World Cup 2023 Live Updates: India kick off their World Cup campaign against Australia in Chennai on Sunday in the 150th clash in one-day internationals between two of cricket’s heavyweight superpowers. Two-time champions India are hunting for a first major title on home turf since the 2011 World Cup win under MS Dhoni. But in a limited-overs rivalry stretching back to 1980, it is five-time World Cup winners Australia who have had the upper hand. Australia have 83 wins to India’s 56 with 10 matches ending in a no-result. Asia Cup champions India travelled 3,400 kilometres between Guwahati and Thiruvananthapuram for two World Cup practice matches that were abandoned without a ball being bowled.Read Less