Highlights from the first T20 International between Australia and India: Australia defeated India by four wickets to take a 1-0 lead in the three-match series. Matthew Wade's undefeated 45 off 21 balls and Cameron Green's explosive effort enabled the Kangaroos squeak out a victory with four balls remaining.

The innings was then expertly finished by Hardik Pandya, who hit a hat-trick of sixes to enable India reach 208/6 in 20 overs. Finch and Green dealt fours as Australia's answer, which had a good start. Finch left for show 22(13), but Green and Steve Smith carried on with the programme. Before India's 10th over, the pair added a stand of more than 50 runs and took control of the match. After the midway point, India came back strongly, with Axar Patel and Umesh Yadav leading the charge. The spinner took three wickets in the four overs allotted to him, while Yadav, who had a costly start, took two wickets in his subsequent period. However, a pivotal combination between Green and Tim David cost the hosts the game.

Live 1st T20 between IND and AUS: Australia cruises to victory
Tim David is caught on the first ball by Yuzvendra Chahal, who is sent in to deliver the final over. When Pat Cummins enters the field, he smacks a four! PLAY IS OVER! A significant victory for the Kangaroos! 191.2 overs, 211/6 for Australia.

Live 1st T20 between IND and AUS: 2 runs required in 6 balls
Bhuvneshwar throws a short pass to Matthe Wade and gives up three consecutive goals. What a fantastic collaboration Wade and David have created. Despite only having 24 out of 55, the team won by almost an over. 52 runs are given up by Bhuvi in his final four overs. Australian score after 19 overs: 207/5.

IND vs AUS 1st T20 Live at 22:27 (IST), September 20, 2022: a further large over
Matthew Wade makes the bowler pay for dropping him with the opening delivery of the over by hitting him for a six. It's a pricey over. Australia needs 18 runs in 12 balls to reach 191/5 after 18 overs. 6 1 6 1 6 2 equals 22 runs off the over.

IND vs AUS LIVE updates: Rohit Sharma on the result

“I don't think we bowled well. 200 is a good score to defend, and we didn't take our chances in the field. It was a great effort from our batters, but bowlers were quite not there. ”