The weather could be a factor in the opening ODI of the series while Australia are likely to field two debutants
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- Murphy, Australia A bowlers keep India A in check
- Campbell, Hope, Jangoo centuries take West Indies to 405
- Rizwan instructed to appear before the NCCIA on October 2
- Markram-led South Africa make five changes and opt to bowl
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