インドは、2023年のワールドカップの敗北を復avenするために、ドバイ国際スタジアムで記録的な迫害を必要としています

チャンピオンズトロフィー：ドバイ国際スタジアムでのインドでの最高の迫害は、2018年にイギリスに対してわずか235であり、現在は265対オーストラリアが必要です。

India must consider themselves a bit unfortunate, that skipper Rohit Sharma is on a toss-losing spree. He has not lost 11 tosses in a row, and in a crucial encounter like the India vs Australia, Champions Trophy semi-final, it could be detrimental. The pitch at Dubai, coupled with the conditions aren’t really suitable for batting, with the average 1st innings score hovering at 218.

Australia Score 264, Hand India Tough Target

But some excellent batting by Steve Smith, Alex Carey, and even Travis Head at the top of the order, Australia ensured that they managed to reach 264 by the end of their innings. Looking at the history of the ground, India won’t be too happy with the way they bowled in the death overs — 40 to 50. They ended up conceding 57 runs for 4 wickets, and let the Aussies go past massive 260 when they were 213/6 at one stage.

Rank	Team	Target	Score	Overs	RPO	Opposition	Date	Result
1	Sri Lanka	285	287/8	49.4	5.77	vs Pakistan	20 Dec 2013	Won
2	Pakistan	275	275/9	49.5	5.51	vs South Africa	5 Nov 2010	Won
3	Namibia	266	266/5	47.3	5.6	vs Oman	14 Mar 2022	Won
4	Pakistan	247	250/7	49.3	5.05	vs New Zealand	8 Dec 2014	Won
5	England	238	241/6	49.2	4.88	vs Pakistan	21 Feb 2012	Won
6	India	238	238/1	39.3	6.02	vs Pakistan	23 Sep 2018	Won
7	India	229	231/4	46.3	4.96	vs Bangladesh	20 Feb 2025	Won
8	Scotland	226	226/8	49.5	4.53	vs Oman	15 Apr 2022	Won
9	Oman	225	227/3	44.1	5.13	vs PNG	12 Apr 2022	Won
10	England	223	226/1	37.2	6.05	vs Pakistan	18 Feb 2012	Won

Successful Run Chases in Dubai International Stadium

Why do we say so? Simply because India has never chased well in Dubai. Their highest successful chase in Dubai has been 238 vs England in 2018. While the highest on the ground ever has been 285 by Sri Lanka, against Pakistan in 2013. In fact, scores in excess of 250 have only been chased down thrice on the Dubai Cricket Ground.

India vs Australia, Champions Trophy semis

What makes matters worse for India is, in the first match, after setting a target of 250 to New Zealand a couple of days back, the Kiwis struggled to score runs. Now, a lot would depend on how the Indian openers Rohit Sharma and Shubman Gill fare at the chase, while huge contributions will also be needed from Virat Kohli and Shreyas Iyer.

As far as the Indian bowling is concerned, Mohammed Shami was the pick of the bowlers, returning with figures of 3/48. Hardik Pandya was expensive with 1/40 in 5.3 overs, while Varun Chakravarthy came up with 2/49 in his spell.