Shreyas, returning to the India A setup, struck a fluent 110 off 83 balls, while Priyansh matched him stroke for stroke by smashing 101 off 84 deliveries. Their 132-run partnership laid the foundation for a batting onslaught, after Priyansh was involved in a 135-run opening stand with Prabhsimran Singh, who hit 56 off 53 balls.<\/p>\r\n\r\n
Riyan Parag (67 off 42 balls), and Ayush Badoni (50 off 27 balls) chipped in with quick fifties to push the total past the 400-mark. The innings eclipsed India A\u2019s previous best of 371\/3 against South Africa A in Chennai (2015), and also marked the highest total ever conceded by Australia A in List A cricket.<\/p>\r\n\r\n
Australia A\u2019s chase began with promise, with Mackenzie Harvey (68) and Lachlan Shaw (45) showing intent. But the middle order crumbled under pressure, triggered by Nishant Sindhu\u2019s double strike in the 22nd over and Ravi Bishnoi\u2019s incisive spell. Sindhu finished with figures of 4-50, while Bishnoi claimed 2-49.<\/p>\r\n\r\n
Riyan Parag (67 off 42 balls), and Ayush Badoni (50 off 27 balls) chipped in with quick fifties to push the total past the 400-mark. The innings eclipsed India A\u2019s previous best of 371\/3 against South Africa A in Chennai (2015), and also marked the highest total ever conceded by Australia A in List A cricket.<\/p>\r\n\r\n
Brief Scores: India A 413\/6 (Shreyas Iyer 110, Priyansh Arya 101; Will Sutherland 2-73, Todd Murphy 1-47) beat Australia A 242 in 33.1 overs (Mackenzie Harvey 68, Will Sutherland 50; Nishant Sindhu 4-50, Ravi Bishnoi 2-49) by 171 runs<\/p>\r\n\r\n