India are set to play Australia next in Melbourne, in the Boxing Day Test match. What is India's record at the iconic Melbourne Cricket Ground?

Rahul currently leads India in runs scored and ranks second overall in the series, with an impressive total of 235 runs in six innings at an average of 47, including two half-centuries.

Rohit was hit during India's practice session and was latter spotted with an ice pack wrapped around his knee. The fourth Test of the ongoing series between India and Australia gets underway at the Melbourne Cricket Ground from December 26.

India and Australia clash in the crucial Boxing Day Test. Both teams face batting woes in the fourth Border-Gavaskar Trophy match. India won the first Test but lost the second. The third Test ended in a draw.

The Boxing Day Test between Australia and India has made history with tickets for the opening day selling out, marking the first non-Ashes match to achieve this feat. The series has seen record-breaking attendance,

Australia drop batter Nathan McSweeney and call up 19-year-old opener Sam Konstas for the final two Tests against India.

Konstas, who was called up to the squad at the expense of opener Nathan McSweeney, is brimming with confidence but plans to approach the challenge without overburdening himself with footage of Bumrah.