190/4 (20.0 ov)IND
VS
AUS 194/3 (19.4 ov)
CRR: 9.86 | Australia beat India by 7 wickets

AUS beat IND by 7 wickets | India vs Australia, Highlights And Cricket Score 2nd T20I Match

Australia in India, 2 T20I Series, 2019

Date: Feb 27, 2019 Start Time: 19:00 IST | 13:30 GMT | 19:00 Local
Venue: M.Chinnaswamy Stadium, Bengaluru

India vs Australia Highlights And Cricket Score 2nd Match - T20I Summary

End of Over : 19.4 AUS: 194/3

The trophy has been handed to the Australian captain and they now start celebrating. They will surely be proud of themselves now. Also, the head into the ODI series with momentum on their side. 50-over action kicks off on the 2nd of March at 1330 local (0800 GMT). Till then, take care and goodbye.

Australian skipper, Aaron Finch, says it is a pretty special moment to win a series here in India. Credits the way Maxwell played. Ends by saying they have been building up for the World Cup, they have taken their fare share of knocks but have improved with time.

Man of the Series and Man of the Match, Glenn Maxwell says he feels really good. Mentions they were eager to win this series as they haven't enjoyed a lot of success in India. Further adds the amount of T20 cricket he has been playing has helped. States the wicket was really good and they were expecting it to get easier when the quicks came on towards the end. Ends by saying the responsibility was on him once D'Arcy got out and he did not let the momentum slip.

Indian skipper, Virat Kohli says that it was a pretty short series and they outplayed us in both games. Explains that they improved their performance here after the first T20I. Admits that 190 is a competitive total but when there is dew and when someone plays as Maxwell they always deserve to win. States that a T20 series loss does not mean much before the World Cup. Says that they wanted to experiment with the squad and will continue to do so even in the ODI series. Mentions there was a lot of dew and he won't be harsh on his bowlers.On his own batting performance the skipper says this is one pitch where the ball comes to the bat nicely and the batsman can play their shot.

Peter Handscomb is down on the sidelines for the interview. He says it was a pleasure to sit at the other end and witness the Maxi show. Explains the plan was to take it as deep as possible and it worked. On how high is the confidence amongst the group after this win. Handscomb states that confidence is high now going into the ODIs. Today Maxwell stood up and it will give confidence to the rest of the batting line up. On being asked how good is Glenn Maxwell, Handscomb laughs and says he is a freak then goes onto say he is very good and maturing with each game.

Earlier in the day, the Indians, courtesy the partnership between Kohli and Dhoni ended with 10 less than 200. The Indian skipper scored an excellent 72 but his effort was bettered by Maxwell who scored a ton and ensured India's total was not enough.

The Indian bowling started off well but once the dew set in, they struggled. The spinners especially as the two went for 80 in the 8 overs they bowled. Bumrah was once again economical, Shankar got two wickets but went for runs. Kaul however, had a day to forget. In the end, it was not a bowling performance they would be happy with.

The chase however did not begin in the best of fashion. The experiment of opening with Stoinis once again failed and Finch's poor run with the bat continued. The Aussies were struggling at 42-2 and with both the spinners yet to be introduced into the attack, the chips looked down for the Aussies. However, Maxwell and Short then played smart cricket. They somehow managed to get a boundary almost per over and revived the hopes in the Australian camp. Despite the opener falling, the Aussies did not let the pressure get to them. Maxwell found the boundary when needed and Handscomb ensured he did not let the pressure build too. The Big Show got to his ton and took Australia over the line with two balls to go.

What a chase did we just witness! Brilliant, just brilliant! Take a bow Glenn Maxwell. What a knock by him! Australia needed someone to play a knock of a life time when they were struggling at 22-2 and it has come from the Big Show. Yes, he has stolen the show here tonight and in some style. Credit to Short and Handscomb also. First it was the former who played a good hand with Maxwell as the two scored yet another handy stand which accounted for 73. Once the left-hander fell, it was the Peter Handscomb who played as the perfect foil to Glenn who scored a ton and gave Australia their first T20I series win in India and Kohli's first loss in a series at home as Indian captain.

19.4 4

Siddarth Kaul to Glenn Maxwell. FOUR! MAXWELL FINISHES IT OFF IN STYLE! He lets out a huge roar as Australia have won the T20I series and that too for the first time in India. A length ball by Kaul, Maxwell clears his front leg and slaps it through covers. The field was up so he only needed to beat the fielders in the ring and he does so. It races to the fence and GIVES AUSTRALIA THE VICTORY BY 7 WICKETS!

