Australia were wobbling at 133 for six at stumps on the third day of the Boxing Day Test at the eminent Melbourne Cricket Ground.Aiming to exorcize the apparitions of being bowled out for a record most minimal 36 in the arrangement opener, the guests had set up 326 on the board for a 131-run lead in answer to Australia’s first-innings complete of 195 full scale.

A constant India walked toward a predominant arrangement leveling triumph after their imposing bowlers scythed through Australian batting, squeezing home the benefit of a sizeable first-innings lead on the third day of the subsequent Test, here on Monday.

Australia were wobbling at 133 for six at stumps on the third day of the Boxing Day Test at the brilliant Melbourne Cricket Ground.Aiming to exorcize the apparitions of being bowled out for a record most reduced 36 in the arrangement opener, the guests had set up 326 on the board for a 131-run lead in answer to Australia’s first-innings complete of 195 full scale.

Trying to clear out the shortfall, Australia started their second innings on a shocking note as Joe Burns (4) got out for a helpless score, yet in addition squandered a survey after pacer Umesh Yadav (1/5) opened him up with one that swung away late.

Brought right on time into the assault, prepared off-spinner Ravichandran Ashwin (1/46) indeed demonstrated his class when he swindled Marnus Labuschagne (28 off 49 balls) with a slider that went straight with the point.

Ashwin let one slid across and with the batsman hoping to guard. The ball went the alternate way and took an external edge on its approach to Rahane from the outset slip.Matthew Wade (27 batting, 89 balls) and Steve Smith (6 batting, 20 balls) endure the excess overs before the lunch break, which they took at 65 for two. By then, the hosts followed India by 66 runs.

More torments anticipated Australia in the last meeting when they lost four wickets for the expansion of 68 runs, as India surrounded an equalizer in the four-coordinate arrangement after the embarrassing thrashing in the opener at Adelaide Oval.