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Quick summary of India vs Australia 2nd T20i

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A warm welcome to you all,
Talking about India versus Australia second T20 International which was held at Melbourne Cricket Ground Australia.
India skipper Virat Kohli starts the game with no changes in his squad while Australia replaced Billy Stanake with all-rounder Nathon Coulter-Nile as Billy was injured.

What happens at toss??

Indian skipper Virat Kohli won the toss and elected to ball first in the second T20


India restricted Australia at only 132/7 runs in 19 overs in India was in the clear route of winning the match.
As the game started initial picking of wickets of D.shot 14(15), A. Finch 0(1)and Maxwell 19(22) gives a very  fantastic start to India, but after that somehow B.McDermott manage them to reach 132 runs but

One more time the game witnessed disturbance due to the Rain and as a result, the match closed at the drow .


As far as this is concerned Australia is leading by 1-0 
And this rain snatched the chance of winning this series from India.

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