HYDERABAD: Kedar Jadhav Saturday said batting with Mahendra Singh Dhoni is a learning experience after the duo led India to a six-wicket win over Australia in the first one-day international. The pair registered their second successive century stand against Australia in ODIs after India were in trouble at 99 for four with paceman Nathan Coulter Nile and leg-spinner Adam Zampa taking two wickets each. Rohit Sharma, who made 37, and Kohli, who scored 44, set up the chase during their partnership of 76 after India lost Shikhar Dhawan for nought. Earlier Australia suffered an early blow when skipper Aaron Finch was dismissed for nought in his 100th ODI. Heading into the World Cup, it’s a great sign for team India.”The second ODI is scheduled for Nagpur on Tuesday.

Source: Pakistan Today March 02, 2019 17:26 UTC