Australia will look to seal the series when they take on New Zealand in the second ODI at Sydney Cricket Ground in Sydney tomorrow.

In the first ODI Australia showed good performance with bat and ball. Openers Warner and Finch gave a good start and later Labuschange did finish it well and in bowling Pat Cummins, Mitchell Marsh, Josh Hazlewood, and Adam Zampa were top class and they will hope to do well.

On the other hand, New Zealand batsmen let them down and they need to bat with the better approach this time and openers have to attack in the power play to put bowlers on backfoot and captain Kane Williamson and Ross have to play big knocks. 

All the major stats and facts ahead of the second ODI between Australia and New Zealand in Sydney

Head to Head in ODI format -

Matches - 138

Australia won - 92

New Zealand won - 39

No results - 7

ODI record at Sydney Cricket Ground, Sydney -

Australia - 87 wins, 39 losses and 6 No results in 132 matches

New Zealand - 7 wins, 20 losses and 3 No results in 30 matches 

50 - Kane Williamon needs to hit one more six to complete 50 sixes in ODI cricket and Henry Nicholls will be playing his 50th ODI for New Zealand. 

50 - Mitchell Marsh needs 3 more wickets to complete 50 wickets in ODI cricket. 

57.50 - Mitchell Starc has taken only 6 wickets at an average of 57.50 in 6 ODIs this year.

100 - Tom Latham will make his 100th ODI appearance for New Zealand. He has scored 2696 runs at 32.87 in 99 ODIs with 4 hundreds and 16 fifties. 

150 - Ross Taylor needs to hit 4 more sixes to complete 150 sixes in ODI cricket.

801 - David Warner has scored 801 runs at an average of 57.21 in 15 ODIs with 3 hundreds and 5 fifties at Sydney Cricket Ground in Sydney.