The third match of the T20 series between Team India and Australia was played today in Hobart. After losing the second T20 match, Team India made a strong comeback and won the match. After Arshdeep Singh’s impressive bowling performance, Washington Sundar also performed brilliantly with the bat. This resulted in India winning the match by 5 wickets.
India vs Australia 3rd T20I Highlights:
Team India made a strong comeback in the T20 series and defeated Australia by 5 wickets. In the third T20 match of the series played in Hobart, Team India won this victory on the basis of excellent bowling by Arshdeep Singh and then explosive innings by Washington Sundar and leveled the 5-match series 1-1. Team India won the toss for the first time in this series and it benefited in the form of victory in the match. Australia, batting first, had made a strong score of 186 runs, but Team India chased this score by losing 5 wickets in the 19th over.
Australia, batting first after losing the toss, got off to a poor start. Travis Head, captain Mitchell Marsh, and Josh Inglis failed miserably. Tim David anchored the innings, scoring 74 runs off 38 balls, including 8 fours and 5 towering sixes. Marcus Stoinis also contributed with 64 runs off 39 balls, hitting some big shots. This helped Australia reach 186 for 6 in 20 overs. For Team India, Arshdeep Singh took 3 wickets, while Varun Chakravarthy took 2 wickets.
Sundar’s Powerful Innings:
For Team India, Abhishek Sharma (25) once again made an explosive start, but this time he couldn’t convert his innings into a big score, while Shubman Gill’s (15) poor form continued. Although captain Suryakumar Yadav (24) kept the team’s momentum going with a flurry of sixes and fours upon his arrival, he too couldn’t last long. From there, Tilak Verma (29) took charge and guided the team to 145. Meanwhile, Sundar, who had just arrived at the crease, began pounding the Australian bowlers. Then, along with Jitesh Sharma (22 not out), Sundar led the team to victory in the 19th over. However, Sundar couldn’t reach his first half-century, remaining unbeaten on 49.
