3.18pm Australia have declared, setting India a target of 407.

3.07 pm: And that's also tea. Australia have stretched their lead to 406. You would imagine a declaration will come at some point in the final session. Nothing like unleashing Cummins, Hazlewood and Starc on a team that's been out in the sun for a long while. This was Australia's session, even though India got some wickets. But the rapid scoring has put a win beyond the realms of the probable for India. Bumrah was indefatigable, Ashwin prevented Smith from getting a 100 in each innings, Green showed off his talent. There was also a moment of unsavouriness which ended well, with offending spectators removed from the stands by security after they had presumably heckled Mohammed Siraj, who had gone to field at that boundary.

Shane: "Great to see the umpires, security and police take care of the situation so well. And great to see a cheer from the crowd when the alleged offenders were removed. We don't need people like that at the cricket! "

3.01 pm: We're set to resume.

2.59 pm: Players still huddled in the centre. Security personnel in the stands. And security have asked a group of four men to leave the stands. No there's a few more who are being asked to leave too.

2.54 pm: Bumrah was running in but pulled out. Something happening at the boundary at square leg I think. Rahane walked up to the square leg umpire. Indian players gathered around the umpire and having a word. Umpires talking at the edge of the boundary. I hate to say it, but Siraj and Bumrah had alleged racial abuse by the crowd yesterday, and I hope it's not more of the same. Security officers are i nthe stands. Rahane has an arm around Siraj's shoulder. Rahane and Siraj are pointing at one section of the stands while talking to the umpires.

Those hits from Green make it seem like a declaration is imminent. He's 26 away from a maiden Test century though.

Roshan: "Just catching up with the Pujara chatter. Can someone summarize please?"

- Roshan, Sid Monga has done an excellent job of it: It's not lack of intent, it's Cheteshwar Pujara's method and it works for him

Sourav Niyogi: "The irony of the situation is the only person who can save the Test for India is Che Pujara."

Emanuel Raj: "Technically Thor isn't the God of Rain. Zeus is. But Thor is living nearby."

- That's why I mentioned him, Emanuel.

Nathan: "In these 'when to declare' situations, it goes without saying that everyone knows better than the captain. But it's awesome that it does get said. "

WATCH (Indian subcontinent only): The second of two catches dropped off Bumrah today, as Rohit gives Paine a life in the slips

Shailesh Rana: "I'm more worried that Bumrah might be getting over-extended and could get injured before the next test."