Updated On: 10 June, 2019 07:26 AM IST | London | Harit N Joshi
Rohit Sharma 57, Shikhar Dhawan's 109-ball 117 and Kohli's 77-ball 82 resulted in India posting a mammoth 352-5 in their 50 overs, their highest ever World Cup total

India's Virat Kohli celebrates the team's win over Australia at The Oval in London yesterday. Pic/AFP
India skipper Virat Kohli revealed here yesterday that his side were looking to take revenge over Australia after losing the ODI series at home in March.
India comprehensively beat five-time world champions Australia by 36 runs in their second World Cup match here at The Oval yesterday.