Updated On: 25 September, 2022 07:28 AM IST | Hyderabad | R Kaushik
A lot of attention will centre around bowlers performing in death overs and fielding as World No.1 India look to emerge triumphant against T20 World Cup champions Australia in series decider tonight

India skipper Rohit Sharma (right) about to hug Dinesh Karthik after their win over Australia in the second T20I at Nagpur on Friday. Pic/AFP
A heady climax is in store when the No.1-ranked team in the world takes on the World Cup winners in the decider of the three-match Twenty20 International series here on Sunday.
Friday’s six-wicket win in a rain-shortened eight-overs-a-side shootout in Nagpur has left India primed to script a come-from-behind triumph, but Australia haven’t lost a T20I series in this country since 2017. The irresistible force will come face to face with the immovable object at the Rajiv Gandhi International Cricket Stadium, hosting its first international game in nearly three years.