India's tinkering with batting order looks set to continue
Updated On: 15 January, 2020 07:26 AM IST | Mumbai | SS Ramaswamy
However with Dhawan, who struck one six and nine fours in his 91-ball knock, and Rahul (47 in 61 balls) coming good, the team's think tank is unlikely to leave one of them in the second game at Rajkot on Friday

KL Rahul (left) and Shikhar Dhawan during their 121-run stand at Wankhede yesterday
India tinkered again with their batting order by including all three openers in the playing XI in the first ODI against Australia at the Wankhede Stadium on Tuesday. In Pune, in the final game of the best-of-three T20I series against Sri Lanka last week that preceded the current ODI rubber, skipper Virat Kohli had batted as low as No. 6.
On Tuesday, all three in the running for the openers' slots—Rohit Sharma, Shikhar Dhawan and KL Rahul— were included and batted in the same order.
This was already hinted by Kohli in the pre-game media conference on Monday.
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