The former

cricketer was particularly impressed with the

-led side's approach after losing three top order wickets quickly. With the departures of

, Shikhar Dhawan and captain Kohli in quick succession, India at one point found themselves at 157 for four, but still eventually managed to put up a score of 329 on the board. "At one point, India's innings was stuck at 157/4, then came India's young brigade. Their mentality is different, their skills are different and their instincts are different. They carry out their rebuilding phase through aggression. They make their presence felt through charge. They are so confident about themselves and their skills that they never give up," said Raja on his YouTube channel. Indeed the young brigade of the Indian side showed the world what they are capable of on Sunday, when the likes of Rishabh Pany (78 off 62), Hardik Pandya (64 off 44) and

(31 off 20) stepped up at the right moment to rescue their team from a potential disaster. "When Virat Kohli gets out early, when centurion KL Rahul gets out early and when [Rohit] Sharma makes 30-35 runs and then gets out after settling in, any batting line-up would have come under pressure. But the cricketing matter of

and Hardik Pandya is of a different kind. They look at the boundaries, they eye sixes instead of worrying about making a mistake and getting out. "Although one mistake would have resulted in the innings nosediving because it was such a precarious situation. But the two batted outstandingly. Pant made some 70-odd (78). Similarly, Hardik Pandya, who blew hot-and-cold against extreme pace, on this pitch batted so well with Rishabh Pant against spin and medium pace," Raja added. With the third ODI on Sunday, India have finished yet another successful series where they won the Test series 3-1, the T20I series 3-2 and now the ODI series 2-1 as well.