They way things have gone on Day 3, Aussies will be under more pressure compared to India as they will be looking to win the match rather than a draw to extend their winning streak. Considering Aussies still trailing by 56 runs, even if they score 350 today it may not be a good idea to declare with a target of 300 considering the form Sachin/Sourav/Laxman are in. But somewhere in the corner I feel they are going to do that exactly and if that happens I would like to see a bit shuffle in Indian batting order.
Sourav and Sachin resumed the innings on Day 3 and Sourav started playing aggressive cricket and scored 67 in no time before getting out because of lazy shot while Sachin slowly accumulating his runs. Once Sourav departed, limited over star Yuvraj arrived at the crease and was confused soul against the spin and Hogg literally made him dance. Ponting took a bit of gamble and went for new ball and Lee dismissed Yuvraj, Dhoni and Kumble in no time. Everyone must had lost the hope that India will touch 400 figure but under Sachin guidance harbhajan, RP and Ishant put together 180 runs along with Sachin. Sachin was not explosive but it was very matured and planned innings.
May be for the first time in recent times, Aussies are put under pressure and it will be tested how well they can handle the situation which they have never been in before.