NEW DELHI: The defeat in the third T20I against Australia hasn't dampened the spirits of the young Team India as the home team's squad on Wednesday reached the venue of the next game, Raipur, in the five-match series.
Despite scoring a gigantic 222/3 in Guwahati on Tuesday, the hosts ended up on the losing side as the Aussies rode on Glenn Maxwell's 104 not out off 48 balls to clinch a five-wicket win off the last ball of the match.
The Surykumar Yadav-led squad then left Assam to travel to Raipur, as the BCCI captured the team's departure and arrival in a video where the players and coach VVS Laxman could be seen in high spirits.
India won the first two T20Is to take a 2-0 lead in the series, but Australia came back in third T20I to cut the home team's lead to 2-1.
The fourth T20I will be played at the Shaheed Veer Narayan Singh International Stadium in Raipur on December 1.
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