India chased down a target of 361 with nine wickets and 39 balls in hand to record the second highest run chase in ODI cricket history and square the one-day series against Australia in sensational fashion in Jaipur, on 16th October. Virat Kohli hit an unbeaten 100 from just 52 balls – the quickest ton ever by an Indian batsman and the seventh fastest in the history of the 50-over game. Rohit Sharma struck the winning runs to finish on 141 not out, after Shikhar Dhawan scored 95.
INDIA CREATE HISTORY IN ODI
