India slumped to 164/5 on Day 2 of the Boxing Day Test against Australia, trailing by 310 runs. A promising partnership of 102 runs between Yashasvi Jaiswal, who scored 82, and Virat Kohli, who added 36, was disrupted by a disastrous mix-up that led to Jaiswal's run-out. Shortly after, Scott Boland dismissed Kohli and nightwatchman Akash Deep for a duck. Earlier, India lost in-form KL Rahul just before tea, leaving them at 51/2. Rohit Sharma's return to open was disappointing as he managed only 3 runs. Australia had set a formidable first-innings total of 474.

Here are some pointers to India vs Australia 4th Test Day 2:

- Yashasvi Jaiswal scored his half-century in 81 balls

- India 51/2 in 15 overs at Tea

- KL Rahul was dismissed by Pat Cummins with a jaffa off the last ball of the 2nd session

- Rohit Sharma threw it away after promoting himself to the top of the order, falling after scoring three runs

- Australia 474 all out, Bumrah took four wickets for 99 runs in a whopping 28.4 overs

- Smith fell in bizarre fashion to Akash Deep on 140 off 197 balls

- Australia 454/7 in 113 overs at Lunch

- Pat Cummins fell to Ravindra Jadeja one run short of his half-century; partnership between him and Smith ended on 112 off 135 balls

- Australia crossed 400 in 103.1 overs

- Partnership between Smith and Cummins crossed 100 in 128 balls

- Smith scored his 34th Test century in 167 balls

- India were hardly able to challenge the Australian batters in the first hour of play on the second day

- Australia start the day on 311/6 in 86 overs