India vs Australia Highlights, 3rd T20I: India Draws Level in Series
India leveled the five-match T20I series 1-1 with a five-wicket win over Australia at the Bellerive Oval in Hobart. Washington Sundar and Arshdeep Singh delivered key performances in a thrilling contest.
Match Summary
Australia posted a strong total of 186/6 after batting first. Tim David smashed 74 off 38 balls, while Marcus Stoinis contributed 64 from 39 deliveries. India’s bowlers responded well, with Arshdeep Singh taking 3 wickets for 35 runs and Varun Chakravarthy adding 2 for 33.
India’s Chase
Chasing 187, India began positively but lost wickets at regular intervals. Tilak Varma added a steady 29 from 26 balls, and Jitesh Sharma chipped in with 22 off 13. The standout performer was Washington Sundar, whose unbeaten 49 from 23 deliveries guided India home with nine balls remaining.
Washington Sundar played a vital innings at the back-end while Arshdeep Singh and Varun Chakravarthy excelled with the ball as India defeated Australia by five wickets.
What’s Next
The series now moves to the Heritage Bank Stadium in Queensland for the 4th T20I, scheduled for Thursday, 6th November, at 1:45 pm IST (8:15 am GMT), where both sides will contest for the lead.
Author’s Summary
India’s balanced performance in batting and bowling, led by Sundar and Arshdeep, earned them a decisive win that brought the T20I series against Australia to parity.
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