WATCH: Virat Kohli pokes fun at Labuschagne with dance moves as Smith watches

Australia defeated India in the 3rd and final ODI of their three-match series to avoid a clean sweep. Australia won the match by a margin of 66 runs. Glenn Maxwell picked up a four-wicket haul in his comeback match for Australia ahead of the upcoming ODI World Cup. Australia will now go into the ICC tournament with the much-needed confidence. The Pat Cummins-led side had lost the first two games to concede the series to India. However, they made a fantastic comeback in the third encounter to seal the victory. 

3 things you need to know

• Australia won the toss and elected to bat first
• Australia posted 352/7 in 50 overs thanks to fifties from Warner, Marsh, Smith, Labuschagne
• India got bowled out for 286 runs with Maxwell taking a four-wicket haul

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Virat Kohli pulls out hilarious dance moves

In the midst of the scorching heat during the ongoing 3rd ODI between Australia and India in Rajkot, Virat Kohli lightened the mood with a playful gesture aimed at Marnus Labuschagne. As the star Australian batsman Steve Smith placed an ice pack on his head, Indian No. 3 Virat Kohli seized the opportunity to have some fun with the Australian team, and the video of this amusing incident quickly went viral.

The incident unfolded during the drinks break when members of the Australian team brought out a yellow chair and an ice pack. With Labuschagne observing, Kohli lightheartedly showcased some dance moves, while Kuldeep Yadav was seen engaged in a conversation with Adam Zampa, who had been rested for this particular game.

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Steve Smith's series had started on a promising note with a decent 41 in Mohali, but he faced a disappointing golden duck in the 2nd ODI in Indore. Nevertheless, the former Australian captain displayed determination from the outset in Rajkot, notching a half-century off 43 balls. His innings came to an end when he was dismissed by Mohammed Siraj, adjudged LBW for 74 runs off 61 deliveries while attempting to flick a delivery on the leg side.

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