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It's so difficult to win in India because
the conditions are so foreign to us.

The roar that comes when you play and miss
always reminds you that you're in trouble.

New batsman in Turner, in the
second one-day international.

In India, it's just a place
where bizarre things happen.

Our theme at the start was to
make Australians proud of us again.

Now we're going to start playing
good cricket on the field as well.

We haven't played our best cricket
over the last, how long, Maxi, two years?

Two years at least, yeah.

A couple of years, I reckon.

Our numbers have backed that up, so we can
go, we're talking about the negative shit.

Well, it's actually true.

I think we've won three of our
last 23 one-day games for Australia.

So, OK, if that puts you
under pressure, great.

Use it.

Laugh it up.

And get on with what's
important of getting the job done.

OK?

One-day cricket offers
you both teams batting

and bowling on the
same day, and a result.

It is a game that
accents the spectator.

Lillie again.

Oh, he's bowled it.

Oh, that was the old
three-five trick by Dennis Lillie.

That's it, it's high,
it's miles in the air.

Hughes is coming around.

And so it's high, it's away!

Unbelievable, Stephen Waugh.

It's down and it's four!

And it's 15 for Australia!

It's Michael Bevan's evening
at the Sydney Cricket Ground.

I grew up in the backyard wanting
to be Mark Waugh and Dean

Jones and these guys and
just playing cricket for Australia.

It was always just a dream.

So captaining never
really come into it.

One of the things we did this year was
we got all the players to vote on who they

thought should be the
one-day captain of Australia.

It's never been done
before and unanimously.

Aaron Finch was voted in
white ball cricket as the captain.

You know, I often talk about the

relationship with the
captain and the coach.

I had an instant sort of relation
with Tim Payne in the test side.

We just sort of had that
rapport, we had history together.

Whereas Finch and I took
a bit longer to gel really.

We didn't know each
other and we had to learn

to trust each other
and respect each other.

It's a huge honour, it's a huge privilege
to Captain Australia and it's something

that I certainly haven't taken
anything like that for granted.

I can't really get my head around leading
Australia to a World Cup, to be honest.

He's got sort of the
front that I think every

cricketer needs to have
when you get on the field.

That unwavering sort
of belief in yourself.

He's got a really sort
of soft side to him.

Friendship side, loyal side.

He's really had the opportunity
to show those parts of

his character, I think, now
that he's been a leader.

We all remember our
debuts, nothing better.

When someone comes
into the side, the excitement,

the energy that they
bring, there's nothing better.

So let's make it a
special one for Dorff.

Welcome to the beautiful
Sydney Cricket Ground.

The sun's shining,
the pitch looks good.

Australia only tasted victory
twice in 2018 in this format.

A little bit of pressure on
the Aussies' openers here.

Well, the captain is kind of the embodiment
and the personification of the side.

And in a team that's struggling like
Australia was, there's nowhere to hide.

Now that's a big
wicket, Aaron Finch.

Finch, when he does
do what he's good at,

there's almost no one
in the world to touch him.

So last ball.

Australia in a closeout.

A rare victory.

Oh, that's it.

That's a good catch
from Glenn Maxwell.

Well done to Australia.

They win by 34 runs.

That's it.

What happens, you play test cricket,
get out a few times, everyone's an expert.

You know, you've got to do this, you've got
to do that, and then everyone's in his ear.

It's a horrible position
to be in, isn't it?

The more you miss out on the big total,
the harder you train, the more balls you

hit, the more you analyse it, and
it seems to get worse and worse.

He was starting to get nervous
about, what if I get dropped again?

I've been dropped
as captain before.

Then your mind starts spiralling
into the worst things that can happen.

Oh, bowled him
through the gate again.

It's a similar story
for Aaron Finch.

So there's a glaring issue
there for the Australian captain.

He goes...

The pressure was
building from outside.

The pressure was definitely
building for him internally, no doubt.

Seems like fucking 19.

At least fucking get out
the first ball and stop waiting.

We have no fucking time.

Butt save.

Bang, he's got it.

He's got enough of it.

It's just six.

The Indians fight their
way back into the series.

Yeah, the series is tied
one-all as we go to Melbourne.

There's things that you're seeing within
the game that you feel like you have to

address, but then you're
conscious because you're like,

well, I'm not doing my
job myself, so how can I...

How am I in a position to
be able to tell other people

how to do their job if I'm
not doing my own right?

