Starc also sought relief appearance after complaining of fatigue.

However, a couple of gates for Hazlewood kept the match finely balanced. The first Pujara was the result of errors Umpire Gould - well placed short ball looked helmet, gloves and not on its way through Brad Haddin. The second was a miscalculation Cole, who happened to reduce Adelaide Brisbane bounce and snicked behind.

After going to tea at 3 for 151, they piled evening in 1160, losing only Vijay. The second day is set fair for Rahane, Rohit Sharma, Dhoni and R Ashwin fun against the Australian attack, which was badly weakened through. In subtropical heaven they failed to rock the blade Vijay's.

Gates and some reliable deployment to prevent India from receipt of the hosts. But Vijay remained calm, and for a long evening session, which lasted two and a half hours, but you can still only 31 of the 38 overs to be impressed with Rahane at the end of his firm, India took control.

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