Stats highlights from Perth, where Yashasvi Jaiswal racked up another 150-plus score as India set Australia a mammoth target of 534

The wait is finally over! Virat Kohli brought up his 30th Test ton on Sunday as he went past the three-figure mark against Australia on Day 3 of the first Test at Optus Stadium, Perth. The 36-year-old Kohli entered Australian shores under a lot of pressure,

What Virat Kohli was doing before? He was perhaps looking to survive at the crease rather than attacking the opposition bowling and it took him nowhere. The moment he changed his thinking to keep striking the ball as long as he is at the crease changed it all.

Virat Kohli broke a heap of records with his 30th Test ton, helping him supass Sachin Tendulkar's hundred tally in Australia with his seventh century in 27 innings during the Border-Gavaskar Trophy.

Australia loses three wickets in a five-over spell before stumps on day three after a Virat Kohli century led India to set the hosts a formidable target of 534 to win.

India twisted the knife on day three of their opening Test against Australia. The visitors are now 522 runs ahead after declaring on 487-6. Australia needed a response, but the hosts had a disastrous start to their innings,

During the first Test match between India and Australia in Perth, Kohli delivered a stellar performance by scoring a brilliant century in the second innings.

The Aussie players, including Nathan Lyon, rushed to check on the steward's condition with the hosts' team physio rushing on to conduct a concussion test