Brisbane Test: Smith's century, Australia's 95-run lead

Brisbane: Captain Steven Smith (133), sixth century career, Mitchell Johnson (88) and Mitchell Starc (51 not out) Australia's best batting at the Gabba cricket ground on the third day of the second Test against India on Friday released tea in their first innings and 503 runs for nine wickets. India scored 408 in their first innings. Australia has so far been the advantage of 95 runs. There are still days 33 overs. Stark 57 balls with seven fours off 48 balls with six boundaries and Jose Hajelvud unbeaten 31 to help. Both for the last wicket partnership is now 31 runs. Australia lost two wickets in the first session of the third day. The first wicket Mitchell Marsh (11), while the second wicket fell as wicketkeeper Brad Hedin (6) fell as. Marsh Ishant Sharma bowled a ball comes in.
Marsh put 34 balls a boundary. He dropped a total of 232 wickets. Hedin was out on a total of 247. Hedin Cheteshwar Pujara were caught by Varun Aaron. By the end of the second day's play Marsh seven and Captain Smith returned unbeaten on 65 runs. Australia had scored 221 for four to Stmps. Australia's three wickets fell in the second session. Smith out of the batters, including Johnson and Lion. Ishant Sharma bowled at 133 Smith scored. Smith faced 191 balls and hit 13 fours and two sixes. Smith Johnson 148 runs for the seventh wicket partnership with. Neither Smith 10 fours and two sixes from 147 balls to reach his century. Johnson had his 10th half-century.
Although Smith was out before Johnson. Johnson dropped a total of 395, while Smith's wicket total of 398 out. Then added 56 runs for the ninth wicket Lion and Stark. Lion includes 23 and 31 of the Stark. After the departure of Lion playing his first Test Hajelvud Stark peppered with the Indian bowlers and half-completed fourth of his career. Ishant Sharma and Umesh Yadav of India for three wickets, while the two success Varun Aaron. Ravichandran Ashwin are able to get a wicket.
India win on the field to open an account. India on the ground yet to win in five matches but have not found one. The last time the two teams meet in December 2003, was on the ground, which was ended in a draw. Significantly, on the ground since 1988. Australia is not yet lost.
The hosts 1-0 in the four-match Test series lead. He was defeated by 48 runs to India in Adelaide. The series was to be played in the first Test in Brisbane but the Test series due to the premature death of Phillip Hughes has been a change in the program.