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Chahal, Dhoni clinch series

AFP, Melbourne
Master finisher Mahendra Singh Dhoni eased India to a seven-wicket victory to clinch their one-day international series against Australia in Melbourne on Friday.
The unflappable veteran wicketkeeper hit his third half-century of the three-game series to again prove the difference after his match-winning knock in the second game in Adelaide.
The 37-year-old wicketkeeperbatsman kept his usual cool during an unbeaten 87 off 114 balls as India chased down Australia's 230 with four balls to spare at the Melbourne Cricket Ground.
It consummated a hugely-successful tour of Australia where Virat Kohli's team also claimed an historic first-ever 2-1 Test series win Down Under.
"It's been an amazing tour for us. We drew the T20 series, won the Test and the ODI series," Kohli said.
"We are feeling confident and balanced as a side with the World Cup in mind."
Dhoni was given tremendous support from Kedar Jadhav with a belligerent unbeaten 61 from 57 balls in a match-winning 121 -run stand.
"I am happy to bat at any number," said man-of-the-series Dhoni. "The important thing is where the team needs me. I can't say I can't bat at No.6 after playing 14 years."
India wrapped up the ODI series after losing the opening match in Sydney by 34 runs before levelling with a six-wicket win in Adelaide to set up the decider in Melbourne.
Kohli looked set for another big score before he was caught behind off Jhye Richardson for 46 off 62 balls in the 30th over leaving his side at 113forthree.
Dhoni and Jadhav took up where Kohli left off, guiding their team to a convincing victory.
India leg-spinner Yuzvendra Chahal earlier captured the best figures by any bowler in one-day cricket in Australia to restrict the home side to just 230.
Chahal, playing in his first match in the series after coming in forTest wrist-
spinner Kuldeep Yadav, mesmerised the Australians with his six for 42.
"I enjoyed bowling for the first time in Australia (internationals). The ball was spinning a little bit, so I planned to bowl slow and vary my pace," said Chahal, named man-of-the-match.
Chahal shares the record with fellow Indian Ajit Agarkar, who claimed the same figures against Australia at the Melbourne Cricket Ground in 2004.
Only Peter Handscomb showed any appreciable fight for Australia with his 58 off 63 balls before he became one of Chahal's victims.
It was an underwhelming batting performance by the Australians, who managed just 17 boundaries before they were bowled out with eight balls left.
"We took it down to the wire. When you give some great players a couple of chances, it always hurts," Australia captain Aaron Finch said.
Australia's openers again failed to get a start and Alex Carey was out in the third over when he got a nick off
Bhuvneshwar Kumar and was taken by Kohli at second slip for five His partner Finch followed six overs later again to Kumartrapped leg before wicket for 14.
Shaun Marsh and Usman Khawaja steadied the innings before Adelaide centurion Marsh was smartly stumped by Dhoni off a wide down the leg-side from Chahal for39.
Khawaja followed three balls later when he got a thick leading edge and offered Chahal a return catch for 34.
Marcus Stoinis lasted 20 balls before he became Chahal's third victim, caught at slip by Rohit Sharma for 10, leaving Australia rocking at 123 for five in the 30th over.
SCORES IN BRIEF
AUSTRALIA: 230 all out in 48.4 overs (Khawaja 24, Marsh 29, Handscomb 58; Chahal 6-42)
INDIA: 234 for3 in 49.2 overs (Kohli 46, Dhoni 87 notout, Jadhav 61 notout) Result: India won by 7 wickets Player-of-the-match: Chahal Player-of-the-series: MS Dhoni