Virat Kohli's team is going through a dream perfect 10 and if yesterday's training session at the M Chinnaswamy Stadium was any indication, the winning streak is most likely to continue.

The fate of the five-match series was decided after India swept aside Australia in the first three matches, leaving the possibility of an embarrassing whitewash hanging over the tourists' heads.

While the likes of Kohli and former captain MS Dhoni have been consistently doing what they do best, Hardik Pandya's growth as an all-rounder has added a new dimension to the team.

Hardik slammed a fluent 78, a few days after an attacking 66-ball 83, as India comfortably chased down 294 in the last game at Indore to take an unassailable 3-0 lead. Rohit Sharma and Ajikya Rahane played their part to perfection, each scoring half-centuries in a 131-run opening partnership.

If needed, India can also count on the likes of Kedar Jadhav and Manish Pandey to deliver with the bat, though one of them could make the way for homeboy KL Rahul tomorrow.

While batting has always been their strength, India continues to impress with the ball as well. Seam bowlers Bhuvneshwar Kumar and Jasprit Bumrah have been troubling Australia's top-order and have also kept things rather tight in the death overs.

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