Australia bowlers dominate as India all out for 185 before fiery end to day
- Boland takes four wickets; Kohli survives contentious call
- Khawaja falls to Bumrah off last ball to leave hosts 9-1
Under overcast but rain-free skies, huge queues are snaking into the SCG. Plenty will be disappointed not to be seeing hometown sensation Sam Konstas bat but watching local heroes Pat Cummins and Mitchell Starc open the bowling isn’t a bad second prize.
Cummins sees potential in the elements: “Overcast conditions so hopefully we can get the ball to swing around a bit. All the boys have pulled up well after a short turnaround.”
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