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India vs Australia LIVE Score 2nd T20 Match Updates

There are high chances of rain playing spoilsport once again as India take on Australia in the second T20I at the Melbourne Cricket Ground (MCG) on Friday (31 October).

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India vs Australia, 1st T20: IND vs AUS match called off in Canberra due to rain

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India vs Australia Live Cricket Score, 2nd T20: IND AUS eager to seize an early advantage

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India vs Australia Live Score IND vs AUS 2nd T20I Cricket Scorecard Melbourne weather forecast

After rain played spoilsport in the first T20I, weather once again will remain a major focus as India are all set to lock horns with Australia in the second encounter of the five-match series.

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IND vs AUS Live Score, 2nd T20I: With in-form Suryakumar Yadav, India eye dominance against Australia

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India vs Australia Live Score, 2nd T20I: Suryakumar Yadav and co. will aim for a strong start in Melbourne

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IND vs AUS 2nd T20 Live Cricket Streaming & Telecast: When, Where and How to Watch India vs Australia Match Live Online?

Fans in India can watch the live streaming of India vs Australia 2nd T20 match on JioHotstar app and website.

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Jemimah's ton guides India to historic CWC25 Final spot

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IND vs AUS: 5 Stunning T20I Records Between India And Australia That Could Be Broken

India vs Australia Live Score 2nd T20: Rain Threat Looms Large In Melbourne, Check Toss Timings

Get real-time updates, ball-by-ball commentary, match highlights, player stats, and key moments as India takes on Australia in a thrilling T20 clash, Cricket News, Times Now

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Australia wins the toss and sends India in to bat in Twenty20 series opener at Canberra

Australia captain Mitch Marsh has won the toss and sent India in to bat in the series-opening Twenty20 international.

Boom vs Blast: India vs Australia T20 series to decide who is real No.1

Since the last T20 world cup, Australia have been scoring at a higher rate than India (10.07 to 9.69) per over. India have been more lethal with the ball, averaging 17.09 per wicket and conceding just 7.