Having won the first practice T20, MS Dhoni and Co managed to hit the right notes at WACA.
The WA bowlers kept pegging things back with regular wickets and Rahane's departure once again spelt trouble for the Men in Blue. (Photo: BCCI/AFP)- Newly-married Rohit Sharma too obliged to his fans signing autographs and T-shirts for his fans. (Photo: BCCI)
- Mumbai star cricketer Ajinkya Rahane didn't miss out the opportunity to click a few selfies along with his fans. (Photo: BCCI)
- Post the matches, members of the Indian cricket team were seen signing autographs. Dhawan seen signing a few for his fans. (Photo: BCCI)
- Although Virat Kohli failed to shine in the WACA encounter, his performance will prove vital going into the series that gets underway on January 12. (Photo: AFP)
- Barring Tests, Shikhar Dhawan, who has had a decent record Down Under will look to provide that opening start to establish a stern foundation. (Photo: AFP)
- The WA bowlers kept pegging things back with regular wickets and Rahane's departure once again spelt trouble for the Men in Blue. (Photo: Facebook)
- Shikhar Dhawan (4) and Virat Kohli (7), who were top-scorers in the first warm-up T20 game on Friday, failed to get going as they fell to new-ball bowler Drew Porter, who bagged a five-wicket haul. (Photo: AFP)
- Electing to bat, the Mahendra Singh Dhoni-led side did not have the best of starts, losing two quick wickets but Rohit Sharma (67) and Ajinkya Rahane (41) stitched an 88-run third-wicket partnership to help the visitors put up a respectable score. (Photo: AFP)
- Rohit Sharma and Manish Pandey sparkled with half-centuries but rest of India's batsmen put up a lacklustre performance before the bowlers came good to hand the team a 64-run win over a second string Western Australia XI in the warm-up one-day cricket match on Saturday. (Photo: AFP)
The WA bowlers kept pegging things back with regular wickets and Rahane's departure once again spelt trouble for the Men in Blue. (Photo: BCCI/AFP)
Having won the first practice T20, MS Dhoni and Co managed to hit the right notes at WACA.
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