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Australia’s form slump in the lead up to the World Cup has continued with a five-wicket loss to India in the first one-day international at Mohali.
After paceman Mohammed Shami’s career-best 5-51 restricted Australia to 276, India reached the victory target with eight balls to spare at Inderjit Singh Bindra Stadium on Friday (Saturday AEST).
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