4th Test, Day 4: Australia Fight Back After Bumrah, Siraj Rattle Top Order

Pacer Mohammed Siraj, who took 3-66, sparked an early collapse, dismissing first innings centurion Steve Smith and Usman Khawaja.

Vice-captain Jasprit Bumrah registered figures of 4-56 off 24 overs to hand India an outside chance of victory in Melbourne.

However, India's hopes were diminished by a stubborn, unbeaten final-wicket stand of 55 from 17.5 overs.

Nathan Lyon was at the crease on 41 while number 11 Scott Boland had seen off 65 balls to be 10 not out at the close.

Up by 105 runs on the first innings, Australia were rocked by losing four wickets for 11 midway through the second session to slump to 91-6.