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India vs Australia: Ranchi ODI - Statistical highlights

Statistical highlights of the abandoned fourth cricket one-dayer between India and Australia on Wednesday.

Ranchi: Statistical highlights of the abandoned fourth cricket one-dayer between India and Australia here on Wednesday.
• Mohammed Shami (3/42) recorded his best bowling figures in ODIs. • George Bailey has registered his eleventh fifty in ODIs - his third in four innings against India. His brilliant 98 off 94 balls is the highest individual score at Ranchi. • Bailey recorded his second highest score in ODIs behind only to the 125 not out off 110 balls vs West Indies at Perth on February 3, 2013. • Bailey enjoys an excellent record in ODIs vs India - his tally being 318 (ave.106.00) in four innings. He became the first batsman to amass 300 runs in the current series. • Bailey has set an Australian record and became the first captain to amass 300-plus in a bilateral series, eclipsing Ricky Ponting`s tally of 295 in five innings (ave. 73.75), including a century and two fifties against West Indies in Australia in 2009-10. • The previous highest by an Australian skipper against India in a bilateral series was 267 (ave.44.50) in six games in 2009-10 by Ponting. • The Ranchi ODI has provided the ninth occasion between the two countries when a match has failed to produce a result. • Australia (295 for eight) have registered the highest total at Ranchi. • For the seventh time in an innings in ODIs, two batsmen got dismissed in the nervous nineties. Sri Lanka and Australia provide three instances each and New Zealand one. • Glenn Maxwell (92 off 77 balls) has recorded a career-best score in ODIs, outstripping an unbeaten 56 vs Pakistan at Sharjah on September 3, 2012. His fourth fifty in ODIs is his second against India. • Bailey and Maxwell were involved in a 153-run stand - Australia`s highest fifth-wicket partnership against India in ODIs, surpassing the 144 between Michael Clarke and Brad Haddin at Bangalore on September 29, 2007. • The above stand is Australia`s fifth highest for the fifth wicket in ODIs. • Australia have registered 38 sixes - the most hit by them in a bilateral series, eclipsing the 34 hit vs India in seven games in 2007-08. • Mahendra Singh Dhoni has led India 146 times, emulating Sourav Ganguly`s tally. Only Mohammad Azharuddin (174) has led India more times than Dhoni. Ganguly`s overall tally of 147 times includes one for Asia XI.