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Australia\u2019s World Cup hangover continued with a 44-run loss to India in their second Twenty20 match on Sunday (Monday morning AEDT) after a ragged bowling display allowed the home side to plunder a mammoth 4-235 at Thiruvananthapuram.<\/p>\n
Ruturaj Gaikwad (58), Yashasvi Jaiswal (53), Ishan Khan (52) and Rinku Singh (31no off nine balls) capitalised on the tourists\u2019 waywardness with the ball.<\/p>\n
In reply, Australia could only reach 9-191 at the end of their 20 overs.<\/p>\n
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India\u2019s Rinku Singh hammered 31 of nine balls at the death.<\/span>Credit: <\/span>Getty Images<\/cite><\/p>\n India\u2019s total was their highest in T20s against Australia \u2013 surpassing their previous best of 8-209 set three days ago at Visakhapatnam \u2013 and easily the best score at Greenfield International Stadium.<\/p>\n Australia bowled poorly in the powerplay before regularly losing control as the dew set in early, dishing up 12 wides and a no-ball via a chest-high full-toss from Glenn Maxwell.<\/p>\n Nathan Ellis (3-45) picked up three of the four wickets but was expensive in doing so, Sean Abbott\u2019s three overs were dispatched for 56 and Australia\u2019s three spinners were ineffective.<\/p>\n Jaiswal was the early aggressor, dominating India\u2019s 1-77 powerplay, which was their best in T20s against Australia.<\/p>\n<\/p>\n