Rohit, Rahane hammer hapless Aussies

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September 24, 2017 18:57

India 116-0 (17 ovs) vs Aus 293-6 (50 ovs) | Scorecard

Cummins comes back into the attack and Rohit slaps the ball back behind the bowler for a lovely four.

Here is another short ball and Rohit pulls it to backward square leg for consecutive boundaries.

And the batsmen take another 2 runs and Rohit Sharma gets a life.

India in the drivers' seat here as the Australian bowlers are taken to the cleaners.

On a pitch that is so good for batting, India are set to walk away with the match at the rate at which they are going.

Stoinis continues and Rahane pulls another short and wide delivery for a boundary behind square leg.

6 runs come off the over.

Agar continues and his bad bowling gets the deserved treatment.

100 comes up for India after 15 overs.

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