The old adage catches win matches is proven true once again when Glenn Maxwell stops a rocket from Rohit Sharma to catch the India skipper and turn the tide of the third ODI in Rajkot.
abc.net.au/news/australia-defeat-india-as-maxwell-marsh-smith-star/102910540Glenn Maxwell has ripped India apart to bowl Australia to a 66-run victory in the third ODI after Mitchell Marsh and Steve Smith laid the platform with the bat.
First he took the wicket of the struggling Sundar, but when Virat Kohli joined Sharma at the crease India picked up the run rate. Kohli was the next victim when he skied one deep to Smith, before Maxwell got one through the gate to clean bowl Shreyas Iyer for 48. Warner launched Mohammed Siraj for his fourth six to raise a rollicking half-century from just 32 balls before again wasting a promising start through injudicious shot selection, gloving an off-balance, attempted scoop off seamer Prasidh Krishna to wicketkeeper KL Rahul.
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