Any observations from yesterday?

I've got to get
some runs, no doubt.

And then that'll change the whole
dynamic again, because then we can...

Then it was his pushback, then Sean's
pushback, Pete's story, Matt's here that.

Your job's become a bit
easier and a bit clearer

and you can play a
little bit more freely.

If you could give Finchie
one bit of advice what it

would be, elephant in the
room, what would you say?

What would you say to him?

Max here?

He'll be fine.

He was in a miscarriage last year
for over 12 months in all four nights.

All cricket.

Yeah.

Don't know what's going
on in your head, but...

let go.

Just let go.

Fucking let go.

I'll tell you what it is.

All it's been is... I've
been worried to get out.

I've been searching for a score that much
that you probably forget to watch the ball

that bit harder.

And if you forget your process,
you're constantly thinking...

Well, I'm constantly thinking,
fuck, I need some runs to...

One, get the pressure off
the side at the top of the order.

One, to get the pressure off me.

The reason for saying this is you're
the captain of Australia for a reason.

The best lady I've played in
the room for one day for a reason.

That's what you're doing for.

Be Finchie, mate.

You don't have to be...

Anyway, you don't
have to be the captain.

You don't have to
be anything else.

Just be Finchie.

How frustrated are you
with your own tournament?

Yeah, a little bit frustrated.

Do you think you'll win?

About a bit longer.

That'll be the number one thing.

I think when you're searching for runs,
you can be searching for the right recipe.

And I think it's
always a fine balance.

There was times I'd wake up in the middle
of the night thinking about getting out.

Thinking, I'm facing
Boomer again tomorrow.

He's getting me out for fun.

Wake up in a cold sweat
going, Boomer Nashua, he's

got me out a lot with
the ball moving back in.

Aaron Finch, he's fighting for his
cricketing life out there at the moment.

Edge...false short, I
think... Goodness me!

Everything gets clouded.

And you doubt everything you do when
searching for a way to get back to form.

Ooh!

A thick edge.

He'll get four for Finch.

Floating with danger.

I was doubting
everything that I was doing.

That's close in front.

A hole!

At the start it was, I
mean, a bit of a lean patch.

It'll come good.

And then after a while when it doesn't,
I genuinely thought that I could be left

out of the World Cup
as the captain of the side.

Just one run to win here for a
clean sweep at the summer for India.

India win by seven
wickets to add the one-day

championship to the
Test Championship.

It's a tour to remember.

He's a good batsman.

He's gone through a tough
trot, which we've all been through.

Jael's been through
as many as anyone.

We were just hoping as a
captain that he starts scoring

runs because it's big for
himself to have that confidence.

The last six weeks
have been really difficult,

personally, in terms
of how we've played.

In terms of my
own personal form.

I probably didn't take on
how much it takes out of you

playing Test cricket and then
backing it up for an ODI series.

It was just an
emotional rollercoaster.

Come here.

Get up.

Get up.

Get up.

Get up.

Get up.

Get up.

Are you nervous for a bit?

Yeah, I was just
talking to Jael for ages.

Yeah.

It was good.

Good chat.

Oh, good.

Let's not get any fucking runs.

Thanks, everyone.

Welcome to India.

There's always a challenge here.

If you see things suspicious,
come and let us know.

It's in and around the
hotel or at the hotel.

It's underground or in the bus
when we're travelling to and fro.

There's covert and uniformed
police all around the place.

So, as you know, the Indian
fans want to come into the hotel.

They'll actually book a room
and have ten people in there.

So, just be aware of that.

If you see someone that's
not part of the group, let

us know because we've
got exclusive use of the floor.

Yes, you guys get in.

Go.

Let everyone come together.

Come on.

I love playing in India.

I love the culture.

It's unmatched energy.

It heightens all your senses.

I've told them that whatever
option, we are going ahead.

We are not turning.

Let's go ahead.

You with your poker face.

If you can harness all that
excitement, that energy, there's

no way you can rock up there
and not be motivated to play.

People always ask
me, do you love India?

That's right.

Yeah, I love India.

I love India.

For the first few weeks.

And then it gets a bit claustrophobic, to
be honest, because Indians love cricket

so much that the only sanctuary you have
is in your change room or in your bedroom.

As fans, they just want
to see good cricket.

In India, it's just if you're
doing well, they love you.

