Australia all out for 191, India lead by 53 runs
Captain Tim Paine was the highest scorer for the Australians with 73 not out
(Reuters) - India dismissed Australia for 191 late in the final session of the second day of the day-night first test on Friday to take a 53-run first-innings lead at the Adelaide Oval.
Spinner Ravichandran Ashwin combined with paceman Umesh Yadav and Jasprit Bumrah to do the damage for the tourists, who rattled through the Australian batting order in 72 overs.
Captain Tim Paine was the highest scorer for the Australians with 73 not out for his eighth half century in tests.
Australia had started the day by skittling the last four Indian batsmen at a cost of 11 runs in less than half an hour to dismiss the tourists for 244.
The four-match series continues after Adelaide with tests in Melbourne, Sydney and Brisbane.
