Live Cricket Score: India vs South Africa 1st ODI Live Cricket Streaming (Ind vs SA)

India needs to score 304 runs to win the first ODI against South Africa. Winning the toss and batting first, the hosts scored a mammoth 303 runs, thanks to the blistering century by Devilliers.

Under immense scrutiny, team India has started it out against South Africa, in the 1st ODI at Green Park, Kanpur on October 11, 2015.

R Aswin struck early and got the wicket of Quinton de Kock, while Hashim Amla’s wicket to Hashim Amla. For now the Indian bowlers are eyeing the wicket of AB de Villiers.

Dhoni with indian players

After the debacle of the T20 Series, India will be looking ahead to find confidence in the fresh ODI series. While the visitors are high on all levels, the hosts will find the pressure to perform.

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The live streaming can be watched at Starsports.com here or HERE.

Viewers in the African continent can watch the game live on Super Sports. Willow TV will broadcast the match in the U.S.

For India, the main concern has been skipper Dhoni himself. His struggle with the bat has been continuing for months now, and his aggression on the field is also being doubted.

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In terms of changes, South Africa has included Dale Steyn and Morne Morkel in the team, while India has included Stuart Binny.

Probably this time around R Ashwin will find some support, as Bhuvneshwar Kumar and Umesh Yadav have also been included.

The Indian batting lineup had a few issues, and probably openers Shikhar Dhawan and Rohit Sharma might want to change things from here.

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South Africa has been on a high off late, but it is likely that they won’t take a chance with R Ashwin, who has shown tremendous form.

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