If you're not, they
don't want to know you.

It's not the easiest
thing to deal with.

It's hard because as much
as you want to give everyone

some of your time, there's
10 people waiting for a photo.

And then once you get a photo,
there's another 10 people that arrive.

So you're always going
to disappoint someone.

And even at your hotel
bedroom, it's not uncommon for

someone to knock on the door
and almost fake room service.

I didn't even have a
selfie, selfie, photo.

It's like literally relentless.

I love it.

Everywhere you go in India,
you're near a cricket match.

All you need is
a bat and a ball.

There's very few things that not
just unite India, but unite cultures,

unite societies across income categories,
across cultures, across geographies, too.

So very, very important.

If India is playing cricket, then
very few other things matter.

She's just been
for five minutes.

One minute.

One minute.

It's so difficult to win in India because
the conditions are so foreign to us.

We get to India and it's spinning
and it's the balls don't bounce much.

It's like... India's tough.

And it's weird.

We haven't been in India
in India for a long time, but

we were so close in the
one day series in Australia.

But I still think it's tough.

I thought we had more in us and I
thought if we can start just clicking,

especially the batting, because
I thought the bowling was

outstanding during that series,
that we had a chance in India.

India is the most talented
team in the world, hands down.

The players not playing are
way more talented than me.

It's not easy to tour
any country when you're

out of form, but
even more so in India.

When you come to
India, you play all of India.

Here we go, the crowd excited.

There's so many people around,
the crowds are much closer to you.

It can get intimidating not to be scoring
runs because the roar that comes when you

play and miss always reminds
you that you're in trouble.

And it's 9-1.

As an opening batsman
captain, Finch Bears particular

responsibility is a kind of a
tone setter for the innings.

The early loss of a captain
who opens the batting, knocks

Marcus Stoinis has gone for 37.

Good hit.

What a wonderful catch.

Absolutely outstanding.

Ousmane Khwaja, exactly 50.

Oh, he's gone.

Beautifully done.

Absolutely magnificent bowling.

Peter Hanscom gone for 19.

That's been the story of today.

Batsmen getting in, but
not getting a big score.

India win by six wickets.

When you got to your 20,
just hold it down that one

side, the leg that's on the
bottom, straighten it out.

Four or five breaths.

In January, Belinda Clark
sent me this really nice article.

We were always exchanging things, always
learning, and it was about the year of.

Everyone sets years'
resolutions, but no-one keeps them.

And I wrote, this is going
to be the year of letting go.

So I committed to it,
and I was going to let go.

It was stuff that I shouldn't
be so stressed about.

I do think he's mellowed out
a fair bit, even in the last year.

I think that's what's
good about India.

There's not a lot of external noise,
because they're a predominantly

Hindi-speaking nation, so a lot of
the stuff, just, we don't know about it.

I think relaxed is
a good word for it.

During that Indian series, he really put
the onus back on the players and said,

righto, you know, you guys
run, basically run it, run training.

The boys are going to run it.

The boys really took to that.

The question now
is what we do next.

So, what do you
want to do today?

What do you want to do?

Do you want to stay back here?

Do you want to
have a session off?

Do you want to get down
and just hit some balls?

What do you want to do?

And what was most interesting,
when we said, OK, it's your

responsibility, they
actually trained harder.

They seemed to work harder, because
they weren't being told what to do.

Yeah, I mean, what
I do the day before a

game is different to what
Usman Khawaja does.

So, it's just about, you know,
coming up as a player, you need to find

what's best for you and hopefully by
the time you make it to the international

level, you've figured
that out, because you're

obviously doing
something right to get there.

We used to have Bobby
Simpson and Errol Alcott.

That's all we had.

We had to go to work in
between playing shield games.

So, ultimately, if you want to
become good, you've got to work it out.

Call it what you like, but it's more
helping us to develop more self-resilient

and self-reliant players, because
in the middle, that's what you are.

Some of that stuff today
still was awesome, mate.

It was gold.

Some of your stuff was gold.

Absolutely brilliant.

You're hitting the ball
when there's no fielder.

It's just the
perfect cricket shot.

There was a real positive
energy among the boys and

from the coaches, there
was a lot of positive talk.

Because India is such
a place where you don't

have the opportunity
to get out too often.

Everyone's together the
whole time and it's brilliant.

That's what I think
builds cultures.

