Steve Smith holds Virat Kohli after Australia has lost in India, in rare scenes after the game holds his hand on his chest

As soon as Kl Rahul hit Six's winner in front of Glenn Maxwell's bowling, the celebrations celebrated in the camp and the entire Indian camp was jumping with joy. Kl Rahul screamed with the lungs and senior professionals Virat Kohli and Rohit Sharma hugged.

However, the focus soon shifted to Steve Smith and Virat Kohli, who shook the hand for the first time. The duo hugged itself and Smith was then seen as he put his hands on Virat Kohli's breast.

This was a rare gesture from Smith, and he may show his appreciation for 'Chase Master' Kohli, who was again the manager behind India's successful chase.

Kohli also hugged Glenn Maxwell, his former teammate at Royal Challengers Bengaluru (RCB). The duo spoke for a short time before shook his hand on other players.

Both Kohli and Smith had a good day in the office. However, it was Kohli's efforts that triumphed about Smith and Australia. The 36-year-old was convicted of the player of the game for his knocking of 84 runs of 98 balls when India flee the finish of 265 with four gates in his hand and 11 balls.

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This is the third master trophy in a row for India and the team is now waiting for the winner of the South Africa against the New Zealand semi -finals in the Gaddafi Stadium in Lahore.

India won the Champions Trophy in 2013, while the team reached the final of the 2017 edition and finally lost to Pakistan at the summit in the Oval, London.

As the latter spoke of the semi -finals between India and Australia, he won the throw and decided on the first blow. Mohammed Shami returned with three gates when Australia was ejected in 49.3 over 264.

Varun Chakaravarthy and Ravindra Jadeja each took two gates. Smith was Australia's top scorer and played a 73-year-old pounding while Alex Carey scored 61 points.

India comfortably followed the total of playing valuable knocks as Virat Kohli (84), Shreyas Iyer (45) and KL Rahul (42*) without making the pressure from India better.