Australia vs India 3rd T20I, Sydney

Ashish Nehra (above) struck early, dismissing the in-form Usman Khawaja

While wickets kept tumbling from one end, Shane Watson made merry batting in his favourite position - opener. He struck 10 fours and six sixes to slam his maiden T20 International century. With Australia finishing at 197 for 5, he was unbeaten on 124 off 71 deliveries

MS Dhoni played with Glenn Maxwell's ego, yet again. He brought Yuvraj Singh on when the Australian all-rounder walked out to bat. The move worked as he was dismissed of Yuvraj's first delivery.

Shaun Marsh (above) found it tough to accelerate at the pace of Shane Watson and was eventually castled by Ravichandran Ashwin

Shane Watson, who could do no wrong on Sunday (January 31, struck off his first over, dismissing Shikhar Dhawan

Shikhar Dhawan began India's chase in blazing fashion, smashing a 9-ball 26. The knock included four boundaries and a six.

Virat Kohli stroked his way to a brilliant half-century, before getting bowled by Cameron Boyce. this was his third consecutive half-century in as many matches in the series

The third match of the T20I series was held at the Sydney Cricket Ground (SCG). Shane Watson, who led Australia in the absence of Aaron Finch, won the toss and elected to bat after winning the toss.

Australia lost a high-scoring thriller off the last ball as India completed a 3-0 whitewash against Australia.

Rohit Sharma continued his brilliant run with the bat, stroking yet another half-century. He put on a 48-run stand with Shikhar Dhawan and followed it up with a 78-run stand with Virat Kohli (for the second wicket).

Suresh Raina held his nerves and guided India to a seven-wicket win at the SCG with his unbeaten 25-ball 49

Suresh Raina and Yuvraj Singh celebrate after the win

India's 3-0 win was the first whitewash any team has registered against Australia in Australia, in any format