India vs Australia, WTC Final Day 2 Highlights: IND end on 151/5 at Stumps, AUS firmly in control

Boland goes a touch too full angling on leg and Pujara latches on to that one. Brings his wrists into play and whips it past mid-on.

Boland bowling the first over of the third session, Pujara is on strike with Kohli at the other end. This session will pretty much decide if India can climb this mountain or not.

Pujara on three off nine, Kohli on four off 11. A wicket each for Cummins and Boland. India are trailing by 432 runs and they have a hard grind ahead of them. Cummins and Boland have done something that Indian seamers were hesitant to do which was bowling at the stumps. Boland in particular showed some metronomic accuracy on that good length which gave him the wicket of the in-form Shubman Gill. India are in all sorts of trouble here, Kohli and Pujara have only just about managed to hold on and they've had more than their fair share of close calls thus far.

Pujara takes two off the fifth ball of the third over bowled by Boland and those are the first runs anyone has scored off him today. Boland had been pretty much the only pacer who could hold his own on the spinning wickets in India earlier this year. On a wicket assisting pace, he is turning out to be a handful for India.

Good length from Cummins, Kohli looking to leave but can't get the bat away in time. The ball hits the inside edge and flies past the stumps and the keeper to the boundary. Smith had a similar let off early in the innings yesterday...

Australia on top now. Gill leaves but the ball hits the stumps, not many worse ways for a batter to be dismissed there. Boland's introduction has become a game changer for Australia. His ninth consecutive dot ball, Gill leaves but doesn't look too sure about it. The ball angles in and hits the top of off.

Gill b Boland 13 (15), India 30/2 in 6.4 overs

Captain gets captain. Last ball of the sixth, Cummins sends it in at a good length, nips back in and Rohit looks plumb. He decides not to review it and walks off.

Rohit Sharma lbw b Cummins 15 (26), India 30/1 in 6 overs

Into the last over of powerplay, one would have said had this been a game happening in India a month ago between two franchises representing two cities. Gill and Rohit wouldn't have been in the same team for sure. But, it's the purest format being played today and this is just a good start for India and nothing more, or nothing less either. Rohit on 15 off 25, Gill on six off six. Starc had leaked 14 runs in his two overs and he has been taken off for Scott Boland, who bowls a maiden first up.

Good start for India here. Rohit on six off 10 while Gill is on six off three.

And it is a no ball as well from Cummins. Last ball of the second over is fractionally overpitched, not really a half volley. Gill leans out and drives with perfect timing through covers.

Doesn't matter what format it is, if it is somewhere near the hips, Rohit will nail the pull shot. Second ball of the first over bowled by Mitchell Starc, Rohit sends that behind square for four.

Australia's fast bowlers Scott Boland and Cameron Green were out there practicing their run ups. Shubman Gill and Rohit Sharma will be out shortly for India, as will the rest of the Australian team.

Siraj gets his fourth, Pat Cummins is the last man to fall for Australia. Just a little back of a length and outside off from Siraj, Cummins hits it straight to the man at extra cover where Ajinkya Rahane takes his 100th Test catch. Fantastic comeback from the Indian bowlers but their batters still have their task cut out. A lot of sideways movement and some uneven bounce on offer as well for the Australians to exploit.

Full and straight from Siraj, Lyon misses his heave and it takes the off stump. That's wicket No.3 for Siraj.

Lyon on 9 off 15, Cummins on 8 off 30. Smith did say that Australia would have liked to declare just before Tea today. At one point in the first session, that had started to look impossible but now, there is a chance that they could be all out for a score close to or beyond 500 by that point.

Sweep shot, LBW and gone. Carey got out to the spinners a number of times in this fashion during Australia's tour of India earlier this year and that is exactly how he falls here. This time it was a reverse sweep that he attempted, India appeal and the umpire shakes his head. Rohit takes the review. It pitched on middle and off, straightened and would have gone on to hit middle and off.

Carey lbw b Jadeja 48 (69), Australia 453/8 in 114.4 overs

Carey brings up the 50 partnership in style. Jadeja overpitched the third delivery, Carey steps down the track and sends it sailing over mid-on. Second six of the innings overall.

Ravindra Jadeja comes in to bowl the 115th over. Australia are 446/7, Carey has reached 42 in 66 while Cummins is on 6 off 24.

Not the best from Shami. Juicy full volley from round the wicket on the pads, Carey tucks it away to the boundary.

Carey gets in the gap past the midwicket fielder and the outfield is quick enough to get the ball to the boundary.

Umesh Yadav is bowling the first over of the second session to Alex Carey. Carey on 22 off 45, Cummins at the other end on 2 off 17.

Smith has scored 512 runs at the Oval, which is the second highest for batters at the venue. The highest is, no surprises for guessing, Sir Don Bradman, who scored 553. The 285-run stand between Smith and Head is the fourth highest for Australia against India for any wicket in Test history. This is Smith's 7th century in England, surpassing Dravid's record of 6. He is tied with Steve Waugh for most centuries by a visiting batter in England and the list is led by (surprise, surprise!) Bradman who had 11. Smith is also now third on the list of batters with most centuries for Australia. This was his 31st century, which took him past Matthew Hayden. Only Waugh (32) and Ricky Ponting (41) are ahead of him now.

Four wickets for India, three of them quite big ones. This session has belonged to India but Australia did get 95 runs in it as well. They have gone past the 400-run mark which means the Indian batters already have a mountain to climb. They will need to return for the third session and ensure that the Aussie tail doesn't wag.   

Siraj goes full on off after a couple of bouncers, Carrey reads it like a book and carves through point.

Axar Patel on as a substitute fielder and he makes an impact. Gentle drive from Starc to the left of mid-on and he set off. It was almost like Starc forgot that Axar is left handed, perhaps he didn't notice that Axar has come on for Shami at all. Whatever it is, Axar belts in a left-handed throw at the non-striker's end and takes the stumps.