Starc bags five as India fold for 117

A predominant bowling execution from Mitchell Starc, who sacked his 10th five-wicket pull, assisted Australia with skittling India out for 117 after Steve Smith picked to bowl in the second ODI in Vizag. Starc wrapped up with 5 for 53 while Sean Abbott and Nathan Ellis got the other five wickets between them as India were bowled out for their third least absolute against Australia in ODIs, with Virat Kohli (31) being the solitary player to cross 30. Starc excused Shubman Gill for a duck in the opening over, having him gotten at point. Be that as it may, India batted emphatically in the initial not many overs as the Australian pacers were somewhat full, permitting Virat Kohli to play several appealing drives through the off side while Rohit Sharma cut away three fours through the leg side. Starc had battled for beat at first however the wicket of Rohit, who edged to slip going for a far reaching drive, siphoned the left-given pacer as he caught Suryakumar Yadav in front with an inswinger, excusing him for a brilliant duck for the second progressive time. KL Rahul and Kohli attempted to consistent the boat however the previous turned into Starc's fourth casualty, again falling across to an approaching conveyance to be caught leg-previously, and he likewise cost India a survey. With a great one-gave discover plunging to one side, Smith helped Sean Abbott in the excusal of Hardik Pandya to leave India five down before the tenth over was finished. A 22-run organization among Kohli and Ravindra Jadeja reached a conclusion in the sixteenth over when the No.3 hitter attempted to play across however was out lbw for 31, leaving India reeling at 71/6. Jadeja and Axar Patel steadied India for some time however the previous, in his endeavor to get an Ellis conveyance down to thirdman, wound up edging to the 'manager as Australia kept on making advances. Abbott, carried once again into the assault, got the wickets of Kuldeep Yadav and Mohammed Shami off successive conveyances. Axar struck two or three sixes off Starc however he was left abandoned on 29 when Mohammed Siraj was bowled as India's innings reached a conclusion in just 26 overs. Brief scores: India 117 in 26 overs (Virat Kohli 31, Axar Patel 29*; Mitchell Starc 5-53, Sean Abbott 3-23) vs Australia.