AUS vs NZ: Steve Smith makes fun of former Australian players; Watch video

Following ir limited-overs series against Proteas in South Africa, Australia are back on ir home ground and are all set to take on New Zealand in three-match Chappell-Hadlee Trophy series which begins on Friday, March 13. first two matches of series will take place at Sydney Cricket Ground, while third match will take place at Bellerive Oval. Ahead of opening match, Australian team had ir regular training session, where former Australia captain Steve Smith was seen making fun of former Australian players during practice.

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AUS vs NZ: Steve Smith takes dig at former Australian players 

In a video posted by Cricket Australia (cricket.com.au) on Twitter, Steve Smith was seen in a jovial mood during net sessions as he took a sly dig at former players for playing slow. In video, Steve Smith could be heard saying "w that we wear se helmets, do we strike at 60?". Check out entire video 

Australia vs New Zealand 1st ODI

Australia vs New Zealand 1st ODI will witness Kane Williamson-led side look to break drought of t having won an ODI match in land Down Under for more than 11 years against Australia in three-match ODI series starting on Friday. Looking back at New Zealand's last victory in Australia, Kiwis had beaten Kangaroos back in February 2009. Since n, both teams have faced each or in four games; once in final of ICC Men's Cricket World Cup 2015 and three ODIs in 2016-17, and it was Australia who has merged victorious every time.

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AUS vs NZ live telecast in India

AUS vs NZ live telecast in India will be done across all Sony sports channels in India. AUS vs NZ live telecast in India will be shown on Sony Six and Sony Ten 3. 

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AUS vs NZ live streaming

Fans can use Sony LIV app to watch AUS vs NZ live streaming. Premium membership is required to watch sports content. subscription cost is ₹199 per month.

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