The two sides - India and Australia - have broken a few records after the 2nd T20I at the Sydney Cricket Ground.
The Indian cricket team became the second nation after Sri Lanka to win two T20I series in Australia, with the Sri Lankan team winning three consecutive from 2010 to 2017.
The visitors had sealed the T20I series after winning the second match at the SCG by six wickets.
Their new skipper Matthew Wade started with a bang, reaching his fifty off just 25 balls. However, India came back and pulled things to restrict Australia less than 200, which in the end wasn't enough.
Chasing 195, Team India (195/4) got past the target, with Shikhar Dhawan, Virat Kohli and Hardik Pandya playing crucial knocks.
Here's a look at the records broken at the Sydney Cricket Ground.
1. Australian batsmen script records
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Steve Smith's 46 got him to 770 career T20I runs at 27.50. The star batsman is now the sixth-highest run-scorer in T20Is for the Aussies. He even went past the tally of David Hussey (756).
Glenn Maxwell (22) hit two sixes and has now slammed 84 sixes and surpassed Shane Watson's tally (83).
Matthew Wade scored his second career T20I fifty.
2. Special feat for Yuzvendra Chahal
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Yuzvendra Chahal became the joint-highest wicket-taker for India in T20Is alongside Jasprit Bumrah (59 each).
Not just him even Hardik Pandya achieved a milestone. His unbeaten 22-ball 42* is his highest T20I score.
3. India's 10th successive T20I match win
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While Australia registered their fourth-highest total against India in T20Is, this total was also their second-best at the SCG against Team India.
However, India amassed their third-highest T20I total against Australia, besides their second-best in Sydney.
While Australia have won 10 of their 15 completed T20I matches since the start of 2019, India have tasted success in each of their last 10 completed T20Is.
4. Shikhar Dhawan smashes a host of records
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Shikhar Dhawan's 36-ball 52 against Australia helped him get past 1,600 career T20I runs (1,641). He is now just the third Indian batsman to achieve this tally. Dhawan even went past Chris Gayle's tally of 1,627 runs.
The southpaw slammed his 11th career T20I fifty and a second versus Australia. He is now the second-highest scorer for India against Australia in T20Is (319).
5. Virat Kohli gets past 600 T20I runs against Australia
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Virat Kohli's 40 helps him to reach 2,843 runs in T20Is at 49.87. The Indian captain has become the first player to get past 600 runs in Australia-India T20Is (633).
Kohli, who hit two fours in the match, has also gone past the mark of 50 fours against Australia (51). He is just the second player after Aaron Finch to achieve this feat in Australia-India T20Is.
