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Aaron Finch likely to replace David Warner for the remaining 3 ODIs against England. (© Getty Images)

Australia348/8 (50 Overs)
India323/10 (49.2 Overs) Australia won by 25 runs
Batsmen
Ravindra Jadeja16 (19) 4s – 0, 6s – 0
Last WicketIshant c Wade b Mitchell Marsh 0(3)

A game that was in India’s hand for most part of the second half. But Australia turned things around in their favour with some smart bowling and some senseless batting by the Indian middle and lower middle order.

This was their best chance to win but the Men in Blue simply put it away and now Australia lead 4-0. Take a look at the game from the perspective of our live social feeds.

India 5 Down with Rahane and Jaddu at the crease.

New batsmen for India is Gurkeerat Mann.

 

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Virat!! Hundred number 25 in ODIs

 

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Dhawan and Kohli have kept up with the asking rate,

 

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Rohit departs after early onslaught

 

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A cautious start for the Indian team. Both the openers look good and have been playing with calculated risk.

 

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Australia tries to surprise the Indian openers, as they start with spin. Nathan Lyon to bowl the first over.

Though Australia looked good to get 400 at one stage the Indian bowlers returned to dry up the run-flow. Maxwell gave them the perfect finish with his quick fire 41 off 20.

Maxwell gave them a good push towards the end of the innings.

Umesh once again showed presence of mind backed the Rohit Sharma throw and had enough time to run Wade out.

Umesh foxes James Faulkner with a slower one. It was a back of the hand delivery and Faulkner walked back with a duck.

Another half-century for the Australian captain against India. But they got him out soon after the 50.

India get another wicket. Skipper Steve Smith gets out but not before scoring yet another half-century.

2000 career ODI runs for Steve Smith.

Mitchell Marsh gets out after his slow innings, hits one in the air and Kohli takes the easy catch.

Umesh gets Finch. It went high in the air and Ishant Sharma got well under it and caught it quite comfortably.

 

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That’s it! Finch gets there. 7th ODI hundred for the Australian opener.

India finally have a breakthrough, David Warner chops one on to his stumps. Ishant gets the wicket.
This is the first time Warner has been dismissed in nervous 90s.

Aaron Finch gets to his 11th ODI fifty

2000 ODI runs for Aaron Finch, he is one of the fastest Australian batsmen to the milestone.

Umpire Richard Kettleborough who got hit on his shin has walked off the field the 3rd umpire replaces him.

Warner has been at his dominant best constantly showing the Indian bowlers who is the boss, in the process he also got to his 13th ODI fifty.

 

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The Australian openers have started really well punishing the Indian bowlers. There is hardly any swing and none among Umesh Yadav, Bhuvneshwar Kumar and Umesh Yadav has been able to trouble the batsmen as Australia race to 50 without a loss inside 7 overs.

Steve Smith won the toss and decided to bat first.

Australia won the toss and for the first time in the series decided to bat first. Both the teams had a change or two to make in their starting XI. The Aussies brought in off-spinner Nathan Lyon in place of Scott Boland as David Warner returned in his spot and Shaun Marsh despite batting well in the 2 ODIs he featured in had to sit out.

Team India switched left-arm pacer Barinder Sran with Bhuvneshwar Kumar and retained the rest of the team that played the 3rd match.

India (Playing XI):

Shikhar Dhawan, Rohit Sharma, Virat Kohli, Ajinkya Rahane, Gurkeerat Singh Mann, MS Dhoni (C/wk), Ravindra Jadeja, Rishi Dhawan, Bhuvneshwar Kumar, Ishant Sharma, Umesh Yadav

Australia (Playing XI):

Aaron Finch, David Warner, Steven Smith (C), George Bailey, Glenn Maxwell, Mitchell Marsh, Matthew Wade (wk), James Faulkner, Kane Richardson, John Hastings, Nathan Lyon

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