India vs Australia Flashback: Indians' Great ODI Bowling Spells Down Under

As India gear up for the tour-opening three-match ODI series, starting November 27 here is looking back at some of the highlights since India's landmark Tri-Series triumph in 2008, beating Austral

Yuzi turns it around: Yuzvendra Chahal 6/42 (The MCG, 2019):

The leg-spinner came in at the right time to scuttle Australia's hopes of setting a huge total. After Bhuvneswar Kumar had picked a couple of early wickets to reduce Australia to 27 for two wickets, Usman Khawaja and Shaun Marsh set about rebuilding the innings, putting on 73. But Chahal chipped in with three quick wickets to leave Aussie's stuttering at 123 for five. He then picked three more at the back-end to skittle them out for 230 in 48.4 overs. His first wicket was that of Shaun Marsh, who was out stumped while trying to whip a delivery wide down the leg. Then, he was out while trying to work the delivery down the leg as the ball took the leading edge and went straight back to the bowler. Marcus Stoinis was dismissed off a fizzing leg-break as he tried to turn the ball on to the leg-side and was caught by the bowler.

Result: India won by seven wickets to win the series.