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India clinch series

Sachin & Praveen script thrilling win
Sachin Tendulkar led India to the triangular one-day cricket title when they beat Australia in a thrilling second final here Tuesday.
The tourists made 258-9 in their 50 overs then restricted the home side to 249 to claim a thrilling nine-run win and take an unbeatable 2-0 lead in the last of the three-match final.
Tendulkar, 34, led the batting with a fine 91 before newcomer Praveen Kumar tore through the Australian top-order, claiming Adam Gilchrist, skipper Ricky Ponting and Michael Clarke with just 32 runs on the board.
"Once again we found ourselves three for 30 and behind the eightball," a rueful Ponting said.
Kumar came back at the death to bowl Brett Lee and finish the match with 4-46 from 10 overs to signal his arrival on the international scene, one of many young Indjans to take their chances in this one-dayseries.
"Most of those guys don't have a
secure place in this team right now," Indian captain Mahendra Singh Dhoni said.
"But this win will give them ample confidence — the kind of security and assurance they need that they are part of the team.
"Ultimately this will be the core ofthe (future Indian) team."
Australian all-rounder James Hopes led a rearguard action, scoring a career-high 63, but he kept losing batting partners and was the last man out when caught at mid-off trying to take the runs off the final over.
India made a magnificent start in the field when Gilchrist, in what turned out to be his last innings for Australia, edged a ball from Kumar to wicketkeeper Dhoni to be out for just two.
Kumar struck again in his next over when Ponting (1) tried to pull a shorter ball and spooned an easy catch to Yuvraj Singh at mid-on.
Clarke (17) then followed after he lazily tried to pull a straight delivery only to see it crash into the top of off-stump, leaving Australia staggering at32-3.
Andrew Symonds (42) and Matthew Hayden (55) recovered brilliantly and got the Australians
back on track until Hayden was run out with thehosts at 121.
Symonds also proved his strength when he flattened a streaker who ran on the pitch part ofthe way through his knock.
The match appeared as good as over when Harbhajan Singh trapped Symonds in front to leave Australia 123-5.
Mike Hussey and Hopes set out on a rescue mission and put on 76 before Hussey feathered a Shanthakumaran Sreesanth delivery to Dhoni with Australia on 199.
Although Hopes got Australia close, the task was always out of reach and the young Indian side celebrated wildly as their opponents ran out of deliveries.
"Once we started to get the momentum back again with Hayden and Symonds, we lost one (wicket), then we lost two and all of a sudden all the momentum's gone and India get a long way back in front of the game again," Ponting said.
India had been at 205-3 at one stage in their batting and heading for a score of300-plus.
But when an injury-hampered Tendulkar was dismissed for 91, the scoring rate slowed and Australia's
bowlers began to gain control.
Tendulkar was well supported by Yuvraj (38), Dhoni (36) and Robin Uthappa (30), butlndia were at least 50 runs short of where they should have been.
After 50 overs, their 258 may have been within the reach of the hosts but in the end it was just enough to earn them the series.
SCOREBOARD
Scoreboard of the second tri-series final between Australia and India at Brisbane Cricket Ground on Monday: INDIA
Uthappa c Hopes b Clark 30
Tendulkar c Ponting b Clarke 91
Gambhir c Johnson b Clarke 15
Yuvraj c Hayden b Symonds 38
Dhoni c Clarke b Bracken 36
Sharma c Symonds b Clarke 2
Pathan b Bracken 12
Harbhajan lbw b Lee 3
Kumar c Ponting b Bracken 7
Chawla not out 6
Sreesanth not out 1
Extras: (lb-5,w-12) 17
Total: (For 9 wkts in 50 overs) 258
Fall of wickets: 1-94, 2-121, 3-175, 4-205,5-209,6-237,7-240,8-249,9-255.
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Bowler O M R W
Lee 10 0 58 1
Bracken 9 1 31 3
Clark 6 0 32 1
Johnson 6 0 33 0
Hopes 6 0 20 0
Clarke 10 0 52 3
Symonds 3 0 27 1
AUSTRALIA
Gilchrist c Dhoni v Kumar 2
Hayden run out 55
Ponting c Yuvraj b Kumar 1
Clarke b Kumar 17
Symonds lbwb Harbhajan 42
Hussey c Dhoni bSreesanth 44
Hopes c Chawla b Pathan 63
Lee b Kumar 7
Johnson c Dhoni vSreesanth 8
BrackencChawlab Pathan 1
Clark not out 0
Extras:(lb-2,w-7) 9
Total: (AH out in 49.4 overs) 249
Fall of wickets: 1-2,2-8,3-32,4-121, 5-123,6-199,7-228,8-238,9-247.
Bowler O M R W
Kumar 10 0 46 4
Sreesanth 9 0 43 2
Pathan 8.4 0 54 2
Harbhajan 10 0 44 1
Chawla 9 0 45 0
Yuvraj 3 0 15 0
Result India won by nine runs and clinched the CB Series 2-0.
Man-of-thc-match: Pravcen
Kumar.
Man-of-the-serics: Nathan Bracken.
Toss: India
Umpires: Tony Hill (NZL), Simon TaufeKAUS)
TVumpire: Bruce Oxenford (AUS) Match referee: Jeff Crowe (NZL)