SEE PICS | Guwahati: Australian players touched by fans' heartfelt apology post rock pelting on bus fiasco

The Australian cricket team put up a spirited performance to defeat India in the second T20 in Guwahati on Tuesday. However, their joy was short-lived as the Aussie team bus was attacked by a miscreant as they left the stadium after the match.

The vehicle was damaged as a glass panel was broken. Though no player was injured, it left the Australian players zapped as it was the second time in two months that their bus was attacked.

In September, a rock was thrown at their bus during a Test match in Chittagong, Bangladesh.

To make up for the embarrassment caused by one fan, several cricket lovers stood outside the visitor's hotel with posters offering an apology for the wrongdoing.

Guwahati cricket fans with sorry placards apologizing to Aussies outside Radisson Blu hotel pic.twitter.com/KqJJH3WNjw

- Mriganka (@Atheist_mrigen) October 11, 2017

Fans apologising to team #Australia outside their hotel #INDvAUS #Guwahati #BarsaparaStadium pic.twitter.com/7qADF5rtIa

- Vishal (@Vishal15067) October 11, 2017

Aussie all-rounder, and the star of the 2nd T20, Moises Henriques appreciated the gesture by the people of Guwahati. In a social media post on Wednesday, he wrote, "Whilst the bus home last night wasn’t ideal, the support from fans & children across Assam today in response was kind. Cheers 2 good vibes."

Here's his tweet

Whilst the bus home last night wasn’t ideal, the support from fans & children across Assam today in response was kind. Cheers 2 good vibes

— Moises Henriques (@Mozzie21) October 11, 2017

Players and staff were travelling from Busapara Stadium back to their team hotel in the eastern city when the rock pierced the window on the right-hand side of the bus, CA said on its website (cricket.com.au).

Leg-spinner Adam Zampa, who accounted for the wickets of MS Dhoni and Kedar Kadhav in the victory, said it was a disappointing incident.

The board said the rock was "believed to be roughly the size of a cricket ball" and had ended up inside the bus.

"In a remarkable piece of good fortune, no one was sitting on the seat next to the window when it was broken," CA's report said.

"While no one was injured, the Australian players were understandably shaken up by the incident."