India took the cue and rode his coattails. A major opening stand followed by a 153-run partnership between Rohit and a rare, buoyant Pujara (61 off 127b; 9x4) put India on the ascendant until the second new ball was taken. When bad light forced an early stumps on Day 3, India were 270/3 in their second innings, a 171-run lead with Kohli and Jadeja out in the middle. They may need a few more to feel in the safe zone.Read Full article on Times of India Click Here