India vs Australia 2nd ODI: Action in images

India put up a record total of 399/5 after which Australia were all out for 217 chasing 317 in 33 overs in a rain-hit match. 

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Australia crashed to a 99-run loss to India in a rain-hit second ODI in Indore. India scored a record 399/5 and Australia's target of 400 was revised to 317 to be chased in 33 overs after an hour-long break during their innings due to rain.  (ANI)

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All of India's batters save for one had strike rates of over 100. Shreyas Iyer finally managed to spend considerable time in the middle and scored  (ANI)

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He put up a 200-run partnership off just 164 balls with Shubman Gill, who himself scored 104 off 97 balls.  (AFP)

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Captain KL Rahul scored his fastest half century, eventually getting dismissed for 52 off 38.  (BCCI Twitter)

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Suryakumar Yadav came in and made the game his own. He smashed four consecutive sixes in an over from Cameron Green and was unbeaten on 72 off 37 balls.  (PTI)

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India started their defence with a bang as Prasidh Krishna took two wickets off back to back balls in the second over. The second of those was of Steve Smith who fell for a golden duck.  (AFP)

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David Warner fell for 53 off 39 as Australia's target was changed to 317 to be chased in 33 overs  (PTI)

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Australia collapsed to 140/8 after which Sean Abbott and Josh Hazlewood surprisingly put up 77 runs off just 44 balls for the ninth wicket. Abbott scored 54 in 36 and Australia were eventually all out for 217.  (AFP)