India vs Australia Highlights, 2nd Test, Day 1: IND 21/0 at Stumps after Mohammed Shami picks 4 to bowl out AUS for 263

A flighted delivery by Lyon on the leg stump line. Rahul guides it to the on side. No runs and its Stumps!

India: 21/0, trail by 242 runs

Lyon tosses it up, and it glides past Rohit's inside edge as he tries to defend. He gets caught at short fine leg. He reviews it and UltraEdge confirms there was no bat! ROHIT GETS SAVED!

A short of length delivery by Cummins, from outside off. The delivery holds its line and Rahul defends, but gets beaten! LOVELY DELIVERY!

A full delivery by Cummins, outside off. Rohit goes on the front foot to defend it and it trickles down to deep third for a single.

A short of a length delivery by Cummins, Rahul defends it.

A short of length delivery by Cummins, outside off. Rohit smacks it wide of th fielder at backward point for a four!

Rohit and Rahul to open for India, with around 10 overs left for this day. Cummins to bowl for Australia!

Back of a length delivery by Shami, round the wicket. It goes past Kuhnemann's stance and into the top of leg stump! SHAMI GETS HIS FOURTH AND AUSTRALIA ARE ALL OUT!

Australia: 263 (78.4)

That takes Australia to 252. The field had come in for the last two balls and so Handscomb lifts it over the the fielders on the offside for a four. 

Full and straight from Shami, Lyon goes for a rather expansive straight drive. He misses the ball completely and it smashes into middle stump. 

Lyon b Mohammed Shami 10 (26), Australia 246/9

Loose from Shami and Lyon capitalises. Nathan Lyon has always been a very useful tail end batter and shows an example of that by shifting to his backfoot and punchung it through point. 

Shami bowls full and Lyon leans into the drive. He slips while returning from the non-striker's end but he didn't need to do any of that as the ball trickled away to the boundary. 

Shami has been brought back, possibly with the express purpose of troubling Lyon. It is Peter Handscomb on strike but he ends up taking a single off the first ball. Australia 236/8. 

Axar drops it wide on the crease and short, Handscomb  slashes hard and the ball flies off the outside edge right in front of the face of Kohli. No way that could have been caught, the ball runs to the boundary. Australia 233/8.

As has been the case earlier in this innings, one wicket leads to another. The turn back in does Murphy completely and the ball takes the middle stump. 

Murphy b Jadeja 0 (4), Australia 227/8

That is that for the Ausralian captain, caught plumb in front. He takes the review but it is more out of hope than anything else. Full from Jadeja, it slides and beat's Cummins's inside edge. Middle stump would have been disturbed. 

Cummins lbw b Jadeja 33 (59), Australia 227/7

What an innings this has been from Handscomb. He looked good in the first innings of the first Test but couldn't quite reach a fifty to show for it. Not this time. It has come at a good click as well, in just 48 balls. 

Handscomb plays it late and the ball from Jadeja races away to the boundary. He has moved to 49 himself. This stand has 

Siraj again and this time, it goes to the boundary. A real London bridge moment for him, the ball goes through his hands between his feet and past him. Australia 208/6. 

A single off Shami brought the first run of the session. A fumble from Mohammed Siraj allowed the batters to run one more off the last ball of the over. 

Axar bowled the first over of the session and Shami is bowling from the other end. No runs yet to Cummins or Handscomb and so Australia remain 199/6. 

This session could prove to be make or break for the Australians. They are 199/6 and if they manage to somehow not lose too many wickets while scoring at a similar rate to the second session, they can put up a very good total to defend indeed. 

105 runs in that session. Partnership between Peter Handscomb and Pat Cummins has reached 31 off 54 balls. Australia need this rearguard action and much more to based on the evidence in the first Test. This partnership has poised this Test at a fascinating juncture. 

The next ball is full and Cummins forces it through midwicket. Sensational batting from the Australian captain, they are now on 199. 

Cummins gets one on the pads, he glances it off very fine for a four. No one standing any chance at chasing that one.