India vs Australia, 2nd T20I: Rohit Sharma's match-winning 46*, Adam Zampa's spell and other talking points

In a match shortened due to wet outfield at the VCA Stadium in Nagpur, India came out on top against Australia, winning the second T20I by six wickets to level the series 1-1 with a game to go.

After Matthew Wade’s unbeaten 43 took Australia to 90/5 from eight overs and after the game was curtailed due to wet outfield, Rohit Sharma outshone Wade with an unbeaten 46 to see India cross finish the line with four balls to spare.

Axar Patel finished with economical figures of 2/13 from two overs at an economy of 6.50, scalping the wickets of Tim David and Glenn Maxwell early in the Aussie innings.

The series decider will be played on Sunday in Hyderabad, but before that, let’s take a look at some of the talking points from the second T20I:

Skipper Rohit Sharma leads from front

Team India’s run-chase of 91 was successful but it was never perfect in any sense. They had their own blips and setbacks during the course of the allotted eight overs, losing wickets at regular intervals. Suryakumar Yadav was in fact a victim of a golden duck, while Virat Kohli managed just 11 runs.

Ball: Pitches short ⬇️

Rohit: संपला विषय