AGENCIES
Starc continues despite going for runs. Rahane keeps out the first three balls before taking a single and Bharat drives the wide half-volley through point for two runs to get off the mark.
Bharat plays a nice drive off the front foot but straight to the fielder in the covers.
Around 10 minutes left for stumps as Boland comes back for a quick burst.
Rahane cuts the third ball past point for a single and Bharat pushes the next into the off-side and does the same next ball.
The last ball bounces quite a lot as Bharat fends it on the leg side and steals a quick single.
In the next over, Bharat is struck on the arm by the extra bounce from Starc as the ball flies over the slips for two leg byes.
He is fit to continue batting. Bharat plays a loose shot as he chases the wide full delivery from Starc but is beaten and clips the next to mid-on.
Bharat steers the last ball past point for two runs to bring up India's 150, off the final ball of the day.
India finish the second day on 151/5 in 38 overs, still trailing Australia by 318 runs.
Australia chipped away at the wickets in the final session, taking three wickets for 114 runs in 28 overs after the tea break.
Rahane has battled bravely despite a blow on his finger to be unbeaten on 29, while Bharat was on five.
Rahane and Jadeja (48) rescued India with a 71-run stand after they had slipped to 71/4 at one stage.
Rohit (15) and Gill (13) perished in the space of five deliveries, while Pujara was bowled by Green for 14. Virat Kohli also failed to carry as he was caught in the slips off Starc for the same score.
Jadeja batted positively to hit seven fours and a six, in his 51-ball 48 but he was taken at slip off Nathan Lyon.
Australia are staring at a huge first innings lead but India will hope Rahane can steer the lower order and guide them to safety on Day 3.
