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WATCH: After Joe Root, the Australian teenager giant killer strikes again to dismiss Virat Kohli
In response, Cricket Australia XI finished the day at 24-0 in four postponements. For India, Cheteshwar Pujara (54), Ajinkya Rahane (56) and Hanuma Vihari (53) were the others at post-half-ages.
The rain finally broke and the match started earlier in the morning. The game was extended to 98 relays for each of the remaining three days.
Cricket Australia XI won the draw and invited India to fight.
Visitors have left aside Bhuvneshwar Kumar, Jasprit Bumrah, Parthiv Patel and Kuldeep Yadav of the 14-man team selected for this training game that does not have first-class status.
Due to the high soil moisture, there was a lack of rhythm and twists in the morning, but Shaw, a 19-year-old, was at a breakneck pace, hitting 11 feet during his stay of 69 balls on the ground.
His opening partner, KL Rahul (3), again struggled to time. He was caught midway through and played Jackson Coleman (1-45).
Shaw and Pujara then added 80 points for the second wicket. While the young opener has started bowling, the latter has returned to his usual calm.
Shaw reached his half-century with 52 balls, including eight on all fours, but was defeated while he was trying to sweep away Daniel Fallins (1-48).
India had lunch at 169-2, Pujara also completing its 89 balls in half a century and Kohli, solid as ever, out of 41 not eliminated.
In total, the skipper scored 64 goals out of 87, including seven to four and one six, and seemed comfortable. He reached his half-century with 78 balls.
The duo fell after lunch, while Pujara was the victim of a decisive pass by Luke Robins (1-59), while Aaron Hardie, aged 19, took Kohli's prized scalp, accepting the return of the match.
Rahane and Vihari then met, scoring 81 points for the fifth wicket.
Vihari seemed very comfortable and scored at a fast pace. Rahane, at the other end, took his time and sat down.
Vihari reached his half-century with 75 balls and was released before D & # 39; Arcy Short (1-42) after tea. Rahane continued to insist and score half a century on 115 balls, then retired for 56 afterwards.
Rohit Sharma also scored 40 points on 55 balls, including five to four and six. But the lower Indian group folded without too much effort, including Sharma, who was stuck behind after the ball was taken back.
R Ashwin (0) was caught by the back of the side of the legs, while Mohammed Shami was also caught from behind for a three-ball duck.
Hardie finished with 4-50 with the last man Umesh Yadav to miss. Rishabh Pant was unbeaten on 9 not out. Pant had a good shot in the nets during the first session.
Ravindra Jadeja, Ishant Sharma and Murali Vijay did not have a bat, perhaps in the second round.
In addition, the Australian trio of Mitchell Starc, Pat Cummins and Josh Hazelwood was spotted in the nets of the CIS Thursday morning, waiting for the first test to be held in Adelaide on December 6.
The two teams won one match each for a T20 series tied for three, the second part having been abandoned because of the rain.
Short notes:
India 1st round: 358 all in 92 outs (Virat Kohli 64, Prithvi Shaw 66, Aaron Hardie 4/50).
Cricket Australia XI 1st round: 24/0 in 4 overs (Max Bryant 14 to the bat, Arcy Short 10 to the bat).
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