Australia

Coming to the crease with Australia wobbling at 64/3, Maxwell unleashed his trademark power-hitting, launching eight sixes and 12 fours in his whirlwind knock. This innings not only helped Australia post their highest-ever T20I score at home, but also ranks as the fourth-highest overall men's T20I total.

Opting to bat first, Australia set a formidable target of 253 for seven, placing India in the challenging position of staging the highest chase in a youth World Cup final.

During this outstanding performance, Warner climbed the ranks of Australia's all-time Test run-getters, surpassing Matthew Hayden and Michael Clarke. Notably, his big hundred propelled him past cricket legends Sir Viv Richards and Virender Sehwag in the overall list.

During this outstanding performance, Warner climbed the ranks of Australia's all-time Test run-getters, surpassing Matthew Hayden and Michael Clarke. Notably, his big hundred propelled him past cricket legends Sir Viv Richards and Virender Sehwag in the overall list.

In his column for 'The West Australian,' Johnson expressed his dissatisfaction with Warner's farewell, particularly given the player's lack of ownership of the ball-tampering scandal that led to a 12-month ban.

Morris, showcasing a remarkable ability to reach speeds of 150kph, appears unfazed after recovering from a back injury that sidelined him during the Ashes series. He made an impressive return, securing 11 wickets in three outings in this season's Sheffield Shield. Morris joins an elite pace setup, featuring captain Pat Cummins, Mitchell Starc, Josh Hazlewood, and Scott Boland.

Travis Head led the charge with a solid 62, well supported by Steven Smith (30), Josh Inglis (28), Mitchell Starc (16 not out), and skipper Pat Cummins (14 not out).

Australia were reeling at 91/7 in a run-chase of 292 at the Wankhede Stadium, when Maxwell joined hands with Pat Cummins to put on a 202-run stand.