I remember when I first started touring, I
was 17 or 18, and I thought, heck is this?

I'm going to South Africa for a
month, six weeks, and I'll go to India.

I think it's different for everyone, but I
see how hard it can be for the families.

The best thing that can happen is
having a good group of people around you.

The team we had over in
India this time was so close.

We're all pretty good mates.

Everyone got on well.

They eat breakfast together, they eat
lunch together, they eat dinner together,

they watch footy together, or they watch
movies together, and they're just together.

Great training session, boys.

Thanks very much.

Today we're going to
celebrate the 43rd birthday.

And I've

said forever, it's the camaraderie
within the group which is like the glue

particularly when
under pressure.

I've seen teams that don't get
along at all, but they win games.

Camaraderie is great.

By the end of the day, we've still
got to play some really good cricket.

It's a skill-based game,
and you win games on skill.

India has specialised in
producing very, very great batsmen.

At the moment, they have one great
batsman in that ODI side, and that's Kohli.

When he's in India, he has literally
got 1.5 billion people behind him.

It's a weird thing that you
don't get in cricket too much.

You want him knowing.

You've got a billion
people who will make their

week or they could end
up crying if he gets out.

Oh, that is a beauty!

Oh, that is a gorgeous shot!

The crowd are
absolutely going wild here.

Another beautiful shot
from the Indian captain.

Poor delivery, and
treated appropriately.

That's a tremendous shot.

You're bowling
to a class player.

Here's another one.

What a shot!

Stop what you're doing.

Virat Kohli is on 99.

Kohli slashes.

Slashes for four.

For 100.

Century number 40.

So India finishing on 250.

Target was straight at 251.

So here we go.

The final over of the match.

11 to get.

They've managed to
somehow win this game.

Everything had been
so tough for so long.

Everyone had sort of thought
we were going to be shit, really.

That it brought
everyone together.

In Australia during the summer
we'd lose and we were low.

But I remember it not being
anywhere near as bad as it has been.

When we lost the second
ODI we were actually in a really,

really strong position to
win that and failed to do so.

But I think that gave the
squad a lot of confidence

saying that, you know,
we're doing something right.

OK, we're deep now.

We're that close.

We've been saying
we're that close.

We've just got to find something a
little bit deeper to get over the line.

Everyone's got an
area we can get there at.

Don't miss the opportunity to
watch our Kohli players, OK?

To watch how the best player probably
of your era goes down his business.

I remember the build up to the
third game and nothing changed.

Which I can say is very rare in that
sort of situation when you go to India,

World Cup coming up
and there was no hoo-ha,

no panic stations,
no red button hits.

Are you going to do
some bowling now?

Yeah.

Don't want to shock
you, but Winks won again.

Good.

Yeah, on a Wednesday
we catch up with the former

Australian cricket captain
Ian Chappell who's on the line.

Morning, Chappelli.

Australia this morning involved
in another ODI against India.

But the home side
is up 2-0 in the series.

There's a few people suggesting that
time's coming to an end for Aaron Finch.

It's a major concern and it could get to
the point where you're going to have to

drop your captain if he
doesn't get some runs.

I know there's pressure on
every one of us every time we play.

Tough conditions, India.

Players, you know, the World Cup squad and
their, you know, players might be thinking

about their spots in
the team and wondering.

First point, best way to play any game for
Australia is to put all your attention on

winning the game for
Australia rather than, if you

bring it to yourself it
makes it bloody hard, right?

If you put your attention to winning the
game then you'll do better and we'll do

better and then the selection
looks after itself, so I get it.

It's starting to be a
bit of noise developing.

What happens if Finchie
doesn't come good?

That was a conversation I had
between myself, JL and Trevor Hones.

I'm the missing link here, so do you drop
me and see how we go from here and if I'm

not in the best side
going forward, that's fine.

And that was a really tough conversation to
have especially as a captain of the side.

I had to let my guard down
at some point to be vulnerable

enough to open up and to
admit how bad you are going.

And it was actually at that time
where I thought, you know what?

No, no, come on Justin.

You'll take some
ownership of this because we

can't afford not to have
Finchie as the captain.

No one ever comes
to my bedroom, right?

It's my private space.

Finchie came to my room
and we sat at the table

in my room and we
were like, let's go to work.

I rolled the sleeves back up and we spent
time together and I got back on the tools

and I started coaching Finchie again
and it was just I loved every minute of it.

