India beat Australia in semis of T20 World Cup

Virat Kohli, who won the T20 World Cup, was named the best batsman of the time, who again proved why he was called the best batsman of the time. India thrash Australia by 6 wickets in an inhaling match Australia and host India were confronted by the fighting in this night. Australia first scored 160 runs in 20 overs in the match. India's target was 161 runs. Dhoni's team did not accept Kohli's rate to reply to Mahendra Singh Dhoni's team, with 8/51 off 5 balls to reach the target of losing 4 wickets.

Australia captain Steven Smith decided to bat first before winning the toss in the Mohali field. The Australians opened the batting line-up with Usman Khawaja and Aaron Finch Australia got 53 runs without losing any wickets in the first four overs. But Khawaja had to return to the outfit in the fifth over. But in order to get the power play (the first 6 overs) to work, the Australians did not get the momentum at all. They took 59 runs in 1 overs in 6 overs. After that, however, Warner and Smith took wickets, and the match came back slightly. Later, the Indian captain took control of the game and took control of the match. Australia finally reached 160 for 6 in 20 overs in the 20 overs against Indian bowlers. Finch scored the highest 43 runs for the team. Glenn Maxwell was the second highest scorer with 31 runs. HARDIC PANDEY has taken the maximum two wickets for India.

This is the last match of the two teams in the Super Ten season. Earlier, these two teams had won two of their respective 3 matches. As a result, the Sunday night's life was won by the team winning the semifinal ticket. And the defeated Australia has to go out of the ball.

India, after the start of chasing the target of winning the bat, were less than India In the 17th over of the match, the match was adjacent to Australia's victory. India's Turning Point in the 18th over. Virat Kohli's brilliant batting helped India take 20 runs India needed only 20 runs in the last two overs. The hosts lifted 16 runs in the 19th over. The result was that India needed only 4 runs in the last over. Smith again called Faulkner over the over. India captain Mahendra Singh Dhoni confirmed his first win in the last over by winning the toss.