It's all over, India win this by 6 wickets and have batted throughout the 46 overs. They score 257/5 and would be happy with this preparation.
India chase this down well inside the 46 overs. But they will bat till all the overs are bowled.
Nitish has been cleaned up by Pope now. He perishes looking to go big. Gill is retired out on 50. Jadeja and Sundar are now in.
Nitish Reddy has pressed the accelerator and has hit three fours in leg-spinner Lloyd Pope's over. India cross 150 inside 30 overs and are at 152/2 after 30 overs.
Thankfully for India, Gill is getting time at the crease and he is looking fine without any discomfort as of now. Reddy is alongside him and the two are going well.
Rohit is gone. The Indian skipper departs cheaply and early. He nicks back this one while looking to drive Charlie Anderson. Davies takes an easy one at the slips. Nitish Reddy is in ahead of Virat and Pant.
KL Rahul has retired not out on 27 and Rohit Sharma comes into replace him. India are 81/1 after 18 overs.
Shubman Gill has walked into the middle join KL Rahul.
Yashasvi Jaiswal top edges one to extra cover and India lose their first wicket. India are 75/1 after 16.3 overs. Jaiswal departs after scoring 45 runs.
India have posted 70 runs on the board at the end of the 16th-over mark. KL Rahul is on 25 and Yashasvi Jaiswal is on 41.
The KL Rahul (22 off 37 balls) and Yashasvi Jaiswal (31 off 47 balls) pair brings up the half-century for Team India. India are 56/0 after 13.4 overs.
Yashasvi Jaiswal slaps right-arm pacer Charlie Anderson for a boundary towards the off-side. India are 48/0 after 12.5 overs.
Scott Boland, who is primed to replace the injured Josh Hazlewood in Australia's playing XI for the pink-ball Test in Adelaide, is running at full steam at the moment, in search of a breakthrough. India are 33/0 after 10.4 overs
India have posted 31 runs at the end of the 10-over mark. Yashasvi Jaiswal is batting on 17 off 35 balls and KL Rahul is unbeaten on 12 off 27 deliveries.
Ravichandran Ashwin didn't bowl a single delivery during the Prime Minister's XI's batting and Jasprit Bumrah also enjoyed a day off. However, the rest of the India bowlers enjoyed bowling with the pink cherry in hand.
The pace attack of the Prime Minister's XI is operating in the right channel and not letting the Indian openers run away with the game. India are 21/0 in 8 overs.
Team India are off to a circumspect start in pursuit of 241. They need to scale the target in 46 overs. India are 7/0 after 3 overs.
Interestingly, India have sent Rahul to open with Yashasvi Jaiswal and not Rohit Sharma. Does this suggest that Rohit won't open in the pink-ball Test in Adelaide?
KL Rahul and Yashasvi Jaiswal have come out to open the innings for Team India.
Prime Minister's XI are out for 240. Washington Sundar claimed the wicket of Hanno Jacobs to put an end to PM XI's innings in 43.2 overs.
Prime Minister's XI are 212/8 with ten more overs to left in their innings.
Sam Konstas falls to Akash Deep for 107. He fails to middle a pull shot and holes out to deep square leg. PM XI are 205/8.
Sam Konstas brings his century off 90 deliveries. PM XI are 187/7 after 35 overs.
Prime Minister's XI have reached the 150-run mark and are looking at Sam Konstas to get them past 200. Konstas is batting on 86 off 76 balls.
Prasidh Krishna gets the wicket of Aidan O'Connor and PM XI are seven down for 138 in 25.4 overs.
Harshit Rana claims his fourth wicket of the match as Sam Harper goes without scoring a run. PM XI are 136/6 after 25 overs.
Harshit Rana gets his third wicket as skipper Jack Edwards departs after scoring just a solitary run. PM XI are 133/5 after 24.1 overs.
Harshit Rana gets Oliver Davies for a two-ball duck. PM XI are 132/4 after 24 overs. Sam Konstas is still going strong for the hosts.
Harshit Rana cleans up Jack Clayton on 40. Prime Minister's XI lose their third wicket. PM XI are 131/3 after 22.4 overs.
Sam Konstas has reached the fifty-run mark for the Prime Minister's XI. PM XI are 98/2 after 19 overs.
Prime Minister's XI are 67/2 after the end of 15 overs. Sam Konstas and Jack Clayton are still in the middle.
The PM XI batters are finding it really tough in the middle. Sam Konstas is on 13 and Jack Clayton is batting on 4. PM XI are 29/2 after 10 overs.
Akash Deep gets Goodwin as the batter nicks one straight to Rishabh Pant. PM XI are 22/2 after 5.5 overs. Jack Clayton has walked into the middle.
The players are back on the field of play and the action is set to resume at the Manuka Oval in Canberra. Jayden Goodwin and Sam Konstas are in the middle for PM XI. Akash Deep with the ball in hand.
The rain has returned at the Manuka Oval to interrupt the game. The match has been stopped and the covers are being brought in by the ground staff. Australia are 21/1 after 5.3 overs.
Mohammed Siraj gets the first breakthrough for Team India. He gets Matt Renshaw caught at second slip. PM XI are 21/1.
The PM XI is off to a tentative start. PM XI are 3/0 after three overs. Matt Renshaw is batting on two and Sam Konstas is also on the same score.
Akash Deep is sharing the new ball with Mohammed Siraj.
Sam Konstas and Matt Renshaw have come out to open the innings for the Prime Minister's XI side.
Mohammed Siraj to bowl the first ball of the match and Sam Konstas is on strike.
The first ball will be bowled at 9:10 AM IST. Get ready, guys. We are almost at the start of the game. Mohammed Siraj is warming up with the ball in hand.
The conditions are quite overcast at the Manuka Oval at the moment. Therefore, the Prime Minister's XI openers will have to be watchful early on.
Sam Konstas, Matt Renshaw, Jayden Goodwin, Jack Clayton, Oliver Davies, Jack Edwards (c), Sam Harper (wk), Aidan O'Connor, Hanno Jacobs, Mahli Beardman, Charlie Anderson, Scott Boland, Lloyd Pope, Jack Nisbet
KL Rahul, Yashasvi Jaiswal, Virat Kohli, Rohit Sharma (c), Rishabh Pant, Dhruv Jurel, Washington Sundar, Nitish Kumar Reddy, Harshit Rana, Jasprit Bumrah, Mohammed Siraj, Ravindra Jadeja, Prasidh Krishna, Akash Deep, Devdutt Padikkal, Abhimanyu Easwaran, R Ashwin, Sarfaraz Khan
It's the first time Team India are going to play a 50-over pink-ball warm-up game. The Indian pace attack is expected to make early inroads.
It's a 50-overs-per-side contest. There are no restrictions on how many overs a player can bowl. There are no fielding restrictions either.
India have decided to bowl first after winning the toss.
All eyes will be on how Rohit Sharma bats as he was unavailable for the first Test of the series in Perth and doesn't have a lot of runs behind him.
Rain had the last laugh yesterday as the match officials couldn't get the game started at a soggy Manuka Oval.
Both teams will take on each other in a 50-overs-per-side match at the Manuka Oval in Canberra. The toss will be at 8:40 AM IST and the match will start at 9:10 AM IST.
Hello and welcome to our live coverage of the pink-ball warm-up game between Team India and Prime Minister's XI. Please stay tuned to our live blog for all the latest updates from the game.
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