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The crowd hung around for two and 1/2 hours through the rain, but Australia lasted just 27 balls. The players have shaken hands, and the Indians are now thanking their fans in the Olympic Stand.
Lyon looks to pull a bouncer from Ishant but the edge s found, and the spinner is caught behind for seven. Australia all out for 261, and India have won the third Test by 137 runs. They have retained the Border-Gavaskar Trophy, and take a 2-1 series lead with one Test to play, on the verge of a historic first series win in Australia.
Hazlewood digs out a couple from Bumrah and then ducks a bouncer. Surviving, for now.
It's Bumrah again! The resistance is almost over as some slight movement draws an edge from Cummins, who departs for 63, caught at first slip by Pujara. That ends Cummins' outstanding involvement in this Test.
One wicket to get. 9-261. Josh Hazlewood joins Lyon.
Lyon plays out a maiden to Sharma. The target, in case you'd forgotten, is 399.
Cummins is looking to drive on the up but is beaten by Bumrah. Immediately he is causing some issues. Cummins tentatively pokes at another one later in the over. No damage yet but the threat is clear. The maiden is finished with a bouncer.
What will we get from India's golden arm this afternoon?
A run for Lyon too, who flicks Ishant through the leg side. The Indians go up, appealing for a catch down the leg side, but Cummins hasn't got any bat onto it. Cummins moves to 62 with another single to retain the strike.