T20 World Cup 2024, India vs Australia Award Winners: India secured a commanding victory over Australia by 45 runs in their Super 8 match of the T20 World Cup. India qualified for the semifinals with the win. Also read: Most Runs in T20 World Cup | Most Wickets | Most Sixes | Super 8 Points Table
India set a daunting target of 205/5, thanks to a scintillating 92 from captain Rohit Sharma. In response, Australia managed to score 160/8, with Glenn Maxwell's spirited 52 not enough to chase down the total.

Rohit Sharma | Man of the match and India Captain: "Satisfying. We know the opposition and the threat they bring. As a team, we did well, kept doing the things we needed to do. Gives us good confidence as a team. 200 is a good score but when you are playing here with wind being a big factor, anything can happen. But I think we used the conditions really well, and it was about individuals doing their job. It was about getting wickets at the right time.
"(On Kuldeep) We know the strength he has, but we need to use him when necessary. In New York, there were seamer-friendly wickets. He had to miss out but we knew he had a big role to play out here. (On the semi-final) We don't want to do anything different, play the same way and understand what each person has to do.
"Play freely and not think too much on what's lying ahead. Not think about the opposition. We have been doing it consistently, just need to continue. (On playing England in semis) It will be a nice match, nothing changes for us as a team."
Mitch Marsh | Australia Captain: "Disappointing. It happens in the game of cricket. In the course of 40 overs, there are a lot of small margins. India were the better team, Rohit is a class player. (On Head and Maxwell's batting) Gave us more belief than hope. In a run chase like that if you keep it at 10 an over, we are in the game. India's bowlers were too good though in the end. Come on, Bangladesh now!"
15 maximums for India today - the most sixes by them in an innings in T20 World Cups, surpassing the 13 they hit in the previous game against Bangladesh in North Sound. It is also the most by a team in this year's T20 World Cup.
Stats courtesy: Cricbuzz