READ MORE: <\/strong>'Absolutely insane' run shatters marathon world record\ufeff<\/strong><\/a><\/strong><\/p>\n <\/strong><\/p>\n READ MORE:<\/strong> Bathurst winner's resurgence from 'sad state of affairs'\ufeff<\/strong><\/a><\/p>\n Australia had taken three wickets in the first two overs to leave India in a perilous position and it could've easily been 4\/20 in the eighth over.<\/p>\n With Josh Hazlewood bowling a short ball, Kohli got his timing all wrong and skied the delivery. Marsh and Alex Carey both ran towards the ball, with Marsh the first there but the all-rounder ultimately dropping it by hardly getting a hand to it.<\/p>\n "There was a turning point, there can be only one turning point and this came very early," Indian legend Ravi Shastri said in commentary.<\/p>\n "Score on 20, Mitchell Marsh not getting his fingers anywhere near the ball, I think distracted with Alex Carey coming in towards him and it turned out to be a real costly miss from Australia's point of view."\ufeff\ufeff<\/p>\n Kohli and Rahul weren't fazed by it, though, rescuing India's innings.\ufeff<\/p>\n After winning the toss, Australia \u2014 a five-time world champion \u2014 slumped after being 1\/74 in the 17th over. Steve Smith was the top scorer with 46.<\/p>\n At 2\/110, the Aussies lost 5\/30 \ufeffdue to Ravindra Jadeja and Kuldeep Yadav's magic with the ball.<\/p>\n Mitchell Starc added 28 valuable lower-order runs to help Australia reach 199, but in the end it made little difference.<\/p>\n Watch every Australian Cricket World Cup match and other headline games live and free on Channel Nine and<\/strong> 9Now<\/strong><\/a>.<\/strong><\/p>\n Post-game, Cummins joked about Marsh's dropped catch but admitted dropping a player of Kohli's calibre wasn't a good result.<\/p>\n "I've already forgotten about it," he laughed.<\/p>\n "Not ideal, especially someone of his calibre, it happens, 4\/10 would've been a dream start, but not to be."\ufeff<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"<\/p>\n
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