Melbourne Cricket Ground (MCG) plays host in the customary 'Boxing Day' Test as Australia play India in the penultimate Test of the five-match series.

Melbourne Cricket Ground (MCG) plays host in the customary 'Boxing Day' Test as Australia play India in the penultimate Test of the five-match series.

Australia claimed a lead of 105 runs on the first innings and stretched its advantage to 158 at lunch on day four of the fourth cricket test against India.

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Jasprit Bumrah's 4-56 and a milestone 200th Test wicket gave India hope on Day 4 of the Boxing Day Test, but Australia's lower-order resistance, led b

Pat Cummins, Nathan Lyon, and Scott Boland defied Indian bowlers on Day 4 of the fourth Test at Melbourne, facing over 200 balls and scoring 91 runs. Their resilience put Australia in a strong position with a lead of 333 runs despite Jasprit Bumrah's four wickets reducing them to 91/6 earlier.

Nitish Kumar Reddy seems to be showing some trust on Mohammed Siraj's batting abilities as the pair look to frustrate Australia by lasting at least the first half an hour.