Australian bowlers were smashed all over the park by Indian batsmen, especially Virat Kohli, but visiting skipper George Bailey said he is not disappointed by their performance as they stuck to the team's plan in the sixth cricket One-dayer in Nagpur.

India chased down 351 last night riding on Kohli's 66-ball 115 and Shikhar Dhawan's 102-ball 100. In the process, the duo stole the thunder from Shane Watson (102) and Bailey, who had shone with a 114-ball 156.

The result has left seven-match series tied at 2-2 with the final One-dayer set to be the decisive one.

"I think we bowled better. I thought we had much better plans here. I could really see what the bowlers were trying to do. We stuck at it really well. I'm certainly not disappointed with the bowlers tonight," Bailey said on Wednesday.

"I thought we tried really hard. And how close? It's getting down to three balls at the end there. You're talking minuscule differences in the game," he said.

Kohli carted the Australian bowlers around in a whirlwind knock which included 18 fours and a six. Bailey said his bowlers need to figure out a way to get Kohli out.

"I'd like to find a way to get Virat Kohli out. That's probably my first thought. I don't think we should read too much into 360 and 350. It's quite clear that given the two new balls and the four (fielders) out, that maybe the new 300-290. We're disappointed not to win. But we're not making too much of the score," he said.