For a bowler whose Test career is laden with breathtaking dismissals, Jasprit Bumrah's 200th wicket was relatively tame - Travis Head flicking straight to midwicket. Bumrah, however, got to the landmark with incredible numbers,

By Ian Ransom MELBOURNE (Reuters) -Pace dynamo Jasprit Bumrah blitzed Australia's middle order in a thrilling three-wicket burst on Sunday to turn the fourth test on its head and give India some hope of pulling off an unlikely victory.

A Marnus Labuschagne half-century and stubborn tail-end batting drove Australia to a 333-run lead at the end of day four in the fourth test in Melbourne on Sunday, leaving India facing a record chase to steal an unlikely victory.

Australia took control of the fourth Test against India in Melbourne despite a sensational spell from Jasprit Bumrah on Sunday. The hosts were staring down the barrel at 91-6 and the lead not even past 200 before some sloppy fielding by India and remarkable determination from Australia's lower order took them to 228-9 by stumps on day four.

The 31-year-old pace-bowling specialist has once again carried the Indian bowling attack on his shoulders, leading the wicket charts in the

Jasprit Bumrah rewrote history after picking the wicket of Sam Konstas during the fourth Test against Australia.