Virat Kohli was dismissed by Marcus Stoinis for 20India were outplayed by Australia in the T20I series and were expected to give it back to the visitors in the ODI series. India were on the right track as they took a 2-0 lead but Australia came back strong. While Usman Khawaja inspired the team with his batting performances, Pat Cummins and Adam Zampa were Australia's two best bowlers.After winning the toss, Australia chose to bat first on a slightly damp Kotla pitch. The Australian openers - Aaron Finch and Usman Khawaja - gave a good start to the visitors. They added 76 runs for the first wicket before Ravindra Jadeja sent back the Australian skipper to the pavilion.With Finch's dismissal, Peter Handscomb joined Khawaja in the middle and the pair once again had a successful partnership. While Khawaja went on to score his second ODI century, Handscomb too contributed with a useful half-century.The duo added 99 for the fifth wicket but Khawaja's dismissal just after reaching his century triggered a mini-collapse. Disciplined bowling from the Indian bowling unit after that wicket reduced the Australian scorecard from 175-1 to 229-7.But India could not strengthen their position as Jhye Richardson and Pat Cummins scored 29 and 15 of 21 and 8 balls respectively. The quick cameos took the visitors to a decent total of 272 at the end of 50 overs. Bhuvneshwar was the pick of the Indian bowlers as he picked up three wickets for 48.India did not get off to an ideal start as Shikhar Dhawan got out in the fifth over of the chase. The wicket meant that Indian skipper, Virat Kohli and his deputy, Rohit Sharma joined hands in the middle.Virat looked in fine touch during the 53-run partnership but his untimely dismissal off the bowling of Marcus Stoinis derailed the Indian chase. India kept on losing wickets at regular intervals and were reduced to 132-6 in spite of a half-century from Rohit Sharma.After the sixth wicket, Kedar Jadhav and Bhuvneshwar Kumar played their hearts out and took India closer to the target. The 91-run partnership kept India in the game but the need to score quick runs resulted in the wickets of Bhuvneshwar and Jadhav.The dismissal of the two settled batsmen off successive deliveries meant that India were out of contention. As a result, India ended up losing the decider by 35 runs to Australia.Here's how Twitter reacted to India's series loss to Australia:Indian batting in a picture #INDvAUS pic.twitter.com/V4sGOSBNi4— Bollywood Gandu (@BollywoodGandu) March 13, 2019Dhoni in team India is like namak in dal. Dal looks perfectly fine while you look at it, but when you taste it, you know something is missing.#INDvAUS— Vishesh Arora (@vishesharora19) March 13, 2019Jadhav : ye diary kis baat ki hai??Umpire : Mahi bhai ne tips diye hai LBW ke liye wo likhe hai.#INDvAUS pic.twitter.com/OzKeFrIARu— Lagbhag Manish ❁ (@Man_isssh) March 13, 2019Well fought Jadhav & Bhuvi. Only delayed the inevitable though.— Saurabh Malhotra (@MalhotraSaurabh) March 13, 2019Bhuvi uses more common sense in his approach to cricket than most. #IndvAus— Gaurav Sethi (@BoredCricket) March 13, 2019Kohli getting used to depression just before joining RCB after having some great months overseas.— arfan. (@Im__Arfan) March 13, 2019Way too many No. 7 batsmen in this Indian XI.#IndvAus— Gaurav Sethi (@BoredCricket) March 13, 2019Sanju Manju appreciated Jadhav-Bhuvi partnership at 8:40. It's 8:50 and both batsmen are in the Pavillion. #INDvAUS— Sunil- The cricketer (@1sInto2s) March 13, 2019Ravindra Jadeja going to rent his horse in weddings for earning after this innings of Bhuvneshwar. #INDvAUS— 𝐒𝐢𝐥𝐥𝐲 𝐏𝐨𝐢𝐧𝐭 (@FarziCricketer) March 13, 2019Jadeja can bat is the biggest scam.#INDvsAUS— Mr. A 🏏 (@cricdrugs) March 13, 2019Series loss after being 2-0 up. Proper wake-up calls in all of the last three games. India wanted to learn new things, they have.— Nikhil 🏏 (@CricCrazyNIKS) March 13, 2019When you forget attachment while sending the email. pic.twitter.com/XycCTy2WAq— Sagar (@sagarcasm) March 13, 2019Rohit Sharma's Bat = Rafale Docments pic.twitter.com/wSgjnFo5of— Bollywood Gandu (@BollywoodGandu) March 13, 2019Kohli after next toss: * Makes random changes* I know I said the same last match, but we feel this is our best XI.— Elite Alagappan (@IndianMourinho) March 13, 2019In a land ruled by darkness, there's only one ray of hope. #BringBackDK 🤭— Srini Mama (@SriniMaama16) March 13, 2019watching #INDvAUS pic.twitter.com/CyqcwRJ3k0— Sunil- The cricketer (@1sInto2s) March 13, 2019Rohit Sharma85th Fastest to 3000 ODI Runs54th Fastest to 4000 ODI Runs28th Fastest to 5000 ODI Runs12th Fastest to 6000 ODI Runs5th Fastest to 7000 ODI Runs3rd Fastest to 8000 ODI Runs.@ImRo45 🐐#IndvAus pic.twitter.com/cv9AeHlM7p— pranav (@being_pranav_) March 13, 2019When you're fielding in Syed Mushtaq Ali T20 and Jadeja's figures show up on the big screen pic.twitter.com/z7lurTD3su— Abhishek (@absycric) March 13, 2019Hardik Pandya is more integral to this team than some of us think. Everytime he has gone missing, the best combination has become a jigsaw puzzle. It now remains a mystery what India will decide on in the World Cup.— Saurabh Malhotra (@MalhotraSaurabh) March 13, 2019I don’t like to think of myself as particularly parochial but I must say that if Australia sort their ODI shit out in time to win another World Cup after having been colossally shit for the better part of the last four years then I will laugh and laugh and laugh. #INDvAUS— Dan Liebke (@LiebCricket) March 13, 2019Will be tough for Warner & Smith to get into this Oz side :)— Vikram Sathaye (@vikramsathaye) March 13, 2019