Keep the series in your hands… Find out who rules the Holkar Stadium.

New Delhi. The second one-day international match of the 3-match series between India and Australia (IND vs AUS) will be played on Sunday (September 24) at the Holkar Stadium, Indore. KL Rahul and Co. will look to win this match to clinch the series here, while trying to make a comeback on the tour of Australia. The first ODI of the series was played at the PCA Stadium in Mohali in which India defeated the Kangaroos by 5 wickets. Team India defeated Australia in an ODI match in Mohali after 27 years. The two teams met 5 years ago at the Holkar Stadium where India defeated Australia.

The teams of India and Australia have played one one-day international match at the Holkar Stadium so far. The two teams met here on 24 September 2017 in which India defeated Australia by 5 wickets. In such a situation, India has a 100 percent win record on this ground. It will be a coincidence that even after 5 years, Team India will face Australia here on September 24.

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India got a target of 294 runs
India chased down a target of 294 runs here. Then Australia scored 293 runs batting first. However, a total of 6 ODI matches have been played at Holkar Stadium in which India have won all the matches. In this stadium, the team batting first has won 3 times and the chasing team has also won 3 times.

418 runs is the highest score
The highest total at the Holkar Stadium is 418, which was scored by an Indian team against the West Indies in 2011 at the loss of 5 wickets. The lowest score here is 225, which was scored by South Africa against India in 2015. 294 runs have been chased on this ground, which is the highest run chase ever. India made this score against Australia 5 years ago.

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