Australia ended the third day's play at a score of 132 for 4 in their second innings of the ongoing Test against India at the Perth Stadium in Western Australia. Australia is leading by 175 runs in their second innings after India made only 283 in reply to Australia first innings total of 326 runs. Indian captain Virat Kohli scored a masterful century on day three to get the ball rolling for his side.

Day four timing and broadcasting

The fourth day will start on Monday, December 17, 2018, at 7:50 AM IST, 10:20 AM AWST.

Sony Six and Sony Ten 3 will broadcast the match live in India.

SonyLiv will be availing the live streaming feature for the Indian viewers via its app and website.

Fox Sports is covering the series live on its network in Australia with live streaming on Foxtel.

Read: Fox Sports and Sony Ten 3 live streaming India v Australia 2nd Test at 7 AM IST

Kohli's bat talks but Australia have an edge

Ajinkya Rahane got out in the first over of the day, as Hanuma Vihari joined Kohli at the crease. Kohli brought up his 25th Test century in style and along with Vihari put on a 50 run partnership. Once Vihari was dismissed, Rishabh Pant came out and decided to attack the Australian bowlers.

Just before lunch, the Indian skipper was dismissed controversially after a brilliant knock of 123 runs. Pant tried his best to take India's total close to that of Australia's, but the tail-enders couldn't support him.

Pant made 36 runs while Nathan Lyon cleaned up India's tail wrapping the innings for just 283 runs.

Australia started their innings with 43 runs and built on it carefully. Aaron Finch retired after scoring 25 runs as he got hit by a ball on his thumb which injured him.

Marcus Harris hung on there for a while but got out for 20 runs as Shaun Marsh followed him.

Peter Handscomb and Travis Head didn't last long either. At stumps, Australia was 175 runs ahead and still have six wickets in their hands. Usman Khawaja was unbeaten on 41 while Tim Paine was not-out with eight runs.

Ishant Sharma and Jasprit Bumrah got one wicket each while Mohammad Shami chipped in with two wickets.

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