Seamers deny India in big chase

Sep 28, 2017

David Warner began his 100th ODI in typically aggressive fashion•BCCI

Eyes not quite on the ball: David Warner bails out of a pull stroke•BCCI

And Peter Handscomb with an inducker, as Australia finished with 334 for 5•BCCI

India seemed to be on course when a mix-up sent Rohit back for 65•BCCI

... while the rest of the middle order contributed as well. Kedar Jadhav scored 67...•BCCI

And along with Aaron Finch, put India under pressure from the outset•BCCI

Finch and Warner put on 231 for the first wicket before ... •BCCI

Rohit Sharma got India off to a flier, clearing the boundary almost at will with his trademark pulls•BCCI

When Virat Kohli played on to Nathan Coulter-Nile, Australia were firmly on top•BCCI

... and Manish Pandey 33, but the mounting asking rate forced all of them into risky shots that cost them their wickets•BCCI

... India bounced back with wickets. Umesh Yadav had Aaron Finch with a slower delivery•Associated Press

Ajinkya Rahane was busy at the other end, playing some eye-catching shots of his own, and both openers made fifties in an opening stand of 106•Associated Press

Playing at No. 4 once again, Hardik Pandya revived the chase with a 40-ball 41...•BCCI

Australia's seamers varied their pace brilliantly towards the end, and Kane Richardson finished with three wickets as Australia wrapped up victory by 22 runs•BCCI