India vs Australia Highlights, 3rd Test, Day 3: Australia extend lead to 197 after India manage 244

The last two Indian players who were previously taken for scans have been ruled out. India would desperately hope Pant doesn't join the list.

That's it. The final wicket goes down. India all out for 244 in their first innings. Siraj nicks Cummins behind for his fourth wicket. He took the review and even though there was nothing on the Hotspot, the Snicko showed a spike, signalling the end of the innings. Australia take a 94-run first-innings lead.

The final ball of the over. Jadeja would have preferred a single to keep himself on strike but gets the opportunity to crack a boundary. Siraj on strike now against Cummins and Pat will be eyeing that fast, fiery yorker.

Jadeja's lusty blows has brought the deficit down to under a 100, but none the less, Australia will be happy with this lead unless Jadeja can work a miracle and dig India out of this hole. They currently trail by 8 which is pretty hand on this surface.

The left thumb has been taped but it doesn't look too great though. He had a tough time getting those gloves back on but Jadeja isn't going to let the pain take over. Trust a few more bouncers to come to him though.

Short ball from Starc and Jadeja is hit on his left thumb. It appears swollen and he is getting it checked by the physio. What's worse, it's Jadeja's bowling arm that has taken the blow. Doesn't look too good at the moment.

Some explosive batting here by Jadeja. Knowing there's not much left to do, he is going after the bowling. A bouncer from Starc sees Jadeja play the hook shot for a six over fine leg. Next ball, Jadeja brings out the pull shot and the ball, after a top, edge goes towards the same area on one bounce. Useful runs for India

Woah! Where did that come from? India's No. 11 Mohammed Siraj plays a cut shot that would remind the onlookers of any top order batsman. Cracking boundary, right off the middle of the bat. India need a few of these if they are to narrow the deficit.

With the last wicket remaining, Jadeja has no options left than going for shots. Gives himself room and bludgeons Starc down the ground for a four. Jadeja tries to repeat it the following ball, only this time it's an inside edge that beats Tim Paine and goes for four.

Can you believe it? A third run out for India in the innings. You can understand Ravindra Jadeja trying to keep most of the strike to himself but that is just atrocious running. Full credit to Marnus Labuschagne, who nails a direct hit. India 215/9.

It's gone downhill for India after Australia took the second new ball. After two body blows in the form of Rishabh Pant and Cheteshwar Pujara's dismissals, Australia have not allowed India's tail to wag, picking up two more. Clinical stuff. India still trail by over 100 runs at this moment.

Another wicket goes down, the 8th of the innings with just 210 on board. After peppering Saini with the short ball, he lands one just around his waist and the batsman gives catching practice to the man at forward short leg.

There's a reason Pat Cummins is the No. 1 Test bowler in the world. He's dominated Cheteshwar Pujara in this series and by quote some margin. What a bowler to have for any captain.

A second run out in the innings for India. Ravindra Jadeja plays the ball wide of mid off and calls for a single. Ashwin, not the quickest of runners, fails to reach the striker's end in time. Labuschagne collects a bullet throw from Cummins and Ashwin is short. India 206/7

Ashwin shows intent. Comes down to wicket to Nathan Lyon and drills the ball down the ground for his second four. He has four Test centuries mind you and right now will be a great time for him to produce one of those. India 206/6, trail by 132 runs.

R Ashwin gets his first runs, and it's via a decent cover drive that fetches him a boundary. With that, the 200 comes up for India as well, although they still trail Australia by 136 runs with four wickets left.

Oh dear! That's another wicket down as Cheteshwar Pujara departs. Cummins has done it again. Sticks to the line outside off but darts this one a lot closer to Pujara. The ball bounces a bit more and Pujara can't do much other than edging it to captain Tim Paine. The No. 1 Test bowler in the world does it again. India 195/6, lose two wickets without a run being added.

Gone! A booming drive outside off from Rishabh Pant but the ball flies off the edge straight into the hands of David Warner at first. Another start missed by Pant. The partnership ends at 53. India lose their fifth wicket for 195. Australia with a timely wicket with the second new ball.

A half-century for Cheteshwar Pujara, off 174 balls. That's the slowest fifty of his career but one that's been extremely important for India.

A ball after Pujara gets hit on his left shoulder, the batsman opens the face of the bat and the ball races between slips and gully for a boundary. He moves to 49. The strike-rate has been a bit concerning for Pujara but as far as the bigger picture goes, India won't mind it.

Loose from Pant. Goes after a wide ball and immediately regrets it. The face says it all. Pant's left arm has been taped up but he does appear a bit uncomfortable after that blow to the arm. India will hope Pant gets over it soon and gets on with it.

Cummins pitches it short. Pant goes for a half-hearted pull but misses it and the ball hits him on the left elbow it seems. Pant has gone down on the ground in pain and is being looked after by the team physio. Remember he isn't wearing an arm guard. Play halted as Pant receives some attention.

With Starc sticking to an outside off stump line to Pujara in the last two overs, he has been replaced by Pat Cummins. Straightaway comes round the wicket to Pant, hoping the angle the ball into the left-hander. Beats Pant outside off as the batsman attempts a flashy drive.

He may not be the purest wicketkeeper around but Rishabh Pant does make a difference to the team. India's scoring rate has jumped since his arrival. He is 34 off 52 currently as India continue to rebuild after those couple of early wickets in the day.

Slightly short and outside off. Pant, who initially looked like leaving the ball, gets underneath it at the last moment and chops it between slips and gully. Trust Pant to play such strokes, let alone against the new ball. India continue to get runs. The partnership has reached 45 off 89 balls.