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Ind vs Aus: Mohammed Shami Removes Pat Cummins, Ashton Turner With Yorkers in Consecutive Balls at Rajkot in second ODI | WATCH VIDEO
Both the dismissals came of lethal yorkers and that gave India the advantage and probably was the last nail in the coffin for Australia.
Written by India.com Staff
Published: Jan 17, 2020, 09:46 PM (IST)
Edited: Jan 17, 2020, 09:46 PM (IST)

India speedster Mohammed Shami removed Ashton Turner and Pat Cummins in consecutive balls in the 44th over of the match in the second ODI at Rajkot on Friday. Both the dismissals came of lethal yorkers.
First, it was Turner who looked to make room for himself to go over covers but was cleaned up as he missed the ball. Off the very next ball, Cummins was bowled off a pacy yorker as he could not get his bat down on time.
Shami was on a hat-trick and he came perilously close to doing that but that did not happen as Starc survived a leg-before appeal. India had exhausted their reviews which did not help.
The two wickets put India in the driver’s seat in the must-win encounter:
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Eventually, India won the match by 36 runs and with the comprehensive win they level the series and set up a mouthwatering decider at Bengaluru. Shami was the pick of the bowlers as he scalped three for 77 runs. Saini, Jadeja and Kuldeep picked two wickets apiece. Bumrah also picked up a solitary wicket.
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“It’s been tough four-five months after World Cup, but now I’m getting back in rhythm and bowling really well. Bowled six overs initially, they were batting well both Marnus and Smith. When I came back for the last spell, I was looking for wickets. Found that wicket was slow. Later on, the ball gets softer too. So it’s difficult to hit if I bowl slower. Think I’m bowling at the perfect pace and in good areas,” said Kuldeep after the win.