David Warner won the toss and decided field first, the host batting first in the new constructed ACA stadium in Guwathi started off in the most terrible manner losing wicket in the fourth and fifth ball of the very first over, first it was Rohit Sharma and then it was skipper, who fell in the very next ball.

From then onwards the Indian batsmen failed to make an impact, at one time it was 27 for 4 and Behrendorff was the chief destroyer picking up crucial wickets.

 Among all the drama, Kedar Jadhav looked the most assured batsman, but his lack of reading the googly cost India his wicket. Pandya and Kuldeep added a 33-run stand which took the home side past the 100-mark. In the end, India was all-out for 118 runs, it is India’s seventh all-out in an innings in T20I and sadly they lost on all previous six occasion.