19.3 6

Siddarth Kaul to Glenn Maxwell. SIX! All the way! Maxwell has LEVELED THE SCORES IN STYLE! Takes a few steps ahead and converts it into a full toss and hits it over the long on fence for a biggie!

19.2 1

Siddarth Kaul to Peter Handscomb. Just a single again! A yorker on off, PH could do is jam it out to point. Top, top stuff by the youngster here.

19.1 1

Siddarth Kaul to Glenn Maxwell. Good start to the last over! A single. Full toss on off, Maxwell hits it towards cover for a run.

End of Over : 19 5 Runs 19.4: 182/3
18.6 1

Jasprit Bumrah to Glenn Maxwell. On the pads, flicked away to deep mid-wicket and calmly takes one. Leaves himself with 9 to get in the last over. Meanwhile, another great over from Bumrah, just 5 from it but is it enough?

18.5 1

Jasprit Bumrah to Peter Handscomb. Full toss on the leg side. Peter hits it straight again but this time towards mid on. Gets Maxwell on strike.

18.4 0

Jasprit Bumrah to Peter Handscomb. Fuller ball on the stumps. Handscomb drives it along the turf but it hits the stumps at the non-striker's end. Dot ball.

18.3 1

Jasprit Bumrah to Glenn Maxwell. Third yorker in a row! Maxwell manages to squeeze it out towards square leg for another run. Three singles to begin with.

18.2 1

Jasprit Bumrah to Peter Handscomb. Another yorker, Handscomb jams it out towards point for a single.

18.1 1

Jasprit Bumrah to Glenn Maxwell. 100 for Maxwell! What a knock and the whole ground is up, giving him a standing ovation. He deserves every bit of it as he has almost single-handedly taking Australia home here. A yorker on off, Maxwell looks to jam it out but it goes off the bottom part, on the bounce towards short third man for a run.

End of Over : 18 18 Runs 19.4: 177/3
17.6 1

Siddarth Kaul to Glenn Maxwell. High full toss again outside off. No, no-ball given. Maxwell swings his bat at it and it goes to Shankar at long off. He takes the catch but it won't be counted as it is a Free Hit. They cross. Australia get 18 from the over and all looks easy for them now.

17.6 7

Siddarth Kaul to Glenn Maxwell. NO- BALL! SIX! Going, going gone! Full toss above waist outside off, Maxwell gets behind it and smokes this over mid-wicket for a big six! Free Hit up next...

17.5 1

Siddarth Kaul to Peter Handscomb. On middle and leg, Peter plays it with a straight bat towards mid on for one.

17.4 2

Siddarth Kaul to Peter Handscomb. Yorker on the off pole, Handscomb guides it towards deep point and gets an easy two. Australia are walking away with this.

Summary

India and Australia meet in the second and final T20 International at the M.Chinnaswamy Stadium in Bengaluru. In a low scoring thriller, Australia emerged victorious in the first T20I at Visakhapatnam and took an unassailable 1-0 lead in the two-match series. The visitors will now be looking to clinch the series while India will be seeking to draw level. The second T20 takes place on February 27 with a start time of 7:00 PM IST.

 

Australia will be in India for the two-match T20I and five-match One-Day International (ODI) series. The tour commences with T20I matches scheduled. Following the shorter format, the two teams will face-off in the ODIs. The ODI series kicks-off on March 02 and ends on March 13.

 

India T20I Squad: Rohit Sharma, Shikhar Dhawan, Virat Kohli(c), Lokesh Rahul, Rishabh Pant, Dinesh Karthik, MS Dhoni, Krunal Pandya, Vijay Shankar, Siddarth Kaul, Umesh Yadav, Jasprit Bumrah, Yuzvendra Chahal, Mayank Markande.

 

Australia T20I Squad: Aaron Finch(c), Alex Carey, Usman Khawaja, Shaun Marsh, D Arcy Short, Marcus Stoinis, Pat Cummins, Glenn Maxwell, Jhye Richardson, Kane Richardson, Nathan Coulter-Nile, Peter Handscomb, Jason Behrendorff, Nathan Lyon, Ashton Turner, Adam Zampa.

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