Yashasvi Jaiswal scored his first Test century, leading India to a 405-run lead against Australia. At tea, India was 359 for 5, with Kohli contributing 40 runs. Despite a few wickets falling, India maintained dominance in the first Test of the Border-Gavaskar Trophy.

Jasprit Bumrah's spell left Australia scurrying for cover at 67 for 7 and helped India make an emphatic comeback.

Jasprit Bumrah strikes early as India hunt their first ever win at Perth Stadium. Earlier, Virat Kohli hit his 7th hundred on Australian soil as India set a target of 534 runs in Perth.

By the end of a madcap first day's play, India had remarkably finished on top after stand-in captain Jasprit Bumrah tore through Australia's top-order with spectacular seam bowlin

Bumrah was right on the target from the ball one, causing trouble to the new opening pair of Nathan McSweeney and Usman Khawaja, before removing the debutant on just ten. He could have bagged twice in the same over had Kohli not dropped Labuschagne’s sitter in the second slip.