Australia Level Series With a Record Chase.

Ashton Turner's 84 of 43 balls proved to be a match winning innings and by far his best one in one day internationals which came against mighty India at Mohali in the fourth match of the series. He looked well in control throughout his innings and was hitting the ball out of the middle of his bat.

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Earlier, India won the toss and opted to bat on a high scoring ground of Mohali. It was obvious that dew will come into play in the second innings but despite knowing the fact, Kohli choose to bat first. Indian openers provided a marathon stand of 193 runs for the first wicket. On the back of Shikhar Dhawan's excellent century, India was able to put on a total of 358 runs on the board. Rohit Sharma played his part and fell just 5 runs short of his century.

In reply, Australia lost two quick wickets of Finch and Marsh for just 12 runs. However Khawaja and Handscomb came together and put on a partnership of 192 runs for the third wicket and hence provided Australia with chances of winning the match. Handscomb scored 117 while Khawaja fell short of his ton by nine runs. The run rate had gone up over 11 runs per over at one stage but the knock of Ashton Turner made sure that Australia won the match with 13 balls yet to be bowled.

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This was Australia's highest successful chase in one day internationals.
The series is now tied at 2-2 and tommorow will be the decider which is expected to be a thriller.