India vs Australia 4'th T20I Highlights

Team India Made a World Record by Defeating Australia, Leaving Pakistan behind.

India vs Australia So far in the T20 series, the Indian team is ahead of the Australia team by 2-1. The fourth match of India vs Australia T20 series was played in Raipur on Friday. India defeated Australia The Indian team has won this series by defeating Australia by 20 runs. Team India is ahead of Australia 3-1 in the five-match T20 series. In the fourth T20 match, Australia won the toss and decided to bowl first and India batted first and scored 174 runs after losing 9 wickets in 20 overs. In the second innings, the Australian team could reach only 154 runs after losing 7 wickets and had to face defeat.

Won the first Series Under the Captaincy of Suryakumar Yadav.

The maximum 46 runs on the scoreboard of the Indian team came from the bat of Rinku Singh. Yashasvi Jaiswal could score 37 runs and Jitesh Sharma could score 35 runs. Ruturaj Gaikwad was out after scoring 32 runs and hitting a six. For Australia, Ben Dawris took 3 wickets and Tanveer Sangha-Jason Behrendorff took 2 wickets each. Aaron Hardy took 1 wicket. In the fourth T20 match, Team India could score only 13 runs in the last 12 balls and lost five wickets. The highest unbeaten 36 runs on the scoreboard of Australia team came from the bat of captain Matthew Wade. Travis Head was out early after scoring 31 runs and Matthew Short was out after scoring 22 runs. Ben McDermott and Tim David returned to the pavilion early after scoring 19 runs each. Spin bowlers added life to India's bowling. Ravi Bishnoi took the first wicket of Australia. Akshar Patel got 3 wickets and Deepak Chahar got 2 wickets. Ravi Bishnoi and Avesh Khan took one wicket each. However, both the bowlers Ravi and Akshar gave only 33 runs in eight overs and took four wickets.

Indian Team Made World Record

The Indian team created a world record by defeating the Australian team in the fourth T-20 match and became the number one team, this was India's 136th T-20 win, due to which India overtook Pakistan (135 wins).