I don't practice too much but like to be specific: Dinesh Karthik

Dinesh Karthik come up with the big hits in extreme pressure situations. One such case was on Friday night when he smashed a six and four to seal the game for India after nine runs were needed off the last six balls. Asked about his process, the designated finisher in the team said creating scenarios in the nets helps him perform in the middle. "Over a period of time, I've been practising for this, I've been doing it for RCB now and I'm happy doing it here. So it's a consistent routine for a period of time. "I do a lot of scenario practices and also Rahul (Dravid) bhai and Vikram (Rathour) bhai has been accommodating of how I want to practice, what are the kinds of shots I want to practice.

Read Also2nd T20I, India vs Australia: Rohit Sharma, Axar Patel sparkle as India clinch truncated tie

India skipper Rohit Sharma didn’t put a foot wrong on Friday. Right from bringing in Axar Patel in the Powerplay to driving his team’s chase, the skipper aced it all. Sharma displayed a range of shots as he creamed Australian attack and carried his bat as India defeated Australia by six wickets at

"I have been very specific with it. I don't practice too much but I like to keep it as specific as possible," said Karthik after India levelled the series against Australia.

Read AlsoWould like to see Axar Patel's batting, won't analyse Jasprit Bumrah's bowling much: Rohit Sharma

India skipper Rohit Sharma is extremely pleased with Axar Patel's bowling effort but is eagerly waiting to see how he bats in crunch moments after the spin all-rounder made an impression in the team's win in the second T20I against Australia. The left-arm spinner grabbed two wickets -- Glenn Maxwell

In the first game, Karthik came to bat after Axar Patel while on