I'd always had great support from
JL, all the coaches, all the players.

I even got messages from
legends of the game, Haydos, Gilly.

Yeah.

Yeah, sometimes when the wicket's
so slow, you try and force it a bit much.

Yeah, so last inch to
the second, that's it.

Slight spots rather than just...

Today I've got the Columbia
Buenos Aires honey.

I'm going to use
17 grams of coffee.

This is the scale
that I'll bring with me.

The story is I got a tattoo and the tattoo
artist, he told me about these cafes that

I should go and try out and he
said you just got to try fields of coffee.

Yeah, now I've
fallen in love with it.

I just love my coffee.

It's my favourite part.

The smell.

So when I pack my suitcase, coffee stuff,
so kettle, beans, grinder, they go in the

middle and then if I can fit any clothes
around it, then I'll fit some clothes in.

So I'll put the coffee in first.

Thanks, Tony.

How good is this?

Start the timer.

The first 30 seconds
is called the bloom.

It's important that the water
doesn't touch the paper.

This is our routine.

The barista.

This is my ceramic little
mug that I bring with me.

JL, he calls me the love
cafe because I told him that

the most important
ingredient is love, which is true.

With Stoyne, he knows
when to knock on my door.

Coffee's ready.

You know, we'll talk about
the game that morning.

We've seen each other
perform well, perform poorly.

We'll go through the game
and then we'll switch off.

And then it's music,
talking about the coffee.

That's the love cafe.

Can I tell you what I
did last night with you?

They are two of the rarest human
beings I've ever met in my life.

They are rare, mate.

I don't know, it's
hard to explain.

We just, we love each other.

It's tough to describe.

They're... They're just...

They're just so close.

They're a little bit too
close at times, aren't they?

Every photo, they're holding
hands and just doing weird shit.

It's very different than
what the Australian

team used to be
like ten years ago.

Cricket used to be
a very rigid game.

You gotta do this,
you gotta do that.

There's a big push about being yourself
and be comfortable in being yourself.

And when I used to be myself, even
like five, six, I used to get hammered.

Because I was being different.

You have to be yourself in this
environment because if you're pretending

to be something that
you're not, it's too tiring.

Elite.

My boy.

He made it himself, he
just wanted me to carry it.

Yeah.

Sweet.

I mean...

The biggest lesson I've
learned as a coach is everybody

is different and you've got
to treat everyone different.

But in the end of the day, they're
here in the Australian cricket team.

They're not in the
Australian fashion team.

Or they're not in the
Australian good bloke team.

Or they're not in the
Australian best mates team.

They're in the
Australian cricket team.

And that's what we always
have to remember is that you're in

the Australian cricket team so
you have to be a match winner.

And that's what we
always have to remember

2-0 down, this is where
the grind kicks in, this

is where we and Indivis
have to really step up, OK?

So these days are the days we see who's
ready to dig deep and make a difference,

OK?

We are in Ranchi for the
third ODI of this Paytm series.

Tells us the call
from Aaron Finch.

Heads it is.

Everyone was
unbelievably supportive.

It's really touching when
everyone's got your best

interest and everyone
wants to see you do well.

Sometimes when you get
into that dip in form, there's

no way out unless you
get bought with your mates.

And your mates give you energy
and your mates support you.

Mate, I've seen you dominate this, I
can't wait to watch you dominate it again.

This is your day.

Just breathe Bhumrah.

We'll take the ball.

Right arm fast, I like that.

Oh again into the
path, this could be close.

I knew that if I just hung
in there, if I just hung

in long enough and long
enough that I would change.

Now's the time that I've just
got to put it between my teeth.

There's a build up of pressure,
there's going to be a big shot.

If I get away with it, great.

If I don't...

This could be curtains
on my World Cup dream.

And I remember talking to Uzi between the
over and he just said just hang in there,

it'll come, it'll come,
don't search for it.

Oh it's a good shot.

That could be a boundary,
that's a powerful hit.

Gee that was a terrific
shot from Aaron Finch.

He looked sharp.

You could hear it off
his bat and you went...

There were signs which I hadn't seen
for six months before, I knew he was back.

Both of these two players
are looking quite nice today.

The fact that Uzi
was playing so well.

Good shot, terrific
shot, bit of innovation.

Probably took a bit of
pressure off Finch here where

it allowed him just to
get himself into the game.

