AUS 191/7 in 88 Overs | STUMPS | India vs Australia 1st Test 2018 Day 2 Highlights: Hosts Trail by 59 Runs

That's the end of day's play. This Test is nicely poised. Both the teams in the hunt. Meanwhile, Travis Head stands tall for his side and finishes the day unbeaten on 61. Giving him company is Travis Head. Australia now trail by 59 runs. Full Scorecard. 

Around two overs remaining in the day's play. India will be looking to pick one more wicket here before going into the shed. Travis Head will have to make sure that Australia do not lose a wicket now.

Mitchell Starc is the new batsman in for Australia. It is Ravi Ashwin who is sharing the new ball with Jasprit Bumrah. Meanwhile, Australia trail by 70 runs.

OUT! Jasprit Bumrah strikes with the new ball straightaway.  That one came back and hit Pat Cummins on the pads. Was given out by the umpire, Cummins opted for DRS but all in vain. Pat Cummins lbw b Bumrah 10(47)

That's fifty up for Travis Head. Second Test half-century for the left-hander. Australia now trail by 81 runs. The new ball will be available in seven overs and India could take that straightaway.

Travis Head holds key for Australia here. He is batting on 39. Australia run-rate has been on slower side as they trail by 100 runs now. The hosts will be looking to get close to India's total.

OUT! Ishant Sharma strikes. Australian captain is caught behind. India in control now. Tim Paine edges it to the wicketkeeper. That's 50th Test wicket for Ishant vs Australia. T Paine c Pant b Ishant 5(20). 

OUT! Jasprit Bumrah strikes after the tea break. Peter Handscomb succumbs. He was looking to run the ball down the third man region. Ends up edging it to the wicketkeeper. Handscomb c Pant b Bumrah 34(93) 

Jasprit Bumrah Fastest Ball: Pacer Clocks 153kmph.

So, it is time for tea break on day two. This Test is nicely poised with both the teams fighting it out to take full control. Handscomb and Head head back to the hutch having done a decent job thus far. India managed to pick two wickets in this session.

Getting better and better this partnership. It is worth just 26 runs, but these two have have together faced 87 deliveries. Handscomb is batting on 32 while Head is on 14.

The pressure is on Australian batsmen. Peter Handscomb and Travis Head not able to rotate the strike as of now. Meanwhile, Ravi Ashwin is continuing from one end. He has already bowled 17 overs and picked three wickets.

OUT! Ashwin strikes again. Usman Khawaja is caught behind. Good use of DRS this. Umpire gave it not out, Indian went for DRS, they were convinced that Khawaja has edged it. Replays confirm he gloved it while looking to play a defensive shot. U Khawaja c Pant b Ashwin 28(125). 

Australia now trail by 177 runs. Usman Khawaja has spent considerable time in the middle. One feels it is time for him to pick some boundaries. Meanwhile, Peter Handscomb has joined him in the middle.

OUT! Good beginning this for India after the lunch break. Shaun Marsh goes for the drive, gets the inside edge and the ball goes onto hit the stumps.  Shaun Marsh b Ashwin 2(19).

So, it is time for lunch break. Australia have lost two wickets in this session. Aaron Finch was removed early on by Ishant Sharma. Debutant Marcus Harris looked good before he fell to Ravi Ashwin. Usman Khawaja is batting on 21 and Shaun Marsh has is on one.

Join us back after the lunch break.

OUT! Soft dismissal this! Ravi Ashwin with the breakthrough for India. Marcus Harris is caught near silly point. He gets an inside edge, the ball goes onto the pads and then towards the fielder. Marcus Harris c Vijay b Ashwin 26(57).

Virat Kohli has used four bowlers so far, including the spinner Ravi Ashwin. Mohammed Shami is keeping it tight, not allowing any freebies to the batsmen. Meanwhile, Harris and Usman have added 45 runs for the second wicket.

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Watchful progression by Usman Khawaja and Marcus Haris. not willing to take any risk at the moment and rightly so. Both have been solid with their defence.