Opener Prabhsimran Singh’s Century and Skipper Shreyas iyer‘S Fluent for centuries of Powered India A to win two tense wickets over Australia A in the third and final unofficial ODI on Sunday, winning a 2-1 series. Chasing 317, India A appeared for a comfortable finish before the late collapse tested their nerves. But Vipraj Nigam (24 did not go out) and Arshdeep Singh (7 did not go out) to hold the host home with four overs for replacement. Prabhsimran set an early tone with 102 dazzling balls of 68 balls, featuring clean attacks around the park. Updated by Abhishek Sharma (22), he gave India a start of flying, adding 83 walking in 11.2 overs before Todd Murphy rejected Abhishek. Murphy soon released a vara (3), but Prabhsimran continued to dominate and reached a hundred just 66 balls. Skipper Shreyas Iyer (62 out of 58 balls; seven and one six) joined with a structured knock, put 96 walking with prabhsimran for the third goal. Iyer saw the rhythm, driving and cutting confidently as he raised fifty in 51 balls. He also sent a decisive message following his increase in the role of captain of the vice with captain Shubman Gill for the upcoming ODI against Australia. After Prabhsimran fell to Tanveer Sangha in -20, Riyan Parag (58 off 53) brought a momentum with a windy scene featuring some bold strokeplay. Their stand 117 placed India firmly before Sangha (4/72) and Murphy (4/42) triggered collapse. From 262 to three, India A fell to 301 for eight, lost five wickets in a row. Murphy also threatened the 42nd hat-trick after rejecting Ayush Badoni and removing the ball in a row, but Arshdeep calmly defended the subsequent delivery to maintain India. Earlier, Arshdeep (3/38) and Harshit Rana (3/61) gave India an ideal start with the ball, reducing Australia A to 24 to three in six overs. Visitors recover through Cooper Connolly (64), who attacked with Lachlan Shaw (32), before Ayush Badoni (2/31) broke his stand.
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Captain Jack Edwards (89 off 75) and Liam Scott (73 off 64) then led a strong mid -struggle, adding 152 runs to the seventh goal to lift Australia A to 316 in 49.1 overs. Despite the decline in the pursuit, India A shows the peace of the match and series.
