Ahead of the first T20I of the three-match test series at the Gabba, Brisbane where Team India suffered a defeat from Australia by 4 runs.

India’s tour of Australia consisted of three-match Twenty20 Series, followed by four-match test series starting from December 6 and India's tour will end with the three-match One Day International series on January 18.

Skipper Virat Kohli received a star welcome at the Gabba ahead of India vs Australia first T20.

Kohli made sure he had some time for his young fans at the iconic venue.

At the Gabba in Brisbane, thousands of Indian fans turned up to watch the team India in action.

But as India lost the match by 4 runs, most of them went home disappointed. Some of the fans had a memorable time with Indian Skipper Virat Kohli obliged for a few autographs and selfies.

The India captain always interacts with his fans as often as he can. At Gabba, Kohli signed some autographs for kids who were apparently left awestruck. It can be seen that many fans tried clicking selfies from the other side of the stand while Kohli patiently obliged the kids with autographs.

BCCI uploaded a video on Twitter that read as, ”Captain Kohli with a heart-warming gesture before the start of game at The Gabba #TeamIndia #AUSvIND”.

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It was the hearthbreaking defeat for team India. Australia had to prematurely end their innings at 158/4 off 17 overs due to heavy showers which prevented the last three overs from being played.

Shikhar Dhawan slammed 76 off 42 balls but all the efforts of Team India went in vain as revised D/L target for Team India was then raised to 174 in 17 overs. Now the two teams will meet for the second T20I at the Melbourne Cricket Ground. To get the most accurate cricket match prediction, click here.

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