India will now face Australia for three T20I matches.
They will be looking to hit back following their recent ODI series defeat Down Under.
We will bring you all you need to know for every clash of this series. Our match previews will come with free cricket tips as well as team news and playing conditions.
The first T20I will be held in Canberra before the SCG hosts the final two fixtures.
The teams will play three T20Is over the space of six days before preparations begin for the Test series to follow.
1st T20I: Friday, 4 December 2020
Venue: Manuka Oval, Canberra
Start Time: 13:40 (IST), 08:10 (GMT)
2nd T20I: Sunday, 6 December 2020
Venue: Sydney Cricket Ground, Sydney
Start Time: 13:40 (IST), 08:10 (GMT)
3rd T20I: Tuesday, 9 December 2020
Venue: Sydney Cricket Ground, Sydney
Start Time: 13:40 (IST), 08:10 (GMT)
India have brought in T Natarajan after an injury to spinner Varun Chakravarathy.
Natarajan will also cover for RCB pace bowler Navdeep Saini who has a slight back issue and will have to be assessed before the first fixture.
KL Rahul could be shifted up the order but may have to settle for another finisher role with Mayank Agarwal and Shikhar Dhawan impressing as openers in the recent IPL.
Australia, meanwhile, are without David Warner after he picked up a groin injury in the preceding ODI series.
Pat Cummins will be rested for this series in preparation for the Test series between these two sides.
D’Arcy Short has been called up to replace Warner in the squad. Marcus Stoinis is carrying a side strain but he or Marnus Labuschagne could also open.
| Australia | India |
|---|---|
| Aaron Finch (captain) | Virat Kohli (captain) |
| Sean Abbott | Shikhar Dhawan |
| Ashton Agar | Mayank Agarwal |
| Alex Carey | KL Rahul |
| Cameron Green | Shreyas Iyer |
| Josh Hazlewood | Manish Pandey |
| Moises Henriques | Hardik Pandya |
| Marnus Labuschagne | Sanju Samson |
| Glenn Maxwell | Ravindra Jadeja |
| Daniel Sams | Washington Sundar |
| Kane Richardson | Yuzvendra Chahal |
| Steve Smith | Jasprit Bumrah |
| Marcus Stoinis | Mohammad Shami |
| Matthew Wade | Navdeep Saini |
| Adam Zampa | Deepak Chahar |
| Mitchell Starc | T Natarajan |
Australia have been made favourites to secure an overall series win. They can be backed at 1.62 with bet365.
India are priced at 2.3 with the same betting site, which looks worth considering in this format.
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It is always worth exploring other odds for the series as well.
Predicting the exact series score can be a way of getting better odds instead of just picking the overall winner.
This series looks to be a close-run affair once more. At the prices, it is worth considering India to come out on top with a narrow 2-1 win.
That is available at 3.1 with bet365. The most likely outcome according to the bookies is 2-1 to Australia at 2.5.
Adam Zampa enjoyed a good IPL alongside Virat Kohli at RCB. He also showed his liking for home conditions in the ODI series before these T20I fixtures, especially when taking four wickets in the first ODI in Sydney.
The fact two of these three T20Is are back at the SCG will give him a good chance of being his team’s leading wicket-taker.
He can be backed at 4.0 with bet365 to secure that honour.
It is worth noting that ComeOn are already offering 20/1 on India to beat Australia in the remaining white-ball games Down Under.
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The T20I series between Australia and India will take place from 4 December to 9 December 2020. One match will take place in Canberra and two in Sydney.
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