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India vs Australia 4th Test Day 5 in Sydney, Highlights: As it happened

Updates: The umpires have called off the match due to rain and this means that India have won the series 2-1. The fifth game is drawn after Australia followed on for the first time in 30 years. The Indian players take a walk around the SCG, thanking the fans for their support. (FULL COVERAGE AND SCORECARD) Follow India vs Australia Live Cricket Score here -

Updated on: Jan 07, 2019 09:32 am IST
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09:18 hrs IST

Kohli says proud to be a part of this team

Kohli says the culture in the team is great. Says he is proud as a part of the team and then to lead these players. Says the boys have made the captain look good. Team deserves to enjoy the moment. Says it is the best achievement by far. Says didn’t feel the emotion of winning the 2011 World Cup, but feels that now.

09:12 hrs IST

Pujara named Man of the Match and Series

521 runs with three centuries means that Pujara is named the Man of the Match and Series. Pujara says it is a great feeling to win overseas. Says it has never been easy and very proud of the way the boys played. The first hundred at Adelaide was special. Says he might play some county cricket during the IPL.

09:07 hrs IST

India clinch series

The umpires have decided to abandon Day 5 due to rain and the fourth Test ends in a draw. However, this is a huge occasion for India as they clinch their first ever Test series win on Australian soil.

08:52 hrs IST

Final Decision

The umpires to have a discussion with the groundsmen at 9:00 am. Looks like the series is coming to end!

07:42 hrs IST

It’s still raining

Lunch is over but the rain has not stopped at the Sydney Cricket Ground. It seems that we are approaching that time when the day can be abandoned by the umpires and Virat Kohli will have to be satisfied with a 2-1 margin.

07:14 hrs IST

No play till now

India closed in on their maiden series win on Australian soil as rain played spoilsport once again with no play possible before lunch on the final day of the fourth Test against Australia on Monday. Covers have been on throughout the morning even though it has been light rainfall with dark clouds hovering over Sydney Cricket Ground.

As things stand, India have scored 622 for 7 in their first innings while Australia were made to follow-on for the first time on home soil in 30 years after being bowled out for 300. The home team were 6 for no loss in their second innings.

07:00 hrs IST

History beckons Virat Kohli & Co

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