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India and Australia locked horns in the second of the three-match T20I series. The rain and wet outfield forced us to reduce the match up to eight overs. Indian skipper won the toss and asked the visitors to bat first on the turf of Vidarbha Cricket Association Stadium. Batting first, Australians posted a total of 90 runs for the loss of five wickets in the allotted eight overs.
While chasing the target, India easily crossed the line in 7.2 and scored 92 runs for the loss of four wickets to win the match by six wickets. The men in blue have now leveled the series against the Aussies by 1-1.
Apart from the action of the match, a video has gone viral on social media. In this video, Indian cricket fans can be heard chanting ‘Bangalore….Bangalore’ and the reaction from former Indian and Bangalore skipper Virat Kohli also made it to the headlines.
As the fans were chanting the name Indian T20 League franchise, Virat immediately indicated the logo of the Indian cricket board and Indian team on his jersey. Notably, the 33-year-old was looking quite upset with this gesture from the fans.
Here’s the video:
Speaking of the match, then Virat didn’t have an impressive outing in the second T20I against Australia. He could score only 11 runs off six balls with two boundaries for India while chasing the target.
Other than this, skipper Aaron Finch’s 31 off just 15 balls with four boundaries and a six alongside a blistering knock of 43 runs off 20 balls with four boundaries and three sixes from Matthew Wade helped the visitors to post a total of 90 runs for the loss of five wickets.
Thanks to the brilliant knock of 46 run off just 20 balls from the skipper Rohit Sharma, India chased down the target in 7.2 overs for the loss of four wickets. Sharma smashed four boundaries and the same number of sixes to win the player of the match award. Now both teams will face each other in the series decider in the third T20I of the series.