India's 9-match winning streak ends

September 28, 2017 21:50

India 313-8 (50 ovs) vs Australia 334-5 (50 ovs) | Scorecard

Australia have finally recorded their first win on the tour by beating India by 22 runs to win the 4th ODI in Bengaluru.

The bowlers did well in the death to restrict India to 313 for 8 in their chase.

Coulter-Nile comes on for Richardson and he gets the wicket off the first ball with 29 runs needed off the last ball.

Axar goes for the big shot only to be holed out at long on.

Yadav comes on gets off the mark with a single.

Batsmen now happy to just take the singles and twos.

A full toss here, Shami gets bat on ball and he swings it for four to deep mid-wicket.

A dot ball to end the match.

Cummins continues and 2 runs off the first two balls.

Axar and Shami sneak in a couple but Australia will take that as long as the boundaries and sixes are drying up.

Brilliant bowling by Cummins in the death here. He gives just five runs.

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