Total: 300/10 in 104.5 overs at 2.86 runs per over
India bowling 1st innings
Bowler
Overs/Mdns
Runs
Wickets
Economy
M Shami
19/2
58
2
3.05
J Bumrah
21/5
62
1
2.95
R Jadeja
32/11
73
2
2.28
K Yadav
31.5/6
99
5
3.10
H Vihari
1/0
2
0
2.00
Australia batting 2nd innings (following on, trail by 322 runs)
Batsman
Dismissal
Runs (balls)
4s/6s
SR
U Khawaja
not out
4 (12)
1/0
33.33
M Harris
not out
2 (12)
0/0
16.66
Didn’t bat: M Labuschagne, S Marsh, P Handscomb, T Head, T Paine, P Cummins, M Starc, N Lyon, J Hazlewood
Extras: 0
Total: 6/0 in 4 overs at 1.50 runs per over
India bowling 2nd innings
Bowler
Overs/Mdns
Runs
Wickets
Economy
M Shami
2/1
4
0
2.00
J Bumrah
2/1
2
0
1.00
India recorded their first Test series win on Australian soil, having first toured the country in 1948. Virat Kohli becomes the first Indian captain to win a Test series Down Under, and India are the first Asian team, and the fifth team after England, New Zealand, South Africa and West Indies, to win a Test series in Australia.
Cheteshwar Pujara made his 18th Test century, a 373-ball 193 (22×4) and laid the foundation for a possible Indian victory late in the Test.
Mayank Agarwal, playing his second Test, made an aggressive 77 and once again took India off to a good start after the early loss of KL Rahul.
Rishabh Pant made his second Test century and his highest score (159 runs off 189 balls, punctuated by 15 fours and one six) in Test cricket, to propel India to 622/7 declared on the second afternoon.