india beat australia melbourne odi historic bilateral series win down under
MS Dhoni and Kedar Jadhav's fifties, combined with Yuzvendra Chahal's 6/42 helped India secure a seven-wicket win in the final game in MCG to clinch their first-ever bilateral ODI series win.
Virat Kohli won the toss and chose to bowl in overcast conditions as rain delayed the start slightly. (Image credit: Twitter)
Bhuvneshwar Kumar struck early by removing Alex Carey and Aaron Finch. The Australian skipper falling to Bhuvi for the third time in the series. (Image credit: Twitter)
Peter Handscomb waged a lone battle as he struck a solid fifty but they were undone by some magnificent bowling from Yuzvendra Chahal. (Image credit: Twitter)
Yuzvendra Chahal ripped through the Australian batting to finish with figures of 6/42 as Australia were bowled out for 230 in the 49th over. (Image credit: Twitter)
Chahal's haul of 6/42 was the best-ever by a spinner while it was the joint-best for a bowler in ODIs in Australia, level with Ajit Agarkar. (Image credit: Twitter)
In response, Australia struck early by removing Rohit Sharma and Shikhar Dhawan cheaply. (Image credit: Twitter)
When Jhye Richardson removed Virat Kohli for 46, the Indian skipper had fallen to the bowler for the third time in the series. (Image credit: Twitter)
However, MS Dhoni showcased his class and struck his third consecutive fifty, his 70th overall as India closed in on a win.
Dhoni was supported well by Kedar Jadhav who hit his fourth fifty as India won the match by seven wickets to win the series in Australia for the first time ever.
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