Melbourne Test  

India beat Australia by 137 runs and with that registered the 150th win in their Test history, being only the fifth nation to do so. India also won at the iconic MCG for the first time since 1980-81 

India will enter the fourth day of the third Test in Melbourne with a massive 346-run lead. However, Virat Kohli and Co will need to stretch that advantage to 400 runs. By doing that they will silence the Australian bowling attack, which has been inspired by Pat Cummins' four-wicket burst

'The batsmen must step up collectively. I won't say individually whether someone needs to do that or not, but as a batting unit, we have to definitely put up a better performance,' Virat Kohli said. The Indian captain made it clear that neither his team's Adelaide victory nor the Perth defeat will have any bearing when Melbourne Test starts