Shivam Dube gets bowled for 22 in an ugly manner by Nathan Ellis in AUS vs IND 2025 4th T20I [Watch]

Australia seamer Nathan Ellis made Shivam Dube look ugly after castling the India all-rounder in the fourth T20I versus India at Carrara Oval in the Gold Coast on Thursday, November 6. It was the right-armer's first wicket of the innings as the hosts got a key breakthrough.

The dismissal occurred in the 12th over as Mitchell Marsh turned to Ellis for his second over. The 31-year-old bowled an off-cutter on the middle-and-leg stump. The southpaw got cramped for room as he tried to work it onto the leg side. Instead, the ball hit the leg pole, and Dube had to walk back for 22 off 18 deliveries.

Watch the video of the dismissal below:

Dube, who came in at No. 3, hit a boundary off Ben Dwarshuis and struck a gigantic six against Adam Zampa. However, he wasn't able to carry on and make a big score.

Nathan Ellis dismisses Shubman Gill for 46

Nathan Ellis celebrates a wicket. (Credits: Getty)

Nathan Ellis has also picked up the vital wicket of Shubman Gill, who departed for 46 off 39 balls. He bowled a back-of-the-hand slower delivery as the Indian vice-captain went for a swipe over mid-wicket. But he missed it completely and the ball struck the leg stump, giving Ellis his second scalp.

Earlier, Australia captain Mitchell Marsh won yet another toss and opted to bowl first. Australia made four changes to their side, bringing in Josh Philippe, Ben Dwarshuis, Glenn Maxwell and Adam Zampa for Travis Head, Sean Abbott, Mitch Owen and Matt Kuhnemann. The Men in Blue, meanwhile, went ahead with an unchanged playing XI.

Abhishek Sharma was the first wicket to fall as he perished for 28 to Adam Zampa. The five-game series is currently locked 1-1. After a washout in the opener, Australia won in Melbourne by four wickets, while the tourists won the previous match in Hobart by five wickets.

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Edited by Srinjoy Sanyal