The game was a dead rubber as India have already been knocked out of the tournament after losing their first three games, two to Australia and one to England.
The two visiting teams had already booked a place in the final to be played on Saturday after India were knocked out following three losses.
Indian women's T20 captain Harmanpreet Kaur admitted that the bowling unit needs to improve after England recorded the highest chase in T20 internationals against the hosts.
Wyatt found an able partner in Tamsin Beaumont who played the second fiddle in their 96-run second wicket stand, which took the game away from India.
The hosts lost the lung-opener of the tri-series by six wickets as Australia dominated with both the bat and ball.
The hosts will need to improve in all three departments if they are to avoid a repeat of the six-wicket defeat to the Aussies at the Brabourne Stadium.
Unadkat, who returned with figures of 1/33 in Johannesburg and 2/42 in Centurion, said that the South Africa tour was a good learning curve for him.
Hooda was first picked in the Indian squad for the three-match bilateral T20 series versus Sri Lanka held last December at home, but did not get a game.
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The 22-year-old from Rohtak celebrated his national call-up with a fine all-round display for the RBI in the 14th DY Patil T20 Cup on Sunday.
The T20I tri-series is slated to begin on March 6, with the first match to be played between India and Sri Lanka at the R. Premadasa Stadium (RPS).
In doing so Australia posted their fifth straight T20 victory to take over the No. 1 world ranking in the format after starting the season ranked seventh.
Chasing 195 to win against England, New Zealand only needed to reach 175 to ensure themselves a place in the finals based on run rate as both teams finished the round-robin stages of the tri-series series with one win each.
Chasing a tough target, Australia started briskly with openers Short and Warner scoring 76 and 59 runs respectively.
A rain delay reduced Australia's target under the Duckworth-Lewis method to 95 runs in 15 overs, and the hosts scored 96-3 in 11.3 overs for an easy victory.
Finch also sat out in the last two one-day international (ODI) matches against England due to the injury.
Bangladesh outclassed Sri Lanka by 163 runs to mark their biggest margin victory, surpassing their previous best -- a 160-run ODI win -- which they registered against West Indies at Khulna in 2012.
Titled as 'Nidahas Trophy 2018', the tri-series will be played from March 6 to 18.
Iqbal struck an unbeaten 84 to lead the chase as Bangladesh reached 171/2 in 28.3 overs after Al Hasan gave the team early momentum.
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