India vs Australia Highlights, WTC Final Day 4: Kohli-Rahane drag India to 164/3 at stumps, need 280 more on final day

Extremely lucky in fact, wide at good length from Boland to start the 10th over, Pujara tries to punish him through the off side. Ends up getting an inside edge and it misses the leg stump to go behind.

Rohit Sharma cruises to 30 off 31. Last ball of the ninth from Starc, overpitched wide outside off. Rohit reaches out for it and sends it careening through the off side to the boundary.

Rohit Sharma is using his pull shot with abandon, and aplomb for that matter. Two fielders at deep square leg and long leg but Rohit has timed it so well picking it up off Starc from hip high that both can't get to it.

Wide and back of a length from Boland to finish that over, Pujara on it like a rash. Crashes it through point. India 45/1 in 8 overs.

New man Cheteshwar Pujara faces up to Boland who continues the eighth over. Rohit at the other end on 22 off 25.

As was expected really. Virender Sehwag has posted a photo of a blindfolded man on Instagram with the caption that said: "Third umpire while making that decision of Shubman Gill. Inconclusive evidence. When in doubt, it’s Not Out" pretty clear what he thinks about this. Whatever your opinion may be, the umpires, who are paid and trained to make those decisions, have deemed it out and there is nothing anyone can do about it. Apart from admiring Green's athleticism of course, happily or grudgingly. 

Rohit Sharma dragging himself off the ground. He was arguing with the umpires about that decision and they called Tea. He had shown his dissatisfaction with that decision when it was showed on the big screen. The crowd seems to be chanting "cheat!"

Boos ring around the Oval as the 'OUT' signal flashes. Green had caught it clean but seemed to brush the ball against the ground as he fell. The third umpire says that he feels Green had full control of the ball and declares Gill out. The Indians are not happy with that.

Gill c Green b Boland 18 (19), India 41/1 in 7.1 overs

Gill edges it, and Green jumps to his left and catches the ball with his outstretched hands. Australia are celebrating but Gill is standing his ground. The umpires send it upstairs. There is no soft-signal, remember, so it's all down to the third umpire.

Rohit on 22 off 25, Gill oin 18 off as many. This is some start from the Indian openers. Boland continues from the other end for Australia.

Second ball of Starc's over is picked up by Rohit Sharma from his hips and sent sailing over deep backward square. Didn't even think about keeping it down, did the Indian captain.

It seems the ball is being changed now, the one being used is not going through that ring that the umpires use. Mitchell Starc comes in to bowl what would have been the first over after powerplay if this was a T20 match but it is so different from that it's basically a different sport, kids. In fact this is how the game is supposed to look after 6 overs of an innings, a purist would say. Starc is replacing Cummins. Rohit Sharma on 14 off 21, Shubman Gill on 14 off 15.

Second ball of the sixth from Boland, Gill hands his bat out and it takes the outside edge. Falls just short of Steve Smith at second slip. India 24/0. 

It's a decisive start from India, their run rate is currently at 5.75 which is very much in limited overs territory. The important thing to be seen is how long Gill and Rohit can keep this going. For now, they are doing a splendid job playing this new ball. Rohit is on 14 off 17, Gill on nine off seven.

Rohit walks down and whips Boland through midwicket off the second ball of the fourth over. India have raced to 23/0 in just 3.3 overs

Thick edge off the fifth ball but it runs along the ground behind point to the boundary.

Good length from Cummins, Gill stands tall and sends the ball racing through cover-point with that backfoot punch he loves to play.

Second ball of the third bowled by Cummins, it's too full and Rohit drives it down the ground to the four. Sumptuous straight drive from the Indian captain.

Scott Boland comes to bowl the second over. It is the danger pair who start things off for Australia after all, Starc will be introduced later.

The first ball is a tight leave and the second is pulled off the hips wonderfully between two fielders at the ropes.

India captain Rohit Sharma takes guard with Shubman Gill at the other end. Australia captain Pat Cummins starts their attack.

The heavy roller is being applied on the pitch, there will be a new ball and so Rohit Sharma and Shubman Gill have their task cut out. How India need a good start from their top four batters if they are to avoid defeat in this match. Well, a good start from the top four is not something they have had in recent games. Rohit, Gill, Pujara and Kohli have all been inconsistent at best and it is their middle order that have bailed them out with some extraordinary knocks. This was the case in the first innings as well and India would hope that won't be the case here.

Cummins skies a pull shot straight into the hands of point. He falls for five and Alex Carey runs off the field with him and so that is that for the Australian innings. They end on 270/8 and India have a mammoth target of 444 to contend with.

Well the players started all walking towards one side of the field, leading to one wondering if Cummins has finally declared. But they were just taking drinks. Cummins has come out swinging so Australia are thinking quick runs. 

And no declaration from Cummins either, he is walking out to bat. Goes for a shot down the ground, outside edge to first slip. Australia lead by 433 now. Starc c Kohli b Mohammed Shami 41 (57), Australia 260/7 in 83 overs