India's pace attack impressed on Day 4 of the MCG Test but their dependence on Jasprit Bumrah showed as fatigue set in. Australia, recovering from 91/6, ended the day at 228/9. Marnus Labuschagne's resilience and India's missed chances were pivotal.

Jasprit Bumrah makes history in India vs Australia Test series by becoming the first bowler in 147 years to achieve a remarkable feat, solidifying his legacy as India's top pacer.

By Ian Ransom MELBOURNE (Reuters) -Pace dynamo Jasprit Bumrah blitzed Australia's middle order in a thrilling three-wicket burst on Sunday to turn the fourth test on its head and give India some hope of pulling off an unlikely victory.

Day 4 of the ongoing fourth Test of the (BGT 2024-25) was quite the eventful one. After India posted a total of 369 runs in the first innings thanks to Nitish Kumar Reddy’s century, the Aussies came out to bat and aimed to maximise their lead and post a big total on the board.

Australia took control of the fourth Test against India in Melbourne despite a sensational spell from Jasprit Bumrah on Sunday. The hosts were staring down the barrel at 91-6 and the lead not even past 200 before some sloppy fielding by India and remarkable determination from Australia's lower order took them to 228-9 by stumps on day four.