The third match of the five-match T20 series between India and Australia was played on Sunday at the Bellerive Oval in Hobart. The Indian team performed brilliantly and defeated Australia by 5 wickets. India was given a target of 187 runs to win, which it achieved in 18.3 overs.
India will be led by Suryakumar Yadav, who is captaining the side for this match, while Mitchell Marsh is leading the Australian team. According to Indian Standard Time, the toss was held at 1:15 PM, and the first ball of the match is scheduled for 1:45 PM.
Pratika’s injury will be a major setback for Team India in the semi-final against Australia on 30 October. In her absence, the team will have to adapt its strategy and put more pressure on the other batsmen.
Rohit Sharma’s recent social media post from Sydney Airport has set fans buzzing. He captioned it “One last time,” sparking speculation about his future in Australia tours. Fans are now eagerly discussing whether this marks the end of an era for the star cricketer Down Under.
After two consecutive zero scores, this performance marks Kohli’s return. His half-century not only broke personal records but also gave Team India a mental edge.
Rohit Sharma’s majestic century and Virat Kohli’s record-breaking fifty guided India to a commanding nine-wicket win over Australia in Sydney. What do these records mean for India’s ODI dominance ahead of next year’s World Cup?
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Even though the series was lost, India’s performance under Gill’s captaincy indicated that the team was not lacking in enthusiasm, balance, and leadership. India lost the first ODI in Perth by 7 wickets (DLS), and the second by 2 wickets in Adelaide.
India begins a three-match ODI series in Australia on October 19 under Shubman Gill’s captaincy. With a tough history on Australian soil, the young Indian team aims to challenge Mitchell Marsh’s side in this high-stakes cricket rivalry.
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