Australia have topped the entir day two of Pink ball clash at the Adelaide Oval. A swashbuckling 140 from Travis Head and a gutsy 64 from Marnus Labuschagne helped the Aussies get a pivotal 157 runs lead. In reply, India succumbed to Australia's pace attack as they're reduced to 128-5 after the end of day two.

Nathan McSweeney and Marnus Labuschagne started where they left off. But Indian pace duo Jasprit Bumrah and Mohammad Siraj bowled tightly in the first hour as the former one removed rookie opener McSweeny on 39.
Out-of-form Marnus Labuschagne brought up a hard fought fifty and he was removed by Bumrah against a run of play. But the hometown boy Travis Head was there and he kept smashing the Indian bowlers once he got his eye.

He hit boundaries at his will, at the same time he lost his partners; Mitchell Marsh and Alex Carey at regular intervals. But he kept clobbering the Indians and smashed a jaw dropping 140 off 141 balls.

With the help of Head's hundred Aussies got a healthy 157 runs lead.

Post that, Aussies were relentless under the lights. The three speedsters were used and Scott Boland and Pat Cummins picked up two wickets apiece, with Mitchell Starc cleaned up Shubman Gill with an absolute peach of a delivery.

India are on 128-5 and they're still 29 runs behind of Australia with half of their sides have gone.