India were all out for 109 on the opening day of the third Test against Australia in Indore on Wednesday.
On a treacherous track where the ball spun alarmingly and often kept low, only Virat Kohli (22) and Shubman Gill (21) got a start but could not soldier on.
Matt Kuhnemann was picked of the Australia bowlers claiming 5-16 in his second Test, while Nathan Lyon returned 3-35.
India are 2-0 ahead in the four-Test series with the final match scheduled in Ahmedabad from March 9.
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Former England batter Robin Smith dies at 62
Former batter Robin Smith, a World Cup finalist with England in 1992, has died at the age of 62, his former club Hampshire said on Tuesday.
Australia opener Khawaja ruled out of second Ashes Test
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Murray says coaching stint with Djokovic was learning experience
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