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Khawaja, bowlers help Australia down India
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RANCHI: Opener Usman Khawaja’s maiden One-day International century and incisive bowling helped Australia outplay India by 32 runs to stay alive in the five-match series on Friday.Adam Zampa led the bowling charge with three wickets including the prized scalp of India captain Virat Kohli, for 123, to help dismiss the hosts for 281 in 48.2 overs while chasing 314 in Ranchi. India lead the series 2-1.Fast bowlers Pat Cummins and Jhye Richardson also took three wickets each and combined to wipe off the Indian tail after Kohli’s second successive ton gave the tourists a scare.Kohli, who hit a match-winning 116 in the second ODI, smashed 16 fours and a six during his 95-ball knock before being bowled off Zampa’s leg-spin googly for 123.For Australia, Khawaja, who made 104, and skipper Aaron Finch, who hit 93, put on a 193-run opening stand to guide their team to 313 for five after being put in to bat.Finch, whose last significant one-day score was a 100 in England in June 2018, struck form with his 19th ODI 50 but fell short of the three-figure mark after being trapped lbw off Kuldeep Yadav, who took three wickets.His 99-ball knock was laced with 10 fours and 3 sixes.The left-handed Khawaja, who hit 11 fours and a six in his 113-ball knock, kept up the pace during a 46-run second-wicket stand with the in-form Glenn Maxwell, who made 47.Khawaja fell to paceman Mohammed Shami and Maxwell, who smashed three fours and three sixes in his 31-ball blitz, was run out by wicketkeeper Mahendra Singh Dhoni.Yadav soon tried to check Australia’s surge with his left-arm wrist spin as he sent back Shaun Marsh, for seven, and Peter Handscomb, for nought, in the space of three deliveries.But Marcus Stoinis, on 31, and Alex Carey, on 21, put on an unbeaten 50-run stand to take Australia well past the 300-run mark.Kohli, the world’s top-ranked ODI batsman, tried to set up India’s chase after they were in trouble at 86 for four following the departure of Dhoni for 26.The 30-year-old Kohli built crucial partnerships including an 88-run fifth-wicket stand with Kedar Jadhav to challenge the opposition attack.Vijay Shankar also made a useful 32 but the ever-increasing run rate got to the Indian chase.The fourth ODI is on Sunday in Chandigarh.India won tossAustralia*A Finch lbw b Yadav 93U Khawaja c Bumrah b Shami 104G Maxwell run out 47S Marsh c Shankar b Yadav 7M Stoinis not out 31P Handscomb lbw b Yadav 0†A Carey not out 21Extras (w6, lb4) 10Total (5 wickets, 50 overs) 313Fall: 1-193, 2-239, 3-258, 4-263, 5-263Did not bat: J Richardson, P Cummins, N Lyon, A ZampaBowling: Shami 10-0-52-1, Bumrah 10-0-53-0, Jadeja 10-0-64-0, Yadav 10-0-64-3, Shankar 8-0-44-0, Jadhav 2-0-32-0IndiaS Dhawan c Maxwell b Richardson 1R Sharma lbw b Cummins 14*V Kohli b Zampa 123A Rayudu b Cummins 2†MS Dhoni b Zampa 26K Jadhav lbw b Zampa 26V Shankar c Richardson b Lyon 32R Jadeja c Maxwell b Richardson 24K Yadav c Finch b Cummins 10M Shami c Cummins b Richardson 8J Bumrah not out 0Extras (b1, lb10, w4) 15Total (all out, 48.2 overs) 281Fall: 1-11, 2-15, 3-27, 4-86, 5-174, 6-219, 7-251, 8-273, 9-281, 10-281Bowling: Cummins 8.2-1-37-3, Richardson 9-2-37-3, Stoinis 6-0-39-0, Lyon 10-0-57-1, Zampa 10-0-70-3, Maxwell 5-0-30-0Result: Australia won by 32 runsMan of the Match: Usman Khawaja (Australia)Series: India lead the 5-match series 2-1Umpires: Chettithody Shamshuddin (India), Joel Wilson (West Indies). TV Umpire: Kumar Dharmasena (Sri Lanka). Match referee: Ranjan Madugalle (Sri Lanka)