India's captain Mahendra Singh Dhoni looks on after playing a shot during the warm-up cricket match. PHOTO: AFP
Australia could only manage 65 runs against India's 308. This could have been the biggest recorded loss for Australia in a one-day international game, only if it were an official match.
However, one of the commentators light-heartedly hinted that it's a strategy played by Australia - to lose badly in the practice matches only to emerge strong on the official match day itself.
Only two cricketers from Australia scored in double-figures, ESPN cricinfo reported.
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@Ehsan karim: i am sure,,india will done same to south africa and pakistan!!!
Then I m sure S.A has done same planning..