India v Australia, 1st Test, Bangalore, 3rd day

Quick strikes put Australia on top

Mitchell Johnson exploited the deteriorating pitch and found some cracks in India's imposing batting line-up, which struggled on the third morning in Bangalore. Johnson collected three wickets in an exhausting nine-over spell as India lost 4 for 65 in the session and the hosts were relying on Rahul Dravid and Sourav Ganguly at the break

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