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India beat Australia by nine wickets in first T20I match by D/L method

| @indiablooms | Oct 08, 2017, at 04:18 am
Ranchi, Oct 7 (IBNS): In a rain-interrupted match, India defeated Australia by nine wickets in the first T20 match of the series by Duckworth-Lewis method on Saturday.

Coming out to chase a revised target of 48 runs in six overs, India, quite comfortably reached home with nine wickets in hand.

Though India lost Rohit Sharma for just 11 (7) early in the chase, Shikhar Dhawan and skipper Virat Kohli clinched the victory for their team with three balls to spare.

Earlier, losing the toss, Australia came out to bat and had put up a poor show with the bat.

Australia could only score 118/8 in 18.4 overs when rain interrupted the play.

Aaron Finch was the top scorer for Australia with 42 (30).

With this win, India lead the three-match T20I series 1-0.


Image: Facebook page of Virat Kohli

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