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That is stumps for the day.
David Warner, Steve Smith and Michael Clarke excelled with the bat, but for all that dominance, India's late surge with the ball has shifted the Test back in the balance.
Michael Chammas will be in the chair tomorrow as Steve Smith resumes on 72, while the big question is will Michael Clarke return to the crease.
GOOOONE! Brad Haddin is out caught behind from the bowling of Mohammad Sami. He didn't move his feet, left his bat hanging out and Saha did the rest.
The new ball has worked for India. Three wickets has shifted the game back towards them particularly if Clarke is unable to return to the crease.
The folly of sending out a nightwatchman with 30 minutes to go has been exposed as Mohammad Shami bowls Nathan Lyon.
Brad Haddin is the new batsman.
More on Brayshaw's faux pas on Saha
Credit to James Brayshaw, he sucked it up on air and admitted his mistake.
David Warner tells Mark Taylor
"He was there when I scored my first hundred, up the other end. I dedicate the one today to him"
Ishant Sharma sends down a ball that gets a bit big for Mitchell Marsh who guides it to Virat Kohli at slip. Good ball and Nathan Lyon is the night watchman.
Steve Smith unpacks the pull shot and sends the Mohammad Sami delivery skittling to the boundary at midwicket.