact is in line and it's clipping the top of leg stump. The umpire's decision stays and Ellis looks disappointed. That was so close

Nathan Ellis to Gill, FOUR, easy pickings! Drifting on the pads, Gill glances it away to the fine leg fence with nonchalance. Both the openers dealing in boundaries

Hazlewood to Abhishek Sharma, FOUR, short ball on leg, Abhishek Sharma goes for a hook, ends up getting a top edge that flies over the fielder at short fine leg. Got cramped for room, but gets a four nevertheless

Hazlewood to Gill, FOUR, top edge! On the shorter side around off, Gill shimmies down the wicket, swings across the line and ends up getting a top edge that clears the keeper. Hazlewood shakes his head in disappointment as he walks back to his run-up

Bartlett to Abhishek Sharma, FOUR, on the shorter side, Abhishek Sharma rocks back in the crease and pulls it over mid-wicket. He's dealing in boundaries. Bartlett proving to be expensive in his first over

Bartlett to Abhishek Sharma, FOUR, short and wide outside off, Abhishek Sharma throws the kitchen sink at it, slashing it over backward point. One bounce and over the fence for his second boundary

Hazlewood to Abhishek Sharma, FOUR, Abhishek Sharma finally manages to get a boundary. Was itching to smash one. He waltez down the track and slaps the short ball away through covers. Finds the gap and finds the fence. Again he hadn't middled it to perfection, but finding the gap was the key