Australia win a nail bitting against India by 5 wickets to keep the series alive. Glenn Maxwell did it again, another unimaginable, unthinkable thing have been done and dusted by Glenn Maxwell's monstrous innings. Maxi's swashbuckling 104* pulled off the heist and won it for Australia.

Australia needed 43 off last 2 overs and then the BIG SHOW happened. Earlier, Australia won the toss and again chose to bowl first. Coming out to bowl, Jason Behrendorff and Kane Richardson bowled beautifully with the new ball. Kane got Ishan Kishan out for a 5 ball duck and Behrendorff had Yashasvi Jaiswal. Suryakumar Yadav and Ruturaj Gaikwad had a solid partnership of 50 runs before Suryakumar fell to Hardie on his individual 39 off 29 balls.

Ruturaj and Tilak Varma had teed off the Aussies. Particularly Ruturaj Gaikwad, who gave no respect to the Australians. He was smacking them left, right, straight everywhere of the park. Tilak was playing the second fiddle role and Ruturaj was in the accelerator seat. Ruturaj notched up his maiden T20I hundred and scored a swashbuckling 123 off just 57 balls, his knock was orchestrated by 7 massive sixes and 13 boundaries. Tilak Varma on the contrary, made a handy 31 off 24 balls. And India posted a massive 222 on the board after 20 overs.

Jason Behrendorff has been the standout bowler for Australia as he conceded only 12 runs in his four over quota with a maiden and picked up a wicket. Otherwise, all other Aussie bowlers have been very expensive.

In reply, Australia started off to a flier. Courtesy, the talismanic Travis Head and his quick-fire 35 from 18 balls. His opening partner Aaron Hardie scored 16 off 12 balls before falling to Arshdeep Singh. Josh Inglis too fell cheaply and Australia were in a spot to bother on. Glenn Maxwell and Marcus Stoinis then had a rebuilding process with Stoinis' negative approach has been suicidal for Australia as he got out on 17 after consuming 21 balls. Tim David had a duck off Ravi Bishnoi and Australia went into a deep trouble. But Glenn Maxwell's unreal hitting kept Australia in the game. Maxwell brought up his fifty off 28 balls and then kept the gear on. He took only 19 balls to get his second fifty and took 47 balls to notch up his hundred.

Australia needed 43 off last 2 overs and Glenn Maxwell and Matty Wade pulled off the heist. Maxwell hit 4, 6, 4 and 4 to win it for Australia and keep the series alive. Maxwell was unbeaten on 104*, while Wade scored 28* off 16 deliveries.