2.10 pm Australia now lead by 201 runs, and that is a mammoth advantage on a pitch that has yielded nine wickets in 31 overs this afternoon. India are up a creek without paddles, or even a boat at this point, after suffering a collapse of seven wickets for 11 runs to be bowled out for 105. Left-arm spinner Steve O'keefe picked up six wickets in 24 balls.

So for now, India will look to the bowlers bail them out of trouble. R Ashwin has grabbed two wickets already, but Steven Smith is still in the middle, and he's doing quite well. Join us in 15 minutes for the final session of the day

Sameer: "The reason these kind of pitches should not be prepared is it gives too much of importance to the toss, even 50 seems defendable in the 4th innings here"

Shayan: "Take nothing away from O'keefe. You want see an indian quickie going to Australia and picking up 6 wickets for 10 odd runs on a seaming wicket. "