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Australia's Predicted XI vs India, Cricket World Cup 2023 Final: Will Marcus Stoinis Get A Chance In Title Clash?

Australia will aim to clinch their record-extending sixth ICC ODI World Cup title when they lock horns with India in the World Cup 2023 final on November 19. The Narendra Modi Stadium in Ahmedabad will host this match, scheduled to commence at 2:00 PM IST. Since the twin defeats in the opening two group phase matches, the Aussies have bounced back strongly to win each of their subsequent eight fixtures, including a win in the all-important semi-final. The Pat Cummins-led side faced a 134-run loss versus South Africa earlier in the competition.

However, they avenged that defeat in the semi-final stage with a narrow three-wicket victory.

Opting to bat first, the Proteas registered 212/10 courtesy of a terrific ton by the left-handed batter David Miller. Thereafter, an all-round batting effort, led by Travis Head's half-century, helped the five-time champions get over the line and seal the summit clash against India.

As far as the team combination for the ICC World Cup 2023 final is concerned, Australia are certain to name an unchanged XI following a string of positive results.

Openers: David Warner and Travis Head

Throughout the tournament, David Warner has been a pivotal force for Australia, amassing 528 runs in 10 matches with a remarkable average of 52.80. With two centuries and half-centuries apiece, he has been successful in providing aggressive starts during the powerplay phase.

Travis Head endured a couple of poor outings against Bangladesh and Afghanistan but made up for it with a fantastic all-round performance in the semis against South Africa, picking up two wickets and scoring 62 off 48 balls. Expect the 29-year-old to come good versus the resilient hosts.

Middle order: Mitchell Marsh, Steve Smith, Marnus

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