Women's - Australia v. India.

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1/63.

Healy 29*, Lanning 28*.

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2/69. Lanning 32*. Healy out for 29.

Goswami has 2/19.

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Lanning given out, lbw, on 38. Inside edge.

3/82.

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3/97.

McGrath 12*, Perry 10*.

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Stumps. 4/153. McGrath 28.

Perry 27*, Gardner 13*.

84 more needed to avoid the follow-on.

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"Cricket Australia has confirmed it expects the Decision Review System to be available in this summer's women's Ashes after two controversial calls on day three of the one-off Test against India brought the absence of the DRS into focus.

Fighting to keep Australia in the match, captain Meg Lanning was forced to depart on 38 when she was adjudged lbw after being hit on the pad by a delivery from Pooja Vastrakar, only for replays to show she had edged the ball first.

Earlier, India's Deepti Sharma was given out lbw on 66 to Australia quick Stella Campbell, with ball tracking showing the delivery had pitched outside the line of leg stump.

A CA spokesperson said on Saturday it had intended to use the technology for the entire multi-format series against India, but the late relocation of all matches to Mackay and the Gold Coast, and logistical problems like border closures, had made it impossible."

CA.

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4/155. Perry 32*, Gardner 20*.

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67 needed to avoid the follow-on.

Unless the Aussies crash, I can't see a result, here.

Of course, declarations could present a winning chance to either side.

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6/216.

Perry 58*, Molineux 0*.

12 runs to avoid the follow-on.

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Lanning declared on 9/241. 136 behind. Perry was 68*.

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India 0/33.

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2/91. Shafali 42*.

Wickets for Molineux and Gardner.

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Tea. 2/106. Lead by 242.

24 overs left.

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Shafali out to Wareham for 52. First Test wicket for the leggy.

3/122.