Terrific shot this, beautiful shot, nice
flow of the bat and sails into the crowd.

They had little Yadav
bowling his little sort

of round arm off spinners
and he took him on.

This is big, Finch looks good.

That is courage right there.

Effortless, effortless.

It changed everything because we thought
yeah we're not going to stand for this.

And four as well.

What a magnificent way to bring up
half century for the Australian captain.

His side acknowledging
the fact that he's been under

a little bit of pressure
and he's feeling good.

And from then on it was
sort of just flipped back into

partnership batting and
forgetting about the outcome.

In the gap for four, Jadal
make him feel good Finch.

Superb timing again.

This is good stuff
from Osweiler.

What a shot.

Absolutely smashed
down the ground.

He's gone with the turn and
he finds the meat of the bat.

That's a terrific strike.

Oh he's found the gap again.

He's got to move into the 90s.

Aaron Finch.

What an inning this
is turning out to be.

I felt as though that I was ready
to overhaul my whole game.

Just everything that I'd tried
hadn't really been working.

And technically or anything like that
it turns out I didn't change anything.

I just changed my mindset a bit.

So Aaron Finch going
for 93 off 99 balls.

For us it's that big
piece of the jigsaw.

If our captain's playing well,
that's a big part of our success.

And again from Glenn Maxwell.

He is looking deadly dangerous.

Nicely struck.

That's gone like a
bullet to the boundary.

Superb shot that from Stoinis.

Yes.

Century number one for Usman
Khawaja in one day internationals.

Well this will test
India to win the game.

Today India have
to score 314 runs.

He's in early again.

Radkoli.

What a shot.

What a shot.

Superbly executed
there from Radkoli.

What a shot.

When he goes out to bat chasing.

He just knows
what their target is.

He finishes games.

He doesn't like to leave
them for somebody else.

He's going to do it again.

He's going to do it again.

He's going to...

We're going to lose another
one because of Quali.

I've never seen batting like it.

Breaks your heart.

Oh that's been
absolutely crushed!

What a shot!

They're going to steal
an unwinnable goal.

We're going to lose another one.

That is incredible.

He's done it.

Take a bow.

41st one day international 100.

What an innings it has been
once again from Virat Kohli.

If they win this game,
they win the series.

Zampa being
brought into the attack.

We knew that we were so close
to turning everything around.

All it took was just
someone to stand up.

I've never seen myself as the
most skilful leg spinner going around.

Performing under pressure is
something that has to be my strength.

Adam Zampa, he's a
real dark horse, isn't he?

Very

good bowling from Zampa.

He's just the hardest that
I've ever had to bowl to.

If you make a mistake,
he makes you pay.

It's gone very high in
the air, but it sails over.

It sails over Sean Marsh.

Has he followed the gap?

He has.

And again, smashing that over
through the cow corner region.

Sitting back a little
shorter this time by Zampa.

All right.

Okay.

Um, what do I do here now?

Don't need to reduce the length.

It's not too over.

What a comeback by Adam Zampa.

Pin drop side.

I didn't bowl leg spinning
until I was about 14 or 15.

I always wanted to
be a batsman actually.

When he takes a wicket
that he wants, you can

see the little guy get
passionate and I love it.

It's so good.

There it is.

Australia win this game.

So with both ball and bat tonight,
it was a comprehensive win.

The series is still alive.

Finchie, mate, I know it's been
a long hard summer for you.

I know you made some runs.

You've been brilliant amongst
the group as the captain.

Well done.

And we all thank you for it.

And that's what really
good leadership is.

I sense they are faltering
and we're getting stronger.

I honestly think we had
a huge opportunity now.

It's whether we're
able to take it or not.

Hey mate, who's
got four cronies?

You don't have cronies?

Have you got Heineken?

What other ones do you have?

They have light.

Kingfisher light.

That's probably what
makes you drink, to be fair.

Yeah, four of those, thanks.

Thank you.

Four.

Thank you, Kel.

Thank you.

Unbelievable.

As I said, there's many words.

All tour.

He got some runs today.

He got some runs
all of a sudden.

I know.

He's on.

Righto, doc.

Who dealt that?

Maxi did you?

Maxi, did you do it?

Have some of them.

Just to recharge your batteries.

Oh fuck, that's good.

Cock-a-doodle-do.

Got there, boys.

Fuck, we're good at this.

That's a win.

