Alex Hartley
Former England bowler on BBC Test Match Special

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Kohli will be kicking himself, it was wide of the off stump so he could've left it. That is an absolute belter of a catch by Steve Smith.

Jim Maxwell
BBC Test Match Special

A brilliant catch and that puts silence in the crowd.

They never learn these Australians.

Kohli is grinning. He's not worried.

Alex Hartley
Former England bowler on BBC Test Match Special

This seems like a strange review, their success rate with DRS hasn't been good.

Nervy...

Scott Boland beats Virat Kohli outside off stump.

Marnus Labuschagne is the only one who appeals but Pat Cummins reviews, probably because it's Kohli.

Even if this wait for a wicket goes on, Australia will know one wicket really breaks it open for them. Ravindra Jadeja is a very good batter but number six is probably a place high. KS Bharat, India's wicketkeeper, has never scored a Test fifty.

Virat Kohli is on the brink of his fifty.

Alex Hartley
Former England bowler on BBC Test Match Special

India still need 268, we know it's a mammoth total. This Australia bowling attack is one of the best in the world. I guess from an India point of view if they can get through to the new ball without having lost a wicket they give themselves a sniff but it's a big old mountain for them.

We've got to the point where the TV graphics are showing 'runs to win' below the score. There's still 268 to get. That's still a loooong way away but there haven't been any real scares so far - or anything for the Australians to get excited about.

Stephan Shemilt
BBC Sport chief cricket writer at The Oval

Virat hasn't scored a hundred in the fourth innings of a Test since 2014. His highest score in the fourth innings when India have won is 51 not out. If India are to win, you suspect both of those will have to change today.

That's lucky for Ajinkya Rahane. He shapes to pull a bouncer from Pat Cummins, looks like he ends up wanting to bail out but it still hits his bat which is still waving high above his head.

It could have gone anywhere but fortunately for Rahane it goes down to fine leg for four.

Anushka Sharma, the Indian actress and wife of Virat Kohli, applauds from somewhere in the posh seats.

Andy Zaltzman
Cricket statistician on Test Match Special

The amount of swing the players have been able to generate is less and the amount of deviation off the pitch has also come down throughout the match.

As each day has gone past, the pitch has got slower and yesterday we saw less inconsistent bounce than what we have seen on the previous days. The pitch has eased through the course of the game.

Scott Boland hits Virat Kohli's pad and there's a brief chat between the Aussie players about whether they should review. There's another cheer from the stands when they decide against it.

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There are no doubts where most eyes are looking today.

Alex Hartley
Former England bowler on BBC Test Match Special

Ajinkya Rahane took his hand off the bat there before it made contact with the ball so it's obvious he is struggling with that hand.

As you'd expect the crowd is dominated by India fans - most decked out in blue one-day shirts. But there are a few Aussies in the house. One youngster has an inflatable kangaroo.

Four from Pat Cummins' first over.

I bet they could hear these roars north of the river. It's just for a single for Virat Kohli - the first run of the day.

Jonathan Agnew
BBC cricket correspondent on Test Match Special

A draw means India and Australia will share the prize money so there is an incentive for India to bat to a draw.

The India fans cheer each time Ajinkya Rahane lays bat on ball. He fails to beat the fielders, however, with Boland starting off with a maiden.

Pat Cummins will open up from the other end.