India Beat Australia By Six Wickets: Ind vs Aus T20I

India beat Australia by six wickets: Ind vs Aus. Captain Rohit Sharma wrote the script of victory and won the ‘Player of the Match title for the 12th time in T20I.

India beat Australia by six wickets in an eight-over match due to rain to level the three-match series 1-1. Captain Rohit Sharma played an unbeaten inning of 46 runs in 20 balls.

Australia won the first match. The team that wins the last match to be held in Hyderabad on Sunday will also win the series.

Rohit Sharma was adjudged the man of the match for his brilliant innings and won the title for the 12th time for India in T20.

Indian captain Rohit Sharma won the toss and decided to bowl first and Axar Patel proved it right by taking two wickets. He bowled Glenn Maxwell and Tim David.

Later, wicketkeeper Matthew Wade played a blistering inning of 43 runs in 20 balls to set India a target of 91 runs. Captain Aaron Finch also scored 31 runs in 15 balls.

The hero of the previous match, Cameron Green, was dismissed after scoring just five runs. Harshal Patel was the biggest hit in this match.

He spent 32 runs in two overs. Wade hit three lofty sixes in his last over.

Rohit made the Kangaroos breathless: Opener KL Rahul, who scored a half-century in the last match, was dismissed for just 10 runs.

But captain Rohit Sharma gave the team victory with four balls to spare, thanks to the explosive innings of four fours and four sixes.

Former captain Virat Kohli, Suryakumar Yadav, and Hardik Pandya could not do much but Dinesh Karthik made the victory easy by hitting a four and a six off two balls in the last over.

Adam Zampa took the highest three wickets for Australia.

Match started with a delay of two and a half hours: The match started with a delay of two and a half hours due to rain and wet ground.

India chose Jasprit Bumrah and Rishabh Pant in place of Umesh Yadav and Bhuvneshwar Kumar in this match.

Australia also made two changes in this match. He replaced the injured Nathan Ellis with Daniel Sams, while Josh English was replaced by Sean Abbott.