India v Australia, 2nd ODI, Kolkata
Kolkata humidity drains Australia
At one of his favourite grounds, Rohit Sharma was cautious early•AFP
When was this last seen in an ODI in India? Ajinkya Rahane was forced to duck and sway against Australia's quicks•AFP
Ajinkya Rahane struck 55 before he was run-out whole attempting a second run•Associated Press
Steven Smith got into an awkward tangle while attempting to take a catch•AFP
Bhuvneshwar Kumar had his IPL captain David Warner in all sorts of trouble before having him nicking to the slips•BCCI
Glenn Maxwell swung two sixes but was brilliantly stumped by MS Dhoni as Australia slipped•BCCI
Marcus Stoinis gave Australia a glimmer of hope but it wasn't to be•BCCI
But then Nathan Coulter-Nile had him caught and bowled•AFP
As the ball got softer, batting got easier. Virat Kohli found his fluency early•AFP
Manish Pandey was then beaten by a quicker delivery from Ashton Agar•Associated Press
India were hit physically and by Australia's accuracy, as they limped to 251•BCCI
Hardik Pandya didn't just struggle with the ball. The greasy outfield meant grass kept getting stuck on his spikes•BCCI
Ravindra Jadeja made his presence felt on the field with a stunning catch to send back Smith•BCCI
Beating the heat: Kane Richardson and Australia tried a myriad of methods to get some respite from the sweltering Kolkata weather•Associated Press
And then Virat Kohli chopped on for 92 as India lost their way in the second half of the innings•Associated Press
Hilton Cartwright was bowled for the second time in the series•BCCI
Steven Smith set about rebuilding the innings in his typically uncharacteristic manner, bringing up a half-century•BCCI
Australia were then suckerpunched by Kuldeep Yadav's hat-trick