David Warner started well but was undone by an off-cutter from Hardik Pandya, after Australia opted to bat first.

Aaron Finch made a strong comeback from a calf injury.

Steve Smith took up the responsibility of shaping the Australian innings and forged a stand with Finch.

Finch and Steve Smith batted exceptional well in the middle overs, adding 154 runs for the second wicket.

Finch became the first Aussie opener since Shaun Marsh in 2009 to score an ODI 100 in India.

India clawed their way back by conceding just 87 runs in the last 15 overs, restricting Australia to 293/6 in 50 overs.

Rohit Sharma gave the Indian innings a rollicking start, with a flurry of fours and sixes.

Rohit Sharma even sent one ball from Kane Richardson out of the stadium!

Ajinkya Rahane to played a solid hand from the other end, playing his shots all around the ground.

Rohit and Rahane hit fifties and looked set to steer India to a thumping victory, before Australia struck against the run of play.

Hardik Pandya batted at No.4 and led India's charge towards the series win.

India lost Virat Kohli midway through the chase, but that didn't fluster Pandya who carried his good work on.

Hardik Pandya brought up a well-made half-century.

Playing out of position, Manish Pandey ensured he didn't squander another opportunity away and stayed till the end to finish unbeaten on 36.

India completed a five-wicket win with 13 balls to spare and took the series 3-0.