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156 in just under 28 overs, 142 in just under 23 overs - these are the opening wicket partnerships between David Warner and Aaron Finch at the SCG in the first two matches of the ongoing three-match ODI series against India. These numbers highlight two problems which are affecting the performance of India in ODIs since the end of World Cup in England. Firstly, they are conceding too many runs in powerplay 1 (first 10 overs). And secondly and more crucially, the talented Indian fast bowling unit has been unable to provide breakthroughs with the new ball.

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It was top class hitting and Kings won the game. Soon after social media erupted as they had never seen anything like it before. Here are some of the best reactions.

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Fans not only witnessed action on field during the second ODI between India and Australia, but off it as well. SCG -- the host to the second ODI allowed crowds after the Covid-19 outbreak with 50% capacity, where a man proposed to his girlfriend. The event unfolded during the second innings of the match, where the Team India fan went down on his knee to propose. Australia's Glenn Maxwell also ended up applauding the couple.

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With Covid-19 far from over, BCCI will have to take some stern measures to make upcoming domestic season a real possibility.

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Warner had earlier provided another good start to the hosts, making a 77-ball 83 with seven fours and three sixes and added 142 for the first wicket with skipper Aaron Finch as Australia posted 389/4 in their allotted 50 overs.

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Younis Khan's name seldom features in a list of all-time greats from the subcontinent. On his 43rd birthday, we look at 5 numbers which stand out from his glorious Test career.

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Right-handed wicketkeeper-batsman Glenn Phillips scored a brilliant hundred to help New Zealand comprehensively beat West Indies by 72 runs in the second T20I at the Bay Oval on Sunday. After putting a mammoth score of 238/3, the Black Caps restricted the visitors to 166/9 in their allotted 20 overs to take an unassailable 2-0 lead in the three-match series.

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