Despite half-centuries from Babar and Saud, Pakistan struggled, leaving South Africa needing 148 to win the first Test

India closed the day on 358/9, still trailing Australia’s first-innings total of 474 by 116 runs.

Debutant Corbin Bosch starred with both bat and ball to hand his team the advantage as the hosts took a 90-run lead.

The Australian media reacted strongly, with one headline in The West Australia newspaper branding Kohli a "clown".

Jaiswal and Kohli put together a century partnership to offer India some hope.

Babar Azam reached the landmark in style, hitting a boundary to mark the achievement.

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Kamran Ghulam scored a half-century, but the top order collapsed as Bosch and Paterson shared nine wickets.

Australia dominated the opening day of the Boxing Day Test against India in Melbourne

Former captain Ricky Ponting remarked that Kohli instigated the confrontation with Konstas on the field.