India made a good fightback on Day 2 after managing to take just three wickets on the first day, with Mohammed Siraj's four-wicket haul leading the way for them
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Australia's Alex Carey's quickfire 48 helped Australia cross the 450-run mark
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The centuries from Travis Head and Steve Smith got Australia to a score of 469 in 121.3 overs
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Team Australia was all out for 469 in an hour after lunch
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In the first innings, India's captain Rohit Sharma and Shubman Gill were out in the space of five balls
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Sharma was caught on the crease and trapped lbw by Cummins
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Virat Kohli and Cheteshwar Pujara followed suit
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Gill and Pujara were out in identical fashion. Gill was out for 13 and Pujara got out for 14
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Virat made 14 runs from 31 balls in the second innings of the WTC final
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Team India was in even more trouble at 71 for four before a defiant counterattack from Ravindra Jadeja
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Anjinkya Rahane (29 batting) and KS Bharat (5 batting) were at the crease with India still behind by 318 runs
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India ended the day on 151/5, trailing Australia by 318 runs and still needing 118 runs to avoid follow on
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All five of Australia's bowlers took a wicket each