INDvsAUS: Shankar shines as India win 2nd ODI against Australia

India win the match by eight runs. The credit goes to Vijay Shankar. 

He gets THE wicket. 

Stoinis out!

He scored 52 runs. 

Next batsman is Adam Zampa. 

Australia need 11 runs to win and India need to take one wicket to win. 

Shankar to ball last over. 

Huge pressure on him right now. 

Bumrah to bowl the 48th over. It's his last over. 

This can be game changing over for India. 

Australia need 19 off 18 balls. 

Bumrah gets another!

Pat Cummins, out after scoring two runs. 

Next up is Nathan Lyon. 

Nathan Coulter-Nile come and goes!

Bumrah to Coulter-Nile, bowled. 

He goes for duck. 

Alex carey out

Kuldeep to Carey bowled. 

Carey scored 22 odd 24 balls. 

Next batsman is Nathan Coulter-Nile. 

Handscomb out!

Shami gets another wicket. 

Shami to Handscomb, run out by Jadeja. 

He scored 48 off 59. 

A set batsman is gone, now Alex Carey comes to the crease. 

Australia are 175/5 after 38 overs. 

Maxwell out!

It's a big wicket for India. 

Kuldeep to Maxwell, bowled. 

He scored four runs off 18 balls. 

Next batsman is Marcus Stoinis. 

Jadeja takes Marsh's wicket. 

Jadeja to Shaun Marsh, catch out by Dhoni. 

He scored 16 runs off 27. 

Next batsman Glenn Maxwell comes to the crease. 

Another wicket gone!

Both the openers out. 

Kedar Jadhav to Khawaja, catch out by Virat Kohli. 

Khawaja scored 37 runs off 38 balls. 

Peter Handscomb comes to the crease. 

Aaron Finch out!

Kuldeep to Finch, lbw out.

He scored 37 off 53. 

Next batsman is Shaun Marsh. 

Finch and Khawaja have given a stable start to team Australia. 

After 10 overs, Australia are 60/0. 

Aaron Finch and Usman Khawaja start second innings chasing 251 to win. 

Shami open the bowling attack. 

Virat Kohli out. 

Pat Cummins to Kohli, catch out by Stoinis. 

He scored a magnificent 116 runs off 120. 

Soon after that, Kuldeep also lost his wicket. 

Jadeja out!

India are 239/7 after 46 overs. Kuldeep Yadav comes to the crease. 

The projected score here is not less than 260 runs. 

Virat Kohli stand tall and he has found a determined ally in Jadeja. 

After 40 overs, India are 204/6. 

Jadeja at 9(23)
Kohli at 88(96)

Huge, Huge Huge wicket for Australia! 

MS Dhoni gone for a golden duck. 

Zampa to Dhoni, catch out by Usman Khawaja. Zampa on hat-trick now. 

Disappointed crowd here at Nagpur's Vidarbha Cricket Association Stadium. 

Ravindra Jadeja comes at the crease. 

Another wicket goes! 

Kedar Jadhav out after scoring 11 runs. 

Huge responsibility on Virat Kohli now. 

Next batsman is MS Dhoni. 

Vijay Shankar out!

Shankar scored 46 runs off 41. 

That's an unfortunate dismissal. Kohli hits the ball and it goes straight to the stumps. Zampa bends and touches the ball but Shankar gets no time to react.

Shankar out after playing quite well. 

On-field umpire waits for the third umpire to signal and it is red on the screen. 

Shankar walks back though he was looking good. 

Next batsman is Kedar Jadhav. 

So far, Virat Kohli has managed to tackle the Australian bowling attack. He is inching closer to his half-century. 

With three wickets down, India's score is 103 runs for the loss of three wickets after 21 overs. 

Virat Kohli has taken the driver's seat along with Ambati Rayudu to lift India from the early losses. Rayadu, however, was dismissed for 18 runs by Nathan Lyon. 

17 overs have been bowled and India's score stands at 75 for the loss of two wickets. 

India's score stands at 39 runs for the loss of two wickets after 10 overs.

The hosts lost both its openers and now have Virat Kohli and Ambati Rayudu on crease. 

When when Indian were on the recovery path, Glenn Maxwell struck a beautiful delivery to dismiss Shikhar Dhawan. It's not for the first time that the southpaw has departed against an off-spinner.

Maxwell was confident instantly but didn't get the umpire's approval. He then convinced Finch for the review.

India lost Rohit Sharma in the very first over. 

Put into bat by Australia, Rohit was dismissed by Pat Cummins for a duck. 

The team now needs a big partnership of overcome the loss. 

Teams: 

India (Playing XI): Rohit Sharma, Shikhar Dhawan, Virat Kohli(c), Ambati Rayudu, MS Dhoni(w), Kedar Jadhav, Vijay Shankar, Ravindra Jadeja, Kuldeep Yadav, Mohammed Shami, Jasprit Bumrah

Australia (Playing XI): Usman Khawaja, Aaron Finch(c), Shaun Marsh, Marcus Stoinis, Peter Handscomb, Glenn Maxwell, Alex Carey(w), Nathan Coulter-Nile, Pat Cummins, Nathan Lyon, Adam Zampa

Speaking after the toss, Australian skipper Aaron Finch said, "We expect it to spin a bit and hopefully when the lights come on, it might play better. We didn't play our best in the last game, obviously Dhoni and Jadhav played well to get them across the line. A bit more improvement in the batting and bowling should help. Two changes - Marsh is back and so is Nathan Lyon. We're playing the two spinners. Turner and Behrendorff missing out.

Meanwhile, Indian skipper Virat Kohli got what he wanted and that is batting first. 

"We wanted to bat first, pretty much a no-brainer. Not much dew in the evening and it's a dry surface. Not typical of the kind of pitches you get here, doesn't look like it will bounce much. We expect it to deteriorate further as the game progresses. We have the same team. We spoke about the middle order coming through when the top three doesn't click, so we need such games. Guys are looking for opportunities. It was a good performance for us, hopefully we can keep it going." 

Toss report

Australia have won the toss and have elected to field. It means, India will be batting first and have a good chance to set a high total against the visitors.

Good afternoon!

Welcome to the live updates of second ODI between India and Australia.

Virat Kohli-led team lead the five-game series 1-0.

India easily chased down the target of 236 runs sets by the visitors in the first game. The credit of the win goes to Kedhar Jadhav and MS Dhoni as the two struck crucial half centuries and remained unbeaten on 81 and 59 respectively.  

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