Indian and Australian cricket teams arrive in Guwahati for 6th ODI

Saturday, November 7, 2009, 14:46 [IST]

Guwahati, Nov 7 (ANI): Indian and Australian cricket teams arrived here for the 6th ODI series, which will be played on Sunday.

A three-tier security blanket would be thrown in and around Nehru Stadium, venue of the match.

Meanwhile, long queues of cricket enthusiasts were seen outside the stadium to buy tickets.

"I am here since 5:30 a.m. standing in the queue, I am very tired. I specially want to see Yuvraj Singh, want to see him hitting sixes," said Pooja Baruha, a cricket enthusiast.

Australia beat India by three runs in the fifth one-day international on Thursday to take a 3-2 lead in the seven-match series. (ANI)

Topics: indian, australian, cricket, teams, guwahati, 6th, odi

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