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world test championship final | australia vs. india | day 4

World Test Championship Final | Australia vs. India | DAY 4

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Marnus Labuschagne departed early on Day 4, courtesy a disciplined spell from Umesh Yadav
 
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Alex Carey carried the rest of the Australian innings with various partners, scoring a valuable half-century to extend the lead to 443
 
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After the dismissal of Cummins, the skipper declared the innings, setting India a record 444 to chase in just over four sessions
 
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Shubman Gill and Rohit Sharma started positively, scoring at nearly a run-a-ball until the 7th over, in pursuit of 443
 
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The wicket of Shubman Gill created controversy, due to the third umpire not giving the batsman the benefit of the doubt despite considerable doubt that the ball had been grassed by Cameron Green
 
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Rohit Sharma looked fluent and put on a fifty-run stand with Pujara
 
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Rohit and Pujara both departed in a shocking period of play - the former attempting a paddle sweep and the latter attempting an upper cut, putting India in a spot of bother
 
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Rahane and Kohli saw India through to stumps on Day 4, putting on 71 for the fourth wicket, and needing 280 more to win on the final day