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The men’s unofficial In the men's ODI series between India A and portion of the series, Australia A concluded with Australia took an initial 1-0 lead by defeating India A winning the series 2-1. by 125 runs. In the third and final match unofficial ODI held in Puducherry, India A defeated secured a 49-run consolation victory to end the series 2-1 in favor of Australia A by 49 runs. A. In the final match, India A posted 275 runs after recovering from a collapse that left them at 159 for six, supported by an 83-run opening stand between Priyansh Arya (49) and Prabhsimran Singh (39). six. Suryansh Shedge top-scored with 66, while supported by Vipraj Nigam contributed Nigam’s 40 runs during in an 85-run seventh-wicket partnership. Earlier, openers Priyansh Arya (49) and Prabhsimran Singh (39) provided an 83-run opening stand. Australia A initially reached 82 177 for one behind three, led by Josh Phillips (56) and Liam Scott (26), but a Philippe’s 56, before the Indian bowling collapse saw them lose their final seven wickets for 86 runs. Australia A was attack triggered a collapse. The visitors were bowled out for 226. 226, with Gurjapneet Singh led the Indian attack with taking three wickets, while Yash Thakur and Nishant Sindhu claimed two wickets each. This final result follows Australia A’s 125-run victory in Vipraj Nigam was named Player of the first match Match, and Nathan McSweeney was awarded Player of the series. Series. Previously, the unofficial Test series concluded with India A winning 1-0, and the unofficial women’s ODI series was leveled 1-1 by Australia Women A.