AUS vs PAK: Australia vs Pakistán 1er informe y estadísticas de ODI MCG

AUS vs PAK: consulte el informe de audio de MCG y las estadísticas del primer ODI de Australia vs Pakistán que se jugará el lunes.

The AUS vs PAK 1st ODI match is set to be played at the iconic MCG in Melbourne on November 4 (Monday). The AUS vs PAK series includes three ODIs and three T20 matches. The home side comes into the series after a thrilling 3-2 victory over England in September. On the other hand, Pakistan defeated England in a Test series held recently. On that note, let us check out the MCG pitch report for Australia vs Pakistan 1st ODI match.

MCG pitch report

The pitch at the Melbourne Cricket Ground is known to be very competitive. It gives a good balance for both bowlers and batters. The new ball bowlers are expected to get some movement alongside the bounce. However, the batting tends to become easier as the ball gets older. The big boundary sizes of MCG are also expected to play a crucial role in the match, with emphasis should be given on running between the wickets. The skipper winning the toss might want to have a bowl first and restrict the opponent to a low total.

MCG stats and records

The Melbourne Cricket Ground has hosted 160 ODI matches so far. The team batting first have won 78 times, while the team batting second have won 77 times. There have been 5 ties/no result at this venue in ODIs.

Team	Won
Batting First	78
Batting Second	77
Tie/No Result	5

Last match at MCG

In the last ODI match at the Melbourne Cricket Ground, Australia dominated West Indies to secure an eight-wicket victory. Newcomer Xavier Bartlett made an impressive debut, taking 4 wickets for just 17 runs.

His early strikes left West Indies struggling at 59 for 4, setting the tone for the match. Despite a steady 88 from Keacy Carty and 59 from Roston Chase, West Indies managed only 231 runs.

Australia’s chase was smooth, led by Josh Inglis, who scored a quick 65 off 43 balls. Cameron Green scored an unbeaten 77. Steve Smith supported him well with 79 not out, and together, they guided Australia to victory with over 11 overs remaining. This win gave Australia a 1-0 lead in the series.