India vs Australia, 1st T20I - Live Cricket Score, Commentary

Chahal to Paine, no run, stumping missed! You don't see that phrase too often when India are fielding. Flighted leg-break and Paine wanted to paddle it round the corner, missed it as the ball sneaked underneath his bat, Dhoni was slightly blinded by the batsman and he fails to glove the ball. Paine survives

Chahal to Christian, 1 run, drifting in and Christian works it off the pads backward of square

Chahal to Paine, 1 run, wrong 'un which is nurdled round the corner - to backward square leg

Chahal to Paine, no run, floaty delivery outside off, Paine drives and is beaten by the turn. He had dragged his foot out but made it back before Dhoni could remove the bails

Chahal to Paine, no run, dropped! Tough one. But for all the praise Chahal is getting for his fielding in this series, should have taken that. Very slow through the air and dipping in front of the batsman, Paine closed the bat face and the leading edge popped to the left of Chahal, he ran across and dived forward, caught it and then let the ball pop out when the elbows hit the ground

Chahal to Henriques, 1 run, tossed up close to off, Henriques eases the drive to long-off

Chahal to Henriques, no run, wrong 'un on a shortish length, Henriques is certainly not picking 'em off the hand, read it off the surface and defended back down the wicket

Chahal to Head, 1 run, couple of steps down to reach the pitch of the flighted delivery and drives to long-off

Chahal to Head, no run, flatter in trajectory and around off, Head punches it back to Chahal, who dives to stop

Chahal to Henriques, 1 run, slower and on leg-stump, Henriques stays beside the line and knocks it to cover-point, opened the bat face at the last second

Chahal to Finch, no run, quick again, arresting Finch in his crease for a leg-side defence

Chahal to Finch, wide, pushes the ball quicker but overcooks the line. A wide down leg

Chahal to Head, leg byes, 1 run, gets the ball to skid around leg-stump and raps the pad. And appeals. Well, that pitched down leg, Chahal

Chahal to Finch, 1 run, sharp turn but dishes some width in return, which Finch uses to slap a single wide of extra cover

Chahal to Finch, no run, it's short but very slow in pace. Finch backs away and mistimes the cut shot

Chahal to Finch, 1 run, turning away from a full length on off-stump but Finch has cleverly made some room and worked his way through covers

Chahal to Head, 1 run, turning in from a line just outside off, Head goes back and across and punches out a single to long-off

Chahal to Maxwell, 2 runs, starts with a leg break that sports some turn, and in turn gives Maxwell some room to slap outside off. Finally, right?