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India pile on the runs
AFP, Sydney
A marathon century by Cheteshwar Pujara and a swashbuckling ton from Rishabh Pant all
but ended Australia's hopes of saving the series Friday as India built a massive 622 for seven declared in the final Sydney Test.
India began the second day at 303 for four and proceeded to twist the knife against a demoralised home team that toiled in hot conditions with little joy.
Unless Australia win, India will claim a first-ever series victory Down Under since they began touring here in 1947-48. They lead 2-1.
Despite the tall task ahead Australia skipper Tim Paine said they were not ready to throw in the towel.
"We certainly won’t be doing that, we will be fighting as hard as we can for the next three days. Cricket's one of those ’ B games, if you keep doing that it • \ can turn really quickly,” he said.
The methodical Pujara Wr* made a masterful 193 off373 balls while Pant stroked his highest ;
Test score in an entertaining 159 not out.
Ravindra Jadeja chipped in with a lively 81 in a 204-run stand with Pant - a record seventh wicket partnership.
Skipper Virat Kohli finally declared when Jadeja was out, with the tireless Nathan Lyon taking 4-178 off 57.2 gruellingovers.
It left new-look Australian openers Marcus Harris (19) and Usman Khawaja (five) to negotiate 10 tricky overs before stumps after a torturous day in the field. They ended at 24 without loss.
"Every hundred I score is special for me because I have just started my career. But I don't really think about hundreds, I only think about what the team needs from me," said Pant, who expressed some sympathy for the Australian bowlers.
" Obviously when you bowl for two days the body gets tired, but their body language was really good, they were pushing themselves and trying their level best." SCORES IN BRIEF
INDIA: First innings 622 for 7 deci (Agarwal 77, Kohli 23, Pujara 193, Vihari 42, Pant 159 notout, Jadeja 81; Hazlewood 2-105, Lyon 4-178)
AUSTRALIA: First innings 24 for no loss (Harris 19 not out, Khawaja 5 not out)