We are a great combo, mate.

Eight clubs, 240.

Welcome to Mohali.

This is the fourth One Day International
in the Spatium One Day Series.

Oh, it's a wonderful shot.

Clears the boundary for six.

India, 358 for nine.

You'd have to bat really well
on any surface to get these.

I knew it was a good wicket.

But, to be honest,
that's a big choice.

The very idea of a team scoring
358 in an ODI, that's just ridiculous.

It's almost not cricket.

If you had told me at that point Australia
were going to chase this 358 down,

I'd have looked at the
scorecard and I said, him?

Him?

No, they can't.

Australia need a partnership.

They need not just a partnership, they
need a big partnership to challenge India.

I still throw it in the
back of my head.

I'm like, oh yeah, we
can challenge India.

I'm like, oh yeah, we
can challenge India.

Kwasi advances and I
think he's hit the boundary.

He has.

Nice shot from Kwasi.

Kwasi and I, you know, we were
trying to stay as relaxed as possible.

It's often the team that panics
first is the team that loses.

On the arm and a beautiful shot.

He swept away beautifully.

And he's put the ball
in the gap for four.

It's wonderfully done.

So they're starting
to up that tempo.

Tempo a little
bit now, Australia.

It's 134 for two.

We're just focusing on taking it as deep
as possible, knowing that the firepower we

had to come after us as
well was pretty special.

It's such a fickle game,
cricket, but if you have

that self-belief, it can
really propel you forward.

Excellent use of the feed
there from Peter Hansen.

That's the 150-run
partnership, 146 deliveries.

Very well played.

What a shot.

100 for Peter Hansen.

Glenn Maxwell, new
man at the crease.

Can't waste too much time.

He's got to get
going straight away.

I think at points in that Australian
innings, you know, probably people looked

around in that Australian dressing room and
said, you know, we're actually doing this.

There's almost no
reason for us not to do this.

What a way to get off the mark.

It's a sizzler from the
bat of Glenn Maxwell.

Which is where he's gone.

There is no fielder
there, but it wouldn't have

mattered because he's
cleared the boundary.

It's a good over this.

13 of it.

Now, how close is that?

The finger's gone up.

Maxwell's gone for 23.

It's 229 for four.

The thing that I suppose I was
most frustrated about, I sort of had that

slight thought in my head
that when I got out, I've

left the rest of the order
with too much to do here.

New batsman in, Turner.

His second one
day international.

With this great elation of playing
for Australia was also this naivety.

I didn't have bad memories of
facing any of their bowlers before.

You know, at this stage, I've played
one one day game for Australia.

And, you know, I don't know
that much about one day

cricket and what
international cricket's all about.

And I'm trying to
learn on the job.

He needs to have a
quick look here, but then

he just needs to find
the boundary as well.

I'm thinking, what can
I do to win this game

for Australia and keep
us alive in this series?

And, you know, there's a part of me
that's, you know, trying to act cool like

I know what I'm doing in an
international game of cricket

where really I've got no
bloody idea what's going on.

It's a good shot.

It's a fine shot from Turner.

And he finds the gap again.

So Ashton Turner's
up and running here.

In India, you can score fast.

And in India, it's just a place
where bizarre things happen.

And he goes straight.

He's looking better with
every ball, just Ashton Turner.

It was the kind of innings where
he said, this can't go on for too long.

It's four.

It's another.

And he said, oh, OK,
maybe a little longer.

Once I'd hit the ball out of the middle
of the bat a couple of times, it had gone

from this unachievable
task to this is possible.

Another one.

And that's got to be four.

And that's got to
be his 50 as well.

And I was just living in this bubble that
was watching the ball really closely and

trying to hit every
ball out of the ground.

Oh, that's an unbelievable
strike, honestly.

Crowd a little quieter.

They're not sure what's
going to happen in this game.

It's tight.

We probably hadn't seen
India that sort of rattled.

They hadn't sort of shown
those sorts of cracks.

We actually started to find
a way to get under their skin.

Oh, this could be out.

Oh, he's dropped again.

This one went straight.

To Madoff.

Oh, I can't believe that.

I just cannot believe it.

That's pressure.

That is pressure.

I just felt like
everything that they

bowled, I knew they
were going to bowl there.

It's a great sense
of having no fear.

Waxamoi's gone all the way.

This is just incredible
from Ashton Turner.

