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India sink Australia with help from concussion sub, take lead in T20I series
Updated: December 4, 2020 5:56:00 pm
1 / 8Australia players commence the T20I series with a barefoot circle, acknowledging and connecting to the land of the Ngunnawal people. (Twitter/CricketAustralia)
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KL Rahul lend India some stability in the early overs with his 40-ball 51. (AP Photo)
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Virat Kohli walks back to the pavilion after being caught out for 9 runs by Mitchell Swepson. (AP Photo)
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After a middle-order collapse, Ravindra Jadeja recovered India with his quickfire 44*. (AP Photo)
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Ravindra Jadeja was replaced by Yuzvendra Chahal at the innings break after suffering concussion. (Twitter/BCCI)
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Aaron Finch and D'Arcy Short provided a bright start to their chase before the former departed on 56/1. (Twitter/BCCI)
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Yuzvendra Chahal, who came on as a substitute, turned the game on its head with figures 3/25. (Twitter/BCCI)
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T Natarajan registered match-winning figures of 3/30 on his T20I debut for India. Australia were restricted to 150/7 after 20 overs. (Twitter/BCCI)
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