India vs Australia 3rd T20I Highlights: Suryakumar Yadav and Virat Kohli Lead India to Six Wickets in Decisive Series | Cricket News

HYDERABAD: It all boiled down to the last three overs. Australians, who were 140 out of six by the end of the 17th over, had scored 46 in the last three. The Indians, who had organized the chase very well needing only 32 for a series win, overcame a spirited comeback to record a resounding six-wicket victory in the third and final T20I match at Rajiv Gandhi International Stadium on Sunday.
Virat Kohli scored a welcome form with a 48-ball 63 (3×4, 4×6) and although he fell with only five of five balls needed, the Delhi hitter had secured victory. Hardik Pandia he remained unbeaten on the 25th when the Indians replied 187 out of four with a ball to spare. In the end, the difference between the teams was the constant spectacle of the Indian batters in the middle over.
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But the victory was really set by a Mumbaikar for which the sky has no limits. Suryakumar Yadav stole thunder from Australians. Going into the bat with India, chasing a complicated 188, delicately placed at 30 for two, Suryakumar along with Virat Kohli slipped a 104-run winning partnership with 62 balls for the third wicket.
The Indians did not get the start they wanted as KL Rahul (1) and skipper Rohit Sharma (17) fell with only 30 on the scoreboard. But Virat Kohli and Suryakumar Yadav took up the challenge as they slowly made their way to the inning. Kohli initially scored most of the score before Suryakumar joined the group.

Australians, who until then looked up, began to wither under the pressure. After 10 overs, the Indians were 91 out of two, five points higher than the Australians at that stage of their inning.
Once Suryakumar warmed up, Kohli played the second violin allowing his junior to face the Australian attack. The Indians opened after the seventh finish when the races came in a steady stream. Suryakumar has been running for half a century with 29 balls with four fours and three sixes. When he started in 14th place, he had taken 69 out of 36 balls with five fours and an equal number over the fence. Kohli went on to complete his half-century of 37 balls with three fours and three sixes.

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Previously, the Australians had got off to a great start Cameron Green hitting a swashbuckling 21-ball 52 with seven fours and three sixes while the guests got 66 in powerplay. After his departure, the Australians lost their way while the Indians recovered. From a strong 62 for two, visitors plummeted to 84 for four in the tenth over. Halfway through the game there were 86, adding only 24 in the last six overs.
Glenn Maxwell (6) didn’t last long because he was sold out Axar Patel when trying to steal a second. Steve Smith (8) also didn’t contribute much as he was perplexed by Dinesh Karthik off Yuzvendra Chahal.

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Josh Inglis (24) and Tim David repaired the damage with a 31-run stand for the fifth wicket before Patel hit twice in his final over to get the Indians back on top. It was left to David and Daniel Sams to bring visitors to a respectable total. David ran 27 balls 54 with two fours and four sixes, while Sams remained unbeaten on 28 out of 20 balls.
India’s death woes continued as Bhuvneshwar Kumar conceded 21 in the 18th over, Jasprit Bumrah 18. Had it not been for Harshal Patel’s latest miser in which he only gave seven points, Australians would have had more. on the board.