India vs Australia LIVE Cricket Score, 5th Test Day 3: Follow the IND vs AUS updates from SCG today.IND vs AUS 5th Test Day 3, Live Score: Chasing 162 runs Australia have put on 71/3 at the lunch break. Usman Khawaja and Travis Head remain unbeaten at the crease. Prasidh Krishna picked up all three wickets. Earlier, Scott Boland picked up six wickets to reduce India to 157 runs in the third innings of the fifth Test between India and Australia in Sydney on Sunday. Australia need 162 runs to make the series 3-1 A valiant effort from the seamers sans an injured Jasprit Bumrah meant India walked away with a narrow four-run first-innings lead. With a few demons holding around the pitch, India opted for aggression against the new-ball. Against tumbing wickets, the visitors lifted the lead to 145 by stumps for the loss of six wickets. Rishabh Pant’s sensational 33-ball 61 embellished the innings as Australia were left liftless for that particular phase while Scott Boland snapped the top-order again. India will, however, be fretting over the availability of Bumrah with the ball as they attempt to raise the lead by at least 60-80 runs more when Washington Sundar and Ravindra Jadeja walk out to bat on Sunday. Follow India vs Australia New Year Test Day 3 live score and updates below India vs Australia 5th Test live score and updates: Follow all the updates from Day 3 of the New Year's Test of the Border Gavaskar Trophy between India and Australia from the Sydney Cricket GroundIndia's big Bumrah question at SCG Though Saturday's play ended with the game hanging in a thrilling balance, India will be fretting over the fitness of their ace paceman and skipper, Jasprit Bumrah. Bumrah was away for a large period of Australia's first-innings on Day 2 due to a discomfort which was later revealed to be a back spasm. Though his fellow pacers worked out the Aussie tail to hand India a slender lead which was enhanced by a riveting Rishabh Pant counter, India will need their menacing quick to have one final say in this series when they attempt to square the ledger with a target set for Australia on Sunday. (READ MORE as Sriram Veera recaps Day 2 at SCG)

India vs Australia LIVE Cricket Score, 5th Test Day 3: Follow the IND vs AUS updates from SCG today.IND vs AUS 5th Test Day 3, Live Score: Chasing 162 runs Australia have put on 71/3 at the lunch break. Usman Khawaja and Travis Head remain unbeaten at the crease. Prasidh Krishna picked up all three […]

India vs Australia LIVE Cricket Score, 5th Test Day 3: Follow the IND vs AUS updates from SCG today.IND vs AUS 5th Test Day 3, Live Score: Chasing 162 runs Australia have put on 71/3 at the lunch break. Usman Khawaja and Travis Head remain unbeaten at the crease. Prasidh Krishna picked up all three wickets. Earlier, Scott Boland picked up six wickets to reduce India to 157 runs in the third innings of the fifth Test between India and Australia in Sydney on Sunday. Australia need 162 runs to make the series 3-1
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India will, however, be fretting over the availability of Bumrah with the ball as they attempt to raise the lead by at least 60-80 runs more when Washington Sundar and Ravindra Jadeja walk out to bat on Sunday.
Though Saturday’s play ended with the game hanging in a thrilling balance, India will be fretting over the fitness of their ace paceman and skipper, Jasprit Bumrah. Bumrah was away for a large period of Australia’s first-innings on Day 2 due to a discomfort which was later revealed to be a back spasm. Though his fellow pacers worked out the Aussie tail to hand India a slender lead which was enhanced by a riveting Rishabh Pant counter, India will need their menacing quick to have one final say in this series when they attempt to square the ledger with a target set for Australia on Sunday. (READ MORE as Sriram Veera recaps Day 2 at SCG)

India vs Australia 5th Test live score and updates: Follow all the updates from Day 3 of the New Year’s Test of the Border Gavaskar Trophy between India and Australia from the Sydney Cricket Ground

India’s big Bumrah question at SCG
A valiant effort from the seamers sans an injured Jasprit Bumrah meant India walked away with a narrow four-run first-innings lead. With a few demons holding around the pitch, India opted for aggression against the new-ball. Against tumbing wickets, the visitors lifted the lead to 145 by stumps for the loss of six wickets. Rishabh Pant’s sensational 33-ball 61 embellished the innings as Australia were left liftless for that particular phase while Scott Boland snapped the top-order again.