2nd Test, Day 3: India vs Australia

Cheteshwar Pujara scored his second double hundred and shared a record partnership with Murali Vijay as India took a huge 266-run first innings lead against Australia on the third day of the second cricket Test on Monday. Australia lost two wickets in their second innings to end Day 3 at 74/2, trailing India by 192 runs. (Photo credit: BCCI)

Pujara added a whopping 370 runs for the second-wicket with Vijay before the latter was dismissed for a well-made 167, ending his 361-ball knock, in which he hit 23 boundaries and two sixes. (Photo credit: BCCI)

James Pattinson was the one who removed Pujara after the latter went for a hook after completing his double hundred. (Photo credit: BCCI)

Pujara and Vijay were unlucky as they failed to surpass the VVS Laxman-Rahul Dravid record partnership of 376 runs for any wicket against Australia at the Eden by seven runs. (Photo credit: BCCI)

Funnily, Sachin Tendulkar also got associated with a record.

Coming in to bat at No 4, Tendukar had to wait till the fifth ball of the 118th over to come in which is by far the highest duration that he has waited at the pavilion with his pads on. (Photo credit: BCCI)

Debutant all-rounder Glenn Maxwell was the most successful bowler grabbing four for 127. (Photo credit: BCCI)

Skipper MS Dhoni was dismissed for a quickfire 44. India lost their last 6 wickets for 43 runs. (Photo credit: BCCI)

Xavier Doherty took three wickets at the expense of 131 runs. (Photo credit: BCCI)