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Australia 5 for 288 (Handscomb 73, Khawaja 59, S Marsh 54) beat India 9 for 254 (Rohit 133, Dhoni 51, Richardson 4-26) by 34 runs
Sydney: Australia fended off an explosive century from Rohit Sharma to post a morale-boosting 34-run victory over India in the first one-day international in Sydney on Saturday.
The Australians made 288 for five off their 50 overs in the wake of winning the hurl and limited India to 254 for nine.
Sharma shot 133 off 129 balls in a sparkling exertion to keep India in the challenge, while man-of-the-coordinate Jhye Richardson took four for 26 for Australia.
It was a tonic for the feeble Australians, falling off their first-since forever home Test arrangement annihilation to Virat Kohli's India and in the wake of winning only three of their past 24 ODIs.
Test dispose of Peter Handscomb topscored with 73 off 61 balls for Australia with Usman Khawaja and Shaun Marsh likewise enlisted half-hundreds of years.
Handscomb, disregarded for the current week by selectors during the current month's two Tests against Sri Lanka, drove the route with six fours and two sixes.
Individual Test dispose of Marsh pregnant 54 off 70 balls while Khawaja made 59 from 81.
India's Bhuvneshwar Kumar completed with two for 66 and wrist-spinner Kuldeep Yadav guaranteed two for 54.
India swayed to an awful begin, losing three wickets in the initial six overs, from which they neglected to recuperate.
Shikhar Dhawan was out on the 6th chunk of the innings when he was leg before wicket for a first-ball duck to ODI debutant Jason Behrendorff.
The Australians made 288 for five off their 50 overs in the wake of winning the hurl and limited India to 254 for nine.
Sharma shot 133 off 129 balls in a sparkling exertion to keep India in the challenge, while man-of-the-coordinate Jhye Richardson took four for 26 for Australia.
It was a tonic for the feeble Australians, falling off their first-since forever home Test arrangement annihilation to Virat Kohli's India and in the wake of winning only three of their past 24 ODIs.
Test dispose of Peter Handscomb topscored with 73 off 61 balls for Australia with Usman Khawaja and Shaun Marsh likewise enlisted half-hundreds of years.
Handscomb, disregarded for the current week by selectors during the current month's two Tests against Sri Lanka, drove the route with six fours and two sixes.
Individual Test dispose of Marsh pregnant 54 off 70 balls while Khawaja made 59 from 81.
India's Bhuvneshwar Kumar completed with two for 66 and wrist-spinner Kuldeep Yadav guaranteed two for 54.
India swayed to an awful begin, losing three wickets in the initial six overs, from which they neglected to recuperate.
Shikhar Dhawan was out on the 6th chunk of the innings when he was leg before wicket for a first-ball duck to ODI debutant Jason Behrendorff.
The second match in the three-match series takes place in Adelaide on Tuesday.
