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Aussies draw level

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Doug Bollinger and Shane Watson shared six wickets as Australia beat India by 24 runs in the fourth one-day international here on Monday to square the seven-match series 2-2.
Left-arm paceman Bollinger took 3-38 while Watson picked 3-29 to bowl out India for 226 in 46.4 overs after Cameron White top-scored with 62 in Australia's total of 250 all out in 492overs.
The Indians failed to exploit helpful batting conditions in the day-night encounter at the Punjab Cricket Association stadium, with none of their batsmen scoring even a half-century.
Sachin Tendulkar (40) and Virender Sehwag (30) got good starts while Harbhajan Singh (31) slammed five fours and a six in a late assault but
the Australians held their nerve in the end to carve an impressive win.
The world champions, sent in to bat on a placid track, were also indebted to captain Ricky Ponting who struck his third half-century of the series and shared a 64-run stand for the second wicket with Watson (49).
India began their chase in rollicking fashion with Sehwag smacking seven fours off left-arm paceman Mitchell Johnson, who turned 28 Monday.
Sehwag's belligerence was snapped when he turned the face of the bat and ended up splicing Bollinger to Watson at mid-off.
Tendulkar fell seven runs short of completing an unprecedented 17,000 runs in one-dayers when he was adjudged leg before off off-spinner Nathan Hauritz. TV replays however suggested the ball would have missed legstump.
Yuvraj Singh (12) was out to
a direct throw from Ponting at short cover while captain Mahendra Singh Dhoni (26) was caught behind off Bollinger. Earlier, a disciplined effort in the field by the generally sluggish Indians resulted in four run-outs and contained Australia to what looked like a below-par total.
Left-arm paceman Ashish Nehra picked 3-37 and also ran out White while Harbhajan was back among the wickets after an indifferent show in the previous games, picking 2-48 off his 10 overs.
Ponting hit five fours and a six in his 59-ball knock for his 73rd half-century in one-day internationals while Michael Hussey chipped in with a fine 40 off 41 balls.
Watson, named man of the match, and Ponting helped Australia regroup after the cheap dismissal of opener Shaun Marsh, trapped leg-before by Nehra for five.
Watson was unlucky to miss out on his 10th half-century, being caught behind off Harbhajan for a 52-ball 49 containing sue fours.
The next match will be played in Hyderabad on Thursday.
SCOREBOARD
Scoreboard of the fourth one-day international between India and Australia at the Punjab Cricket Association Stadium in Mohali on Monday:
AUSTRALIA
Watson c Dhoni b Harbhajan 49
Marsh lbw bNehra 5
Ponting run out 52
Hussey c Sharma b Yuvraj 40
White run out 62
Henriques st Dhoni b Harbhajan 6
Johnson b Nehra 8
Manourunout 7
Hauritznotout 9
Siddlec Jadeja bNehra 1
Bollinger run out 0
Extras: (lb-l,nb-l,w-9) 11
Total: (All out in 49.2 overs)250 Fall of wickets: 1-24, 2-88, 3-123, 4-196, 5-217, 6-226, 7-236,8-241,9-247.
Bowler O M R W
Kumar 9.2 0 41 0
Nehra 8 0 37 3
Sharma 5 0 42 0
Jadeja 7 0 27 0
Harbhajan 10 0 48 2
Yuvraj 10 0 54 1
INDIA
Sehwagc Watson b Bollinger 30 Tendulkar lbw b Hauritz 40 Kohli cManoub Bollinger 10
Yuvraj run out 12
DhonicManoubBollinger 26
Raina b Hauritz 17
Jadeja run out
Harbhajan c&b Watson 31 Kumar cManoub Watson 16 Nehra c Hauritz bWatson 7 Sharma not out 3
Extras: (t>-1. lb-5, w-20. nb-1) 27
Total: (All out in 46.4 overs) 226
Fall of wickets: 1-14, 2-78, 3-94,4-113, 5-145, 6-156, 7-177, 8-204,9-217.
Bowler O M R W
Johnson 9 0 74 0
Siddle 5 2 15 0
Bollinger 9 2 38 3
Henriques 7 0 33 0
Hauritz 9 1 31 2
Watson 7.4 1 29 3
Result: Australia won by 24 runs.
Man-of-the-match: Shane Watson.