In yet another blistering performance by Indian bowlers, Australia got all out for 294 in their second innings, thus setting a 328-run target for India on Day Four of the fourth and final Test at The Gabba.
For India, Mohammed Siraj took his first 5-wicket haul and dedicated his outstanding performance to his late father. Siraj picked up his maiden five-wicket haul, conceding 73 runs in 19.5 overs. Shardul Thakur also picked four wickets for 61 in the 19 overs he bowled while debutant off-spinner Washington Sundar scalped one.
For Australia, Steve Smith was the top scorer as he scored 55 runs off 74 deliveries, with the help of seven boundaries. David Warner, Marcus Harris, and Cameron Green made notable contributions of 48, 38, and 37 respectively.
When India's second innings resumed, Rohit Sharma played a perfect cover-drive off Starc's bowl. However, rain poured down and the play was halted.
The four-match series is currently tied at 1-1 with Australia winning the first Test in Adelaide and India winning the second in Melbourne. The third Test in Sydney had ended in a draw.