It can be said that the luck is not in Australian team side as after losing three out of five matches of ongoing ODI Series in front of India there is another setback to Aussies as the left-arm spinner Ashton Agar will miss the second last and final matches of remaining ODI. The reason behind the player to miss out these matches is his fractured finger.

The news is confirmed by the doctor Richard Saw as "Ashton injured his right little finger whilst fielding in the match last night. Following the conclusion of the match, he went for x-rays which have confirmed a fracture of the finger. He will return home to Australia and consult a specialist with a possibility of surgery," ESPNcricinfo quoted as saying.

The ruling out of 23-year-old can be a major blow to the Australian team in the upcoming matches. The fourth ODI of ongoing five-match series between Australia and Virat Kohli led side India is scheduled to take place 28 September 2017 Thursday in Bengaluru. The third ODI which is played at Holkar Stadium, Indore on Sunday, 24th September 2017 the Men in Blue registered a five-wicket victory over the Australian team while in the second ODI match also India defeated Australia.

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