India conceded a uncommon collection defeat at residence as Australia turned the tide on the hosts to win the series-deciding third and ultimate ODI in Chennai on Wednesday. Chasing a goal of 270, India gave the impression to be in charge of the proceedings when Virat Kohli slammed his sixty fifth ODI half-century. However, Kohli performed a unfastened shot off Ashton Agar‘s supply and perished on 54. After his dismissal, India’s innings crumbled because the hosts conceded the collection. Former India batter Mohammad Kaif wasn’t pleased with Kohli’s choice, saying that it lacked planning.

“It was a chip shot. There was no planning. The ball had gone one bounce to Warner in the previous over. He just survived there. If you want to hit a six, you have to commit. When Virat Kohli decides something, he does it with certainty. You cannot play a half-hearted shot. When the ball becomes soft, the ball doesn’t travel. You will not be able to hit the ball into gaps, you will have to put power there,” Kaif instructed Star Sports.

Speaking of the match, Australian spinners Adam Zampa and Ashton Agar turned the match at hand India their first one-day worldwide collection defeat at residence since 2019.

The guests gained the match by 21 runs after bowling out the hosts for 248 within the final over.

Zampa was named participant of the match however mentioned his spin-partner Agar, who completed with 2-41, truly “changed the game”.

The 2-1 win within the collection was additionally essential apply on South Asian pitches for Australia earlier than the ODI World Cup in India later this 12 months.

(With AFP Inputs)