India lost their fourth consecutive match of the series to Australia by 25 runs at the Manuka Oval here on Wednesday.
Set a target of 349, India folded up for 323 runs despite opener Shikhar Dhawan (126) and Virat Kohli (106) scoring centuries. From 277/1 in the 38th over, the visiting team collapsed for 323 in 49.2 overs.
Australia now lead the series 4-0. The fifth and last One-Day International (ODI) will be played in Sydney on Saturday.
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