IND vs AUS, WTC Final Highlights: Australia win World Test Championship as India go down by 209 runs

And Australia have won the match. They get the final wicket and India go down by 209 runs. A big win for the Aussies. India had a slight chance but realistically it was Aussies who had their hands almost on the Test mace. So India need to wait longer for an ICC title.

Aussies are barely two wickets away from wrapping this up. Umesh has fallen to a bouncer off Starc
 

A duck for Thakur as he walks back without troubling the scorers. Lyon gets him out plumb infront LBW. He goes for review but this is as straight as it can be

And now Starc has got Rahane. Edged and taken by Carey behind. Is that the final nail in the coffin? Rahane played well for his 46 but departs one stroke short of a fifty. Aussies in a hurry. Shardul comes in

India are 5 down and the going is getting tough. Rahane and Bharat are at the crease and India have crossed 200 with that beautiful straight drive from Rahane

It's drinks on the field and India go to the break with Kohli and Jadeja down. 

Indian batters look under pressure and are inching close to 200. They need big partnership

And Aussies lose their 2nd review in matter of a few overs. This time, they went for a LBW call review against Rahane.But it's missing on hitting

Bharat has copped a blow on his helmet by a Cummins bouncer. Concussion checks

Hang on, Boland now gets Jadeja caught behind. A beautiful ball just outside off and moves a bit. Jadeja tries defending it and has a poke taken by Carey behind. Bharat comes in and he survives on first ball. Edged and it flew just above slips. Australia look in hurry

Oh dear, the big wicket. It's Kohli who departs. A ball well outside off stump and Kohli goes for the drive and Smith takes a blinder at slips.

In the 7th over of the day, Aussie go for a review against Kohli. 

The first six overs are done and India have made 15 runs in them. A catious start and Kohli and Rahane are looking to keep going.

As per broadcasters, there is a around 40% chance of rain coming down

Here's the first four of the day. But it was not a one Indian fans would have liked. A bouncer and Rahane looked to hook but withdraws and hangs his bