India started the year by registering their maiden Test series win in Australia and now, they have also won their first ever bilateral ODI series in Australia. India did not start off the series right as they lost the first match by 34 runs despite Rohit Sharma's century but they turned it around in a fine fashion.While a Kohli masterclass followed by a Dhoni-Karthik finish helped India win the second ODI, in the decider, it was an unbeaten century partnership between MS Dhoni and Kedar Jadhav that helped India create history.After being asked to bat second in the first two matches, Virat Kohli opted for the same after winning his first toss of the series. India were on top of the game right from the start of the match.India's opening bowlers - Bhuvneshwar Kumar and Mohammed Shami gave India a wonderful start. While Kumar picked up the wickets of both Australian openers - Alex Carrey and Aaron Finch, by conceding only 15 runs in his five-over spell, his partner Shami gave away just 14 run his first spell to increase the pressure on the home team.Just when the next two batsmen - Usman Khawaja and Shaun Marsh - looked settled with a 73-run partnership for the third wicket, Virat Kohli introduced Yuzvendra Chahal into the attack. The Haryana leg-spinner, who spent a lot of time on the bench, grabbed the opportunity with both hands.He sent back the two settled batsmen and put Australia on the backfoot. The only lower-order batsman other than half-centurion Peter Handscomb who looked good was Glenn Maxwell, who scored a 19-ball-26.Just when Maxwell was looking to blast off, Shami put the break to his innings by bowling short of the length deliveries. After he broke that partnership, Chahal picked three more wickets including that of Handscomb and helped India restrict the home team to 230 in the first innings.The chief destructor of the Australian innings, Chahal, ended the innings with six wickets for 42 runs in 10 overs and was rightly awarded Man of the Match for it. Vijay Shankar, who made his ODI debut, did not pick up wickets but gave away just 23 runs in the six overs that he bowled.During the chase, India started their innings slowly as they lost the openers - Rohit Sharma and Shikhar Dhawan - for a 17-ball-9 and a 46-ball-23 respectively. The loss of both the openers brought Virat Kohli and MS Dhoni together in the middle.The two experienced batsmen then steadied the Indian innings by adding 54 runs for the third wicket. While Virat Kohli missed out on a half-century by just 4 runs, MS Dhoni, who was dropped on 0 by Maxwell, went on to score his third consecutive half-century of the series.What followed next was a masterful chase led by MS Dhoni with the aid of his CSK-mate Kedar Jadhav. The two put together an unbeaten 121-run partnership for the fourth wicket. While Jadhav ended his innings at 61 off 57 balls, the chase master MSD perfectly timed his innings of 87 runs in 114 balls.With this win, India have won a bilateral series for the first time in Australia. MS Dhoni, who scored a half-century each in all three matches, was awarded the Man of the Series award.Here's how Twitter reacted to India's historic series win:I guess, with all the yellow jerseys around, Dhoni & Jadhav felt it was just a simple CSK nets session.— Ramesh Srivats (@rameshsrivats) January 18, 2019"Okay, so who needs to retire?": Dhoni pic.twitter.com/L9XoVKTqhc— Silly Point (@FarziCricketer) January 18, 2019Person waking up from coma after 10 years watching Dhoni bat till the end of the match. #AusvInd pic.twitter.com/NrXslUTaEJ— SAGAR (@sagarcasm) January 18, 2019Dhoni is doing well in 2019Federer is doing well 2019Advaniji should also try his luck in 2019. #AusvInd #AusOpen— SAGAR (@sagarcasm) January 18, 2019MS Dhoni is the Man of the Series. Deserved or not, who knows. Enough doubts if he should finish it early or late. You and me know he will go to WC 2019 so better off backing him than just looking to keep criticising? Your call. Thanks.— Nikhil 🏏 (@CricCrazyNIKS) January 18, 2019BCCI chief selector to Rishabh Pant after watching Dhoni's innings. #AusvInd pic.twitter.com/gyUFYsAAqs— Bollywood Gandu (@BollywoodGandu) January 18, 2019Dhoni to his haters #AUSvIND pic.twitter.com/fyUf3dBPK7— Rishabh Srivastava (@AskRishabh) January 18, 2019MS Dhoni Haters#Dhoni #AUSvIND pic.twitter.com/PeyTE2ngDM— Rishabh Srivastava (@AskRishabh) January 18, 2019Kedar Jadhav fans right now. #AusvInd pic.twitter.com/DNMB4QtIfR— SAGAR (@sagarcasm) January 18, 2019Dinesh Karthik, Dhoni, Jhadav all are performing well, i seriously feel Hardik should contact Karan Johar again but for Bollywood. #AUSvIND— Akshay (@AkshayKatariyaa) January 18, 2019You thought he was a spent force, a burden on team and now should retire. Here is MS Dhoni even at 37 telling you how to chase at MCG by scoring 72% of his 87 runs by running. Batted 114 balls - his second longest resolve in a successful chase. #AusvInd— Mazher Arshad (@MazherArshad) January 18, 2019Two men who played more dot balls than anyone, won the Test and ODI series for India.#Dhoni #Pujara #AusvInd— Gaurav Sethi (@BoredCricket) January 18, 2019India required 231 in 300 balls -> S.R. of 76.67. Dhoni 87* of 114 -> S.R. of 76.31.Aha! What calculation.— Ramesh Srivats (@rameshsrivats) January 18, 2019Two drop catches and two missed run-outs. Looks like the Australian team wants to see Dhoni and Kohli bat. #AusvInd— SAGAR (@sagarcasm) January 18, 2019Australia do what India can't...Drop MS Dhoni.#AUSvIND pic.twitter.com/BVmtErOAa8— bet365_aus (@bet365_aus) January 18, 201933 year old Robin Uthappa to 33 year old Kedar Jadhav: "Wonderful innings young man"— Karthik Lakshmanan (@lk_karthik) January 18, 2019Interesting comparison between these two sides. India is loaded with explosive batting, intelligent quicks, dynamic fielding and huge spinning depth, while Australia has a retro kit #AUSvIND— Dane (@eld2_0) January 18, 2019Chahal after taking 6 wickets #AUSvIND pic.twitter.com/V9Jygekxal— Rishabh Srivastava (@AskRishabh) January 18, 2019Dream on. #AusvInd pic.twitter.com/zGjgAiCivO— Bollywood Gandu (@BollywoodGandu) January 18, 2019This Kuldeep-Chahal contest is killing Ashwin's career.— Gabbbar (@GabbbarSingh) January 18, 2019RCB boys are born impact players. Last game Siraj made an impact,this game it is Chahal. Impact either for the team or for the opponents,there's nothing in between.— arfan. (@Im__Arfan) January 18, 2019Kohli's mastermind. Drop Chahal. Get him hungry enough. Play him in the decider.Chahal picks up five.He will next play in the World Cup semi-final.#AUSvIND— Suneer (@suneerchowdhary) January 18, 2019Chahal creating halchal!— Cricketwallah (@cricketwallah) January 18, 2019Very, very smart from Bhuvi. If Finch can bat 3 yards from in front of the crease, then Bhuvi can bowl like that too. Too bad, Finch pulled out.#AUSvIND— Suneer (@suneerchowdhary) January 18, 2019Buvi Kumar showing Bumrah how not to overstep pic.twitter.com/Wvl5wYj7Af— Dennis Dhoni (@DennisCricket_) January 18, 2019Aaron Finch in this ODI series1st ODI: b Bhuvi 2nd ODI: b Bhuvi 3rd ODI: lbw b Bhuvi Remember in IPL 2016 when Finch had scored 3 50s on the trot and faced SRH,Bhuvneshwar Kumar got Finch in the 1st over for 0 with an inswinger. All the dismissals similar to 2016#AUSvIND— Sarang Bhalerao (@bhaleraosarang) January 18, 2019if only in the interest of fairness, Karan Johar should have presented Vijay Shankar his ODI cap this morning #AUSvIND— Gaurav Kalra (@gauravkalra75) January 18, 2019Dhoni is doing well in 2019Federer is doing well 2019Advaniji should also try his luck in 2019. #AusvInd #AusOpen— SAGAR (@sagarcasm) January 18, 2019