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Australia win toss, elect to bat

| | Jan 20, 2016, at 02:35 pm
Canberra, Jan 20 (IBNS): In the fourth ODI match of the series, Australia won he toss and elected to bat first on Wednesday.

Australia has already won the series by taking 3-0 lead against MS Dhoni's men.

India has brought back Bhuvneshwar Kumar for Barinder Sran.

Spinner R Ashwin could not find a place in the side.

Shaun Marsh and Scott Boland have been replaced by David Warner and Nathan Lyon in the Australian team.

The two teams are given below:

Australia: D Warner, A Finch, S Smith (c), G Bailey, G Maxwell, M Marsh, M Wade, J Faulkner, J Hastings, K Richardson, N Lyon

India: S Dhawan, R Sharma, V Kohli, A Rahane, MS Dhoni (c), G Singh, R Jadeja, B Kumar, R Dhawan, I Sharma, U Yadav

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