27 needed of 25 deliveries.

27 needed of 25 deliveries.

So pretty much run a ball now.

I knew he could do it, but I didn't know
he could do it on the big stage like that.

By the end of the innings, it
was, you know, I want to be

on strike now and I want to
be facing every ball that I can.

This is my role in the team.

I'm batting six and my job is
to finish games for Australia.

Goes short.

And Ashton Turner
goes big again.

This is a complete
Cinderella story, this.

It was quite simply the defining
innings of that little five game series.

It's game over.

It's a great moment when you coach,
when you know you're going to win.

The new bloods come in and won
what was almost an unwinnable game.

It's a magic moment
in Australian cricket.

Oh, they've gone for it.

Ashton Turner has made it.

What an incredible
win this is by Australia.

A win by four wickets.

As this series comes to a level
up, what we're seeing tonight from an

Australian perspective
is very, very special.

That joy that it brought the
whole team and that belief.

That was a big thing going forward to know
that we could chase down a score like that.

I've never felt a change room in
Australian cricket like I felt that night.

It was just this experience that
I never could have imagined.

That was an
extraordinarily exciting time.

Everyone keeps writing us off.

That is an unbelievable moment.

Unbelievable.

Where we've come from to
where we're wanting to go.

That makes everyone proud.

I'm pumped.

Unbelievable.

Unbelievable.

Thanks for your
help today, Chef.

Thanks for coming today.

Thanks for coming today.

No one had given Australia a hope in
hell of achieving anything on this tour.

But all of a sudden, you know, we
looked around and we were too old.

Once you've got a little
bit of momentum behind

you, you can carry that
from one game to the other.

Be ruthless here, boys.

Come on.

Cheers to Australia.

Cheers to winning a
one-day series this year.

These opportunities don't
come up every day, OK?

Right out come the
Aussies, defending 272.

Brad Coley comes in early.

This is just the situation
he likes, chasing a big total.

You definitely have days where you
doubt yourself or you don't feel great.

But I keep looking back
and I'm like, hold on.

How many more times do I
need to have done this well?

Or how many more times do
I need to reflect on where I've

come from to start really
believing that you can do it?

Brad Coley has been absolutely
stunning with his performances.

Here at Coley, the best batsman
in the world, up to the occasion.

Stornis has to adjust here.

The talent only gets you so far.

And then you get into the heat of battle
and it's whoever makes the best decisions.

Don't

take the off stump.

Pass the wick at this.

Stornis gets his man.

And once you get that momentum,
I don't know how it works.

I don't know what
bloody law it is.

It just gets moving.

And you just use that momentum
and everyone fades off each other.

Well, the bats are perils.

The stumps are shattered.

Oh, it's up in the air.

Back pedalling.

Should be decking it.

And so Australia
have the breakthrough.

There's two.

And what a way to finish.

Marcus Stornis.

A good performance all around
for pretty much every player.

It's been a good series.

It's been a tough series.

They've hung in
there from 2-0 down.

I'd long said that there is no Australian
team that stays under for too long.

Because it is inherent
in their culture It was a

great adventure to just
come up and rebel and fight.

More than anything else, I
think it gave Australia belief.

When Smith and Warner come
back, we'll be a stronger side.

But even without
them, we can win.

And I think that was important.

ODI series win in India.

This shit doesn't happen.

This is unbelievable.

First time Australia had ever gone
0-2 down and won a five match series.

And our first series win
in India in over a decade.

Skipper.

First series winner, Skipper.

And 100 ODIs.

Well done, mate.

And Torby, 50 wickets.

There's one more that we weren't
sure if he was hanging around for UAE.

But I've just got confirmation.

He's promised.

JL Smile is hanging
around for UAE.

I said when I became coach, if in
four years' time we get to appoint an

Australian cricket player,
we can beat India in India.

I know I've done my job.

And we actually
did it after one year.

You don't win series like this without
everyone making a contribution.

So thank you so much.

It's a great bunch of people and
I've loved every minute of this tour.

So well done.

Thanks, everyone.

Let's travel.

Next on The Test.

For me, mateship is when you cross
that line, you're playing for each other.

The World Cup is obviously
the pinnacle of one-day cricket.

He's coming back into our team.

So we'll take him.

If you're scared about
getting out, fuck that.

You've got to be thinking
about getting runs.

That means the world to him.

Oh, he's bowled it.