India vs Australia Live Score 4th Test, Day 2: Green bags maiden ...

Jadeja tosses it up, and its outside off. It hits Khawaja's pads. No LBW call but Jadeja convinces Rohit to review. The ball did turn but ball-tracking shows it was missing by a long way! NOT OUT!

Australia: 374/4 (128)

Tossed up by Jadeja, wide of off. Green gets down on one knee to smack it in the air, at a catching height. But he places it well in the gap, goes past deep point for a four!

TOP SHOT BY GREEN! HE LOOKS IN FORM AND DELIGHTED AFTER REACHING HIS 100! He will be hoping to build on his batting form and keep his wicket with Khawaja.

Australia: 368/4 (123.5)

Green - 109 (154)

Khawaja - 156 (364)

A short delivery by Jadeja, and wide. Green cuts it through point for a four! THE ALL-ROUNDER GETS HIS MAIDEN TEST TON AND LOOKS DELIGHTED! WHAT A KNOCK! HE HAS BEEN THE AGGRESSOR AND KHAWAJA AS BEEN THE CALMING PRESENCE!

Australia: 354/4 (121.2)

A full delivery by Shami, on middle. Khawaja musters it to mid-on for a single and Australia get to 350 with ease!

Khawaja is at 152 off 359 balls and Green is also nearing his century. The all-rounder has registered 96 off 140 balls.

Australia: 350/4 (120.4)

A good length delivery by Shami, into off. Khawaja defends it with ease and is like a wall for Australia today!

It is Lunch now and this is now two sessions out of the last three without any wicket for India. Australia are making the bowlers toil hard.

Khawaja - 150 (354)

Green - 95 (135)

Australia: 347/4 (119)

A short delivery by Shami, down leg. Khawaja pulls it to fine leg for a clasys four! TOP KNOCK BY THE OPENER! GETS HIS 150 WITH EASE AS AUSTRALIA GET CLOSER TO 350! A CENTURY FOR GREEN IS ALSO COMING UP FOLKS!

Australia: 337/4 (116.5)

A length delivery by Umesh, and outside off. Green drives it to mid-off's right for a four with ease! He is causing all sorts of trouble for India right now.

The partnership is now 155! Also 12 off this over!

Australia: 325/4 (114)

A full delivery by Umesh, into off. Green comes forward to drive it wide of the fielder at mid-off for a brilliant four! STRONG SHOT!

India haven't been able to come with up a concrete plan yet for these two batters. They have dealt with the bowlers well and have also adapted to the conditions.

Australia: 305/4 (109.1)

A full delivery by Umesh, outside off. Khawaja opens the face of his bat to place it between wide slip and gully fielders for a four!

TOP SHOT AND AUSTRALIA GET PAST 300 WITH SUCH EASE! THE OVERNIGHT SCORE WAS 255/4 AND THEY HAVE ALREADY REACHED 300!

Australia: 300/4 (108)

A short of a good length delivery by Umesh, and on the hips. Khawaja goes inside the line to cream it behind square on the on-side. It goes past backward square leg for a four!

GOOD SHOT! The opener is at 122 off 305 balls now. Meanwhile, Green is at 61 off 94 deliveries.

Australia: 284/4 (103.3)

A short delivery by Ashwin, drifting across. Green times it well through the large gap at point for a four!

Australia: 274/4 (100.5)

Green - 58 (85)

Khawaja - 114 (295)

Ashwin tosses up his delivery, and Khawaja drives it to long off for a single. The Aussie openers are playing with caution, as losing a wicket could lead to a blip like Day 1.

Australia: 268/4 (99)

A straight delivery by Axar, flat and on leg. Khawaja guides it behind square for a single.

India haven't been able to get a breakthrough yet. Khawaja and Green have started off cautiously, with the pair keeping their side ticking.

Australia: 267/4 (96)

A full delivery by Shami, into off. Khawaja plays from the crease and gets a thick edge through backward point. One run.

The match is important for India in terms of WTC final. A win is not necessary. If they draw or lose, they can still reach the WTC final, but need to rely on the ongoing New Zealand vs Sri Lanka Test series.

A short length delivery by Jadeja and Green hammered it off the backfoot to long off for a single. Also, gets his half-century with ease! WHAT A KNOCK!

Australia are going strong and will be looking to build on Day 1's momentum.

Australia: 257/4 (90.5)

Head put in a good start but lost his wicket to Ashwin, after smacking 32 runs off 44 balls, packed with seven fours. Meanwhile, Labuschagne lost his wicket cheaply, registering three off 20 balls. Steve Smith on the other hand, was on good momentum, but had to depart for 38 off 135 deliveries. Meanwhile, Handscomb added 17 runs to the total.

Australia: 255/4 (90)

India - Rohit Sharma (c), Shubman Gill, Cheteshwar Pujara, Virat Kohli, Shreyas Iyer, Srikar Bharat (wk), Ravindra Jadeja, Axar Patel, Ravichandran Ashwin, Umesh Yadav, Mohammed Shami

Australia - Travis Head, Usman Khawaja, Marnus Labuschagne, Steven Smith (c), Peter Handscomb, Cameron Green, Alex Carey (wk), Mitchell Starc, Matthew Kuhnemann, Todd Murphy, Nathan Lyon

Mohammed Shami took two wickets in 17 overs, conceding 65 runs. The pacer had a poor start with wayward bowling, but soon found his momentum. Umesh Yadav bowled 15 overs, conceded 58 runs but failed to take any wickets. Both, he and Shami bagged two maidens. Meanwhile, R Ashwin took a wicket in 25 overs, conceding 57 runs, with 8 maidens.

Ravindra Jadeja took a wicket, bagged two maidens in 20 overs, conceding 49 runs. Meanwhile, Axar Patel conceded 14 runs in 12 overs, with four maidens and Shreyas Iyer bowled a over, conceding two runs.

Since Green's arrival at no. 6, the duo stitched together a partnership of 85 runs off only 116 balls for the fifth wicket. Green slammed an unbeaten knock of 49 runs off 64 balls, including eight fours. The young all-rounder will be aiming to get his half-century. Meanwhile, Khawaja is unbeaten at 104 off 251 balls, packed with 15 fours.

India will be hoping to break that partnership early on, other the duo could lead Australia to a strong total in the first innings.

After the final session on Day 1, Khawaja remained unbeaten, having smacked 104 off 251 balls.

Speaking after the session, he said, "A lot of emotion in that. Has been a long journey, getting a hundred, as an Australian you always want to do that. It's very special. Head took the new ball down. He was smacking them. Was pretty good to watch that from the other end. It was such a nice wicket, I didn't want to give my wicket away. It was a mental battle more than anything else. You need to keep doing it for a long time. I had the helmet in my right hand, I told him (Green) just me a hug, instead of a high five (following his century). I have no superstitions, I stretched a bit in the morning and I was ready to go."