India vs Australia 3rd Test Day 5 Highlights: The Match Ends In A Draw Due To Heavy Rain

The third Test between Australia and India at The Gabba ended in a dramatic draw, leaving the series tied at 1-1. Australia set a challenging target of 275 runs after scoring 445 and declaring at 89/7 in their second innings. Travis Head starred with a magnificent 152, while Steve Smith added a century. In response, India managed just 260 runs in their first innings, with KL Rahul scoring 84. Jasprit Bumrah shone with the ball, taking 3/18 as India ended their second innings on 8/0.

Rain harms the play again.

Jaiswal and KL Rahul eye to lead India to the glory. 

As of Day 5, Session 2, Australia declared their second innings at 89/7, setting a target of 275 runs for India, who trail by 274 runs. Jasprit Bumrah's outstanding bowling earned him figures of 3/18. Australia's win probability stands at 6%, while India's draw likelihood is at 91%. The match is poised for an intense finish as India aims to navigate challenging bowling to save the Test series, currently tied at 1-1.

Australia made 89/7d on final day of the 3rd Test. 

Mohammed Siraj dismissed Travis Head. Australia stand 60/6 in 14.4 overs.

Australia stand 52/5 in 13.4 overs.

Akash Deep Dismiss Mitchell Marsh. Australia stands 28/4.

On Day 5 of the third Test, Australia leads India by 202 runs after posting 445 and dismissing India for 260. Currently, Australia is 17/3 in their second innings, with Mitchell Marsh and Travis Head at the crease. Jasprit Bumrah's impressive bowling has claimed two early wickets, adding pressure to the Australian batting lineup.

Australia is out to bat, the current score stands 16/3.

Australia dismissed India for 260, but lightning and rain halted play before their second innings. Lunch has been taken, with further action uncertain.

As play resumes on Day 5 of the third Test at The Gabba, heavy rain is causing significant delays. Australia leads by 185 runs after dismissing India for 260. With a draw becoming increasingly likely due to weather conditions, both teams face pressure as Australia aims to extend their advantage and India seeks survival.