Australia vs India, 1st ODI - Live Cricket Score, Commentary

Nitish Reddy to Renshaw, 1 run, short ball, Renshaw hops across and tucks it to square leg. Australia win by 7 wickets

Arshdeep Singh to Renshaw, 1 run, shuffles across and knocks this length ball to mid-on for a quick single

Arshdeep Singh to Renshaw, no run, shuffles and defends this fullish ball to mid-on

Arshdeep Singh to Renshaw, 2 runs, full on middle-leg, clipped through midwicket for a couple more

Arshdeep Singh to Renshaw, FOUR, short ball, Renshaw spots it early and gets into a good position. Shuffles to get inside the line, swivels and pulls it to fine leg for a one-bounce four

Arshdeep Singh to Renshaw, no run, short of length outside off, poked to backward point

Arshdeep Singh to Renshaw, wide, full and shaping away outside off, it's outside the tramline and Renshaw leaves it alone

Nitish Reddy to Renshaw, no run, 129kph, Renshaw shimmies down and moves leg-side to guide this length ball to backward point

Nitish Reddy to Renshaw, 1 run, edged and not taken. Hint of away-seam going with the angle. Renshaw gets slightly squared up and is late into his push. Thick outside edge, Rahul dives to his left but the ball doesn't stick as he goes one-handed

Nitish Reddy to Renshaw, no run, Renshaw advances and drives straight back at the bowler. Nitish throws the ball and hits Renshaw's back who turns around quickly to make his ground. NKR is quick to apologise to the batter

Arshdeep Singh to Renshaw, leg byes, 1 run, a loud shout for LBW, KL Rahul was the man interested, but Arshdeep wasn't and they don't review, fuller length delivery and angling into the left-hander, Renshaw shuffled across on the clip and missed, might've been going down with the angle. Replays show it's bouncing well over

Arshdeep Singh to Renshaw, no run, on a good length and slanting across the left-hander, left alone

Arshdeep Singh to Renshaw, SIX, cheeky and six, short of a good length and angling into the left-hander - Renshaw shuffles across, uses Arshdeep's pace and helps it on its way with the lap, lands right on the rope for a maximum

Washington Sundar to Renshaw, 3 runs, nicely played, tossed up slower and wider of off - Renshaw leans forward, opens the face of the bat and then places the drive wide of cover, comes back for the third run

Washington Sundar to Renshaw, no run, slower and just outside off - Renshaw plays with an open face and finds backward point

Washington Sundar to Renshaw, 1 run, a brilliant one-handed stop and Siraj has saved runs for his team - a shimmy down the pitch, Renshaw got close to the ball and then lofted it high over long-off, was soaring over his head, but Siraj arches back, catches it with his right-hand and then lobs it back as he was dropping over the ropes

Arshdeep Singh to Renshaw, no run, a streaky edge, but the ball drops short of the lone slip - Renshaw moved across on the tuck, closed the face of the bat and the leading edge bounced through to slip - the ball did brush the pad and a lot of pace was lost

Arshdeep Singh to Renshaw, no run, a bigger shout for LBW, but the impact is outside the line of off-stump - umpire Richard Kettleborough shakes his head and India don't review, the nip-backer and Renshaw was caught on the shuffle

Arshdeep Singh to Renshaw, no run, shout for LBW, but it did look high, straight on middle and Renshaw was pinned on the pad as he shuffled across

Arshdeep Singh to Renshaw, 1 run, on a good length and around off, tucked into the gap past square leg for a single

Arshdeep Singh to Renshaw, no run, short of a good length and holding its line outside off, left alone

Washington Sundar to Renshaw, 1 run, flighted on middle and leg, worked to the left of mid-on for a single, brings up Australia's 100

Washington Sundar to Renshaw, no run, the straighter one from Sundar - Renshaw gets half-forward and skews an inside edge to the on-side

Washington Sundar to Renshaw, no run, flighted around off, a half-forward Renshaw blocks

Washington Sundar to Renshaw, no run, tossed up just outside off - Renshaw leans well forward in defence