Australia In India 2013

Raining records: Unbelievable stats of the Australia vs India series

Here are some of the key stats and records in the seventh ODI match between India and Australia, which India won by 57 runs:

Rohit Sharma can be the next Sachin Tendulkar: George Bailey

Ind vs Aus as it happened: Rohit's 209 trumps Faulkner's 116

Live coverage from seventh and final ODI between India and Australia in Bangalore

An outrageous Rohit innings for an outrageous series

Rohit Sharma's numbers are worth listing: 209 runs (the second highest ODI score ever), 16 sixes (a world record), 12 fours (he hit more sixes than fours), 9 twos, 47 singles, 74 dot balls. His 491 runs are a world record in a bilateral series.

To get 200 runs is a wonderful feeling: Rohit Sharma

Sharma joins Sachin and Sehwag in the all-Indian club of ODI double-centurions

Photos: Rohit Sharma's record-breaking 209

Rohit Sharma smashed 209 against Australia in the seventh and final ODI in Bangalore.

Series win in India will lift Australia ahead of Ashes: Haddin

Haddin said having played in the country on a regular basis, Indian conditions are now not alien to the Australian team.

New ODI rule should be reconsidered: Virat Kohli

With this new rule in place, India and Australia together have scored a phenomenal 2,565 runs from four ODIs so far, excluding the 295 the visiting team scored in the abandoned One-dayer in Ranchi.

I used to dream of doing what Sachin did in Sharjah: Virat Kohli

Kohli has been the most consistent Indian batsman in the series so far having hit two of the three fastest hundreds (off 52 and 61 balls respectively) by an Indian in the second and sixth ODIs but he said winning is more important than personal records.

India vs Australia: India need batsmen to deliver again in series decider

India will find the going a little easier as Australia's pace spearhead Mitchell Johnson is on his way home to prepare for the Ashes.