BENGALURU (Reuters) - Australia are hoping to chase as little as they can in their fourth innings against India on a difficult pitch, opener Matt Renshaw said on Sunday, adding that the touring side were content with having batted for the entire second day. India were bundled out for 189 in their first innings and a bigger first-innings lead will only boost the touring side's confidence. "Hopefully, not too many (to chase) because we know that the fourth-innings chase is going to be quite hard out there," Renshaw, 20, said. The touring side have handled the conditions much better and are 237-6 in their first innings, aided by half-centuries from Renshaw and Shaun Marsh. "But as I've said, we just needed to bat the whole day and we've managed to do that.

Source: The Star March 05, 2017 12:56 UTC