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| A. Turner during India vs Australia 4th ODI |
Highlights:
- Australia won the 4th ODI by 4 wickets with 13 balls left.
- Rohit scored 95 runs out of 92 balls and Shekhar Dhawan scored 143 of 115 balls from India.
- Rohit Sharma & Shekhar Dhawan broke their on record of best partnership against Australia.
- Usman Khawaja scored 91(99), Peter Handscomb 117(105) & Ashton Turner 84(43) from Australia.
India vs Australia 4th ODI was played in Mohali.
India won the toss and decided to bat first.
First Inning Summary
Indian team opened up with Rohit
Sharma & Shikhar Dhawan. They played really well and had a good
partnership. They broke their own record of best opening partnership against
Australia with new partnership of 193 runs. Rohit Sharma scored 95 runs out of 92 balls. Australia
got their first wicket at 30.6 overs in the form of Rohit Sharma when the total
score was 193. Shekhar Dhawan continued to play till 37.4 overs and got out for
143 runs out of 115 balls. India had put a challenging target of 359 runs in 50
overs. Virat Kohli could just make 7 runs. KL Rahul scored 26(31), Rishab Pant
36(24) & Vijay Shankar 26(15). Jasprit Bumrah got the last ball to play and
he hit it for a six. Virat kohli jumps & claps for Bumrah. The score of 359 was a big target to chase on.
Second Inning Summary
Aaron Finch & Usman Khawaja came on to bat. However,
Finch got bowled by Bhuvneshwar Kumar without scoring even a single run. Later,
Shaun Marsh came at 3rd position to bat on. He could survive for 10 runs and later,
he was also bowled by Jasprit Bumrah. Two initial wickets were gone very soon.
After that, Usman Khawaja and Peter Handscomb took over the charge and had a
big partnership. Khwaja made 91 runs out of 99 balls and Handscomb made 117 for
105 balls. The matched turned towards Australia when A. Turner came on to bat.
He scored 84 runs just in 43 balls and he took over the match from India's
Hands.
Australia won the match by 4 wickets with 13 balls left. The
target was not easy but an outstanding chase by Australia. The series is tied with 2-2. 5th ODI will be the decider. Next match is scheduled on
Wednesday, 13 March.
Twitter Reactions on 4th ODI between India & Australia
Outstanding run chase by Australia. Handscomb was brilliant and Turner really turned things around in a display of some of the cleanest hitting. India would like to forget this, learn from their mistakes and give it their best in the decider in Delhi #IndvAus— VVS Laxman (@VVSLaxman281) March 10, 2019
Five out of the last 6 matches at Mohali are won by the chasing team. And that’s when the average first innings total is well over 300. Phew. #IndvAus— Aakash Chopra (@cricketaakash) March 10, 2019
Australia pull off their biggest ODI chase to level the series in Mohali!— ICC (@ICC) March 10, 2019
Ashton Turner finishes it superbly with 84 off 43 balls after Handscomb (117) and Khawaja (91) set up a fantastic pursuit. Australia win by four wickets! #INDvAUS scorecard ➡️ https://t.co/X4QGtIjbn2 pic.twitter.com/OnUn4p3DZD
This match is an eye-opener for all those who were happy to see playing XI without MS Dhoni— Shubham Dogra (@Shubham513) March 10, 2019
- No help to spinners, No help to Kohli and we lost the match even after scoring 350+#INDvAUS
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