BRISBANE, Australia (AP) — Australia captain Mitch Marsh won the toss and sent India in to bat in overcast conditions Saturday, needing a victory at the Gabba to level the Twenty20 international series.

With rain and a possible storm on the forecast, the series-deciding game could be truncated. That means India's batters need to score quickly from the start.

India took a 2-1 series lead with a 48-run victory Thursday on the Gold Coast, where Washington Sundar took three wickets in five deliveries to snuff out Australia's run chase.

The Australians kept the same XI and India made just one change, with Rinka Singh coming in for Tilak Varma at No 4 in the batting order.

Australia lost its last seven wickets for 28 runs on the Gold Coast and was out for 119, its second lowest T20 total on

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