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Australia beat India by 3 wickets in Vizag T20

| @indiablooms | Feb 24, 2019, at 10:23 pm

Vizag, Feb 24 (IBNS): Australia beat India by three wickets in the first of the two-match T20 series here on Sunday.

Winning the toss, Australia opted to bowl first and restricted India to 126.

K.L. Rahul was the highest scorer for India will 50 off 36 balls.

Australia's NM Coulter-Nile took three wickets for 26 runs.

In reply, the visitors scored the winning runs on the last ball.

Australia's highest scorer was G.J. Maxwell (56).

India's J.J. Bumrah took three wickets while conceding only 16 runs.

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