World Cup: Head-to-head records between India and Australia

New Delhi, India

India and Australia will clash in the standout game of the World Cup so far, with Virat Kohli's men looking to beat Aaron Finch-led Australia.

One of World Cup's most talked about rivalries resumes on Sunday at The Oval in London.

India started their campaign with a six-wicket victory against a stunned South Africa.

Meanwhile, Australia, with Steve Smith and David Warner back in the squad, were professional against Afghanistan and brilliant in their come-from-behind victory against the West Indies.

India and Australia have played a total of 136 One Day International matches and Australia have had the better of India in 77, while India have managed to win 49 matches.

At the World Cup's, India and Australia have battled each other 11 times, out of which Australia have dominated India and beat them 8 out of 11 times.

India last won against Australia in the 2011 World Cup Quarter Finals, knocking Australia out of the tournament. 

India lifted the World Cup in 2011, defeating Sri Lanka in the final.

India would have to bring their A-game on Sunday as when the last time both the teams clashed during the ODI series in India, Australia staged a miraculous comeback from being 2-0 down to winning the series 3-2.