Marnus Labuschagne was dropped off the second ball of the day and soon after brought up his fifty - his second for the game.

Smith and Labuschagne added 100 runs for the third wicket, taking the lead past 200.

Saini then struck a double blow getting both Labuschagne and Wade in quick succession.

Steve Smith got his second Test fifty in the match, falling short of a century, out for 81 to Ashwin once again.

Siraj complained of some crowd misbehaviour which caused the police to intervene and escort a few spectators out of the ground just before tea.

Cameron Green accelerated in the middle session as Australia scored over 130 runs at a rate just shy of 6 to swell their lead to 406 before they declared.

Hazlewood struck off the first ball of his new spell to get the outside edge from Gill to break the 71-run stand.

Rohit Sharma attacked with traditional shots scoring a half-century before close of day's play.

Cummins struck late in the day to get Rohit pulling off a short ball to reduce India to 98/2 at stumps, needing just 8 wickets to win on Day 5.