AUS vs IND 4th T20I Highlights of India tour of Australia 2025
India registered a resounding victory over Australia in the 4th T20I, thanks to a stellar bowling display, to take a 2-1 series lead ahead of the final match. So let’s have a look at AUS vs IND 4th T20I Highlights of India tour of Australia 2025.
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India’s Spin Duo dismantles Australian battle order
Axar Patel and Washington Sundar emerged as India’s match winners and wove a web around the Australian batsmen in a crucial encounter. Australia, who opted to bat first, collapsed under the relentless pressure from the Indian spinners. The home side were bowled out for just 119 but could not counter the accuracy and guile of Patel and Sundar. Their disciplined bowling kept India firmly in control, limiting the dangerous Australian line-up and depriving them of partnerships. The collapse was accelerated by regular wickets, with middle-order batsmen succumbing to clever variations and runs.
Indian Batting Achieves Clinical Victory and Series Advantage
Chasing a modest target, the Indian batsmen continued to tick their runs with calculated aggression and sensible shot selection. Suryakumar Yadav led from the front and kept the chase steady along with crucial contributions from Shubman Gill and Abhishek Sharma. Australia’s bowlers struggled for breakthroughs as India’s top order calmly negotiated both pace and spin. The visitors eventually sailed past the total, securing victory with a number of overs to spare and claiming a 2-1 lead in the series. The win showcased the depth of India’s batting and complemented their excellent spin bowling on the day.
With India leading the series, all eyes are on the 5th T20I: can Australia bounce back or will India end the tour in style?
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