Australia opted not to declare against India, despite taking a 300+ run lead on Day 4 of the Test match. Here's why Australia were smart to make that call.

The India vs Australia fourth Test witnessed a record Boxing Day Test attendance with 299,329 fans. It surpassed the previous highest of 271,865 set during the 2013 Ashes Test. The match saw significant turnout from Indian fans worldwide,

Jasprit Bumrah left the hosts in a daze with a dream spell but the courageous Australian lower order steered the side to a commanding 333-run lead on Sunday, setting up the Boxing Day Test for an intriguing last-day finish.

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With the five-match Test series between India and Australia currently tied at 1-1, the two teams are set to lock horns in the ‘Boxing Day Test’ a couple of days from now. Here’s everything you need to know about the special fixture that is an annual tradition in Australia.

Australia claimed a lead of 105 runs on the first innings and stretched its advantage to 158 at lunch on day four of the fourth cricket test against India.

India trails by 333 runs at the end of day four in the Boxing Day Test against Australia. Bumrah's 200th Test wicket highlights the day's play.

India got dismissed for 369 runs on Day 4 of the second innings of the India vs Australia Boxing Day Test at the Melbourne Cricket Ground (MCG). Nitish Kumar Reddy was the last wicket to fall for India as he took the aggressive route,

Courtesy of Nitish Kumar Reddy's century, India put on a total of 369 on the board. Australia still lead by 105 runs. The Pat Cummins-led side is still ahead in the game as India have to bat in the fourth innings and chase a target.