Live now | IND vs AUS LIVE Score, 1st Test Day 4: Second session begins, Travis Head and Mitchell Marsh take charge

Mitchell Marsh hit a six off Harshit Rana. Marsh and Head have quickly made a partnership of 34 runs. India will have to take wickets at regular intervals. 

A lunch break has been announced. Australia has put 104 runs on the scoreboard after losing 5 wickets in 30 overs. Travis Head is unbeaten on 63 and Mitchell Marsh is unbeaten on 5 runs. Australia still needs 430 runs to win. Team India has to take 5 wickets to win. 

Travis Head has completed his half-century by standing firm at one end. This is the first half-century from Australia in this match. Now it will be interesting to see how long Travis Head can stay at the crease. Australia is about to complete 100 runs. However, the hosts are still more than 400 runs away from the target. 

Mohammad Siraj has finally broken the partnership between Head and Smith. Siraj showed Smith the way to the pavilion. Smith was caught by Pant behind the wicket. He was out after scoring 17 runs. 

After 23 overs, Australia has put 77 runs on the scoreboard after losing 4 wickets. Head is very close to his half-century. India will have to break this partnership or else it can be difficult. 

Steve Smith and Travis Head have completed a partnership of 50 runs. Travis Head is playing after scoring 43 runs. Whereas, Smith is on a score of 17 runs. 

Steve Smith had a narrow escape. The ball hit the pad. The umpire rejected the appeal and Captain Bumrah went for the review. The replay clearly showed that the ball came very close to the wicket. 

Australia has put 27 runs on the scoreboard after losing 4 wickets in 11 overs. Steve Smith is playing after scoring 6 runs and Travis Head is playing after scoring 3 runs. The Indian team is trying to wrap up the Australian team as soon as possible.

Australia suffered the fourth blow as soon as the fourth day’s play began. Mohammad Siraj showed Usman Khawaja the way to the pavilion. Khawaja could score only 4 runs. 

By the end of the third day, Australia had lost the wickets of its three big batsmen within just 12 runs. 

The fourth day of the Perth Test will be played today. Team India will try to bowl out Australia in the first session itself so that they can gain a 1-0 lead in the series.