India vs Australia, 2nd T20 Highlights: India Beat Australia In Thriller To Take Unbeatable Series Lead
IND vs AUS: Hardik Pandya scored an unbeaten knock of 42 runs from 22 balls to help India defeat Australia in the second T20I and clinch the 3-match series with a game to spare.
Hardik Pandya slammed the winning six to help India defeat Australia in the second T20I at the Sydney Cricket Ground on Sunday. The visitors won by six wickets, sealing the three-match T20I series with a game to spare. Earlier, India won the toss and elected to field. Matthew Wade hit his second T20I half-century to help Australia set a 195-run target. Steve Smith (46), Glenn Maxwell (22) and Moises Henriques (26) also added to their team's imposing total. Australia wrapped up at 194 for five after 20 overs, with T Natarajan grabbing two wickets. India put in a bright start, and KL Rahul's dismissal bought in Virat Kohli, who anchored India's chase with opener Shikhar Dhawan. Dhawan slammed 52 runs from 36 balls, and Kohli scored 40 from 24 deliveries. Pandya and Shreyas Iyer remained unbeaten, and helped the visitors get over the line with two balls remaining. Mitchell Swepson put in the best bowling figures for the home side, grabbing a wicket from four overs, and conceding just 25 runs. (SCORECARD)
2nd T20I Highlights Between Australia (AUS) vs India (IND), Straight From Sydney Cricket Ground
Sams sends a short delivery, wide outside off. Kohli steps out and lunges with his bat, but its just too wide. He gets an outside edge, and it goes to Wade, who times his catch well.
Zampa sends a good length delivery at middle stump. Dhawan gets down for a slog sweep. But he only lofts it for Swepson at deep square. In comes, Sanju Samson.
Tye sent a full knuckle ball, outside off. Rahul attempted to loft it over cover point, but didn't anything under it. It went in the air, and Swepson was there at deep point to catch it.
Three runs, Australia set a 195-run target for India
Chahar sends another slow delivery. Stoinis miscues his shot, and it goes to the on-side. There was nobody at midwicket. Australia take three runs, and reach 194 for five. India need 195 runs in 20 overs.