WTC Final Live Score, India vs Australia Day 4: India seek early wickets with Australia leading by 296 runs

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WTC Final 2023, India vs Australia Live Score, Day 4 Match Updates: Australia start from 151/4 and a lead of 296 runs at The Oval.

WTC Final Day 4 Live: Marnus Labuschagne (L) and Cameron Green (R) will resume things for Australia on Day 4. AP

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IND vs AUS Day 4 Live: Weather

Will rain play a role today? Extremely unlikely. It is expected to be hot with intermittent cloud cover at The Oval. Around 3 PM, the basking sun will remind many in the Indian camp of temperatures back home.

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Marnus Labuschagne after Day 3

The top-ranked batter in Test cricket survived multiple blows to the fingers. "My hands are just about hanging on. I've got good bone density. It is lively out there, and that does make it challenging when they bounce like that off a length, but that happens as a batter and you've just got to find a way through it."

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India vs Australia Day 4 Live

A big, big day for Indian cricket team. They need a massive turnaround and quick before things run away from them. Australia are in control with 151 runs on the board in this innings and a 296 run lead. If India are able to make a strong and quick headway, things might become more even. Far too early to tell either way.

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India vs Australia Live Updates, WTC Final Day 4: Marnus Labuschagne (41*) and Cameron Green (7*) will get the Australian batting underway on the fourth day of the World Test Championship at The Oval. The Aussies are on 151/4 with a 296 run lead.

India vs Australia, WTC Final Day 3: Australia remained in control of the World Test Championship final against India despite an error-strewn display on Friday.

Once again Australia were guilty of dropping catches, taking wickets off no balls and rash shots. That, coupled with Ravindra Jadeja’s wickets of Steve Smith and Travis Head, gave India a slight route back into the contest but there’s still a long way back.

At close, Australia were 151/4 and extended their lead to 296 runs.

On a pitch that saw variable bounce, Marnus Labuschagne, the world’s top-ranked Test batsman, survived several painful blows to be 41 not out at stumps.

Earlier, India had a disastrous start with Scott Boland knocking over KS Bharat’s stumps on just the second ball of the day. At the time, India were 317 runs behind with only four first-innings wickets standing.

But Ajinkya Rahane (89) and Shardul Thakur (51) then made the most of Australia’s mistakes during a seventh-wicket stand of 109 before India were eventually dismissed for 296.

Australia captain Pat Cummins took 3/83 but his figures would have been better but for six no-balls.

In their second innings, Australia lost David Warner early to Mohammed Siraj. Usman Khawaja, his opening partner, fell cheaply for the second time in the match off pacer Umesh Yadav.

Left-arm spinner Jadeja then removed Smith and Head, although both batsmen played a part in their own downfall.

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Updated Date: June 10, 2023 13:36:59 IST

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