India vs Australia

Australians lose four in four in the final over - the first of the match from Shami - to lose by six runs.

Richardson led the bowling for the Australians with 4 for 30, while Starc was at his pacy best. His innings was laced with six fours and a six, and while his dismissal was a tame one - a catch back to Kane Richardson off the leading edge attempting a flick off a full toss - he would have been pleased with the knock. By the end of the fifth over, India had raced to 56 for no loss, with Rohit on 1 off 5 and Rahul on 49 off 25. [Virat Kohli](http://www.espncricinfo.com/player/virat-kohli-253802)helped, with a stunning one-handed catch backtracking at long-on, and Ashton Agar ran himself out, and then Shami went yorker-yorker off the last two balls, to finish with 3 for 4. With the Australians needing 11 to win off six balls chasing 187, Rohit Sharma called on Shami, returning from injury and playing his first representative game since mid-July. [Mohammed Shami](http://www.espncricinfo.com/player/mohammed-shami-481896)to get into action, and what a return it was for him.