India was giving competition for 37 overs, then the dice turned like this, understand the story of Steve Smith’s master stroke

Chennai: Battered by Mitchell Starc’s pace and swing in the last ODI, Team India’s batting got trapped in Australia’s spin in the series decider. Ashton Agar and Adam Zampa, who were dropped for the first time on this tour, took six wickets together and put the brakes on India’s campaign of consecutive series wins at home. After winning 26 series in all formats at home in the last four years, the Indian team had to face defeat. Australia had defeated last time also. With the 21-run victory over India, Australia also regained the number one spot in the One Day International rankings. The Indian team slipped to second place.

India had scored 196 runs after 37 overs, while Australia’s score remained the same. After this, 2 runs in 38th over (Adam Zampa), 1 run in 39th over (Sean Abbott), 5 runs in 40th over (Marcus Stoinis), 5 runs in 41st over (Sean Abbott), 4 in 42nd over (Marcus Stoinis) Run, 3 runs in the 43rd over (Sean Abbott) Indian batsmen Ravindra Jadeja and Hardik Pandya came under pressure. In the next over, Zampa gave a big blow to Pandya by dismissing him.

After this the wicket kept falling and the match got out of hand. Earlier, Australia won the toss and elected to bat, after which Mitchell Marsh’s 47 off 47 balls and Travis Head’s 33 off 31 balls proved it right by adding 68 runs in 10.5 overs for the first wicket. Captain Rohit Sharma 30 runs, 17 balls and Shubman Gill 37 runs, 49 balls also gave a fast start to the Indian team chasing the target. Both added 65 runs in 9.1 overs for the first wicket. However, after this Virat Kohli could score 54 runs, 72 balls, KL Rahul 32 balls, 50 balls and Hardik Pandya 40 runs, 40 balls at the crease. However, none of them could show a dominant game.

Lower order added runs
Hardik Pandya’s brilliant opening spell and Kuldeep Yadav’s spin kept the Australian batsmen in check, but their tailenders helped them post a challenging total of 269 before being bundled out in 49 overs. While Hardik dismissed the top-order batsmen, Kuldeep dismissed Alex Carey on such a brilliant ball on a helpful pitch in Chennai that was the ‘Ball of the Series’. Left-arm wrist spinner Kuldeep was bowled by Carey dodging a leg break delivery and the Indian bowler’s happiness knew no bounds. Australia’s score was 138 for five but a 58-run partnership for the sixth wicket between Carey and Mark Stoinis (25) and a 42-run partnership for the eighth wicket between Sean Abbott (26) and Ashton Agar (17) dominated the visitors. Then Mitchell Starc and Adam Zampa added a crucial 22 runs for the last wicket.

Bombay Duck from Mr. 360!
Suryakumar Yadav, who has earned the name of ‘Mr 360 degree’ due to his ability to bat at a strike rate of 175 in T20 International and hit fours, sixes in every corner of the ground, got a new name on social media on Wednesday. Surya, who became the victim of a golden duck on the first ball in the third ODI in a row, was given the name of ‘New Bombay Duck’. He became the first Indian cricketer to score a hat-trick of golden ducks. By the way, the great Sachin Tendulkar was also dismissed for zero in three consecutive ODIs in 1994. But all three times he was dismissed facing the second or fourth ball. Alec Stewart, Andrew Symonds, Shane Watson and Brett Lee have also scored a hat-trick of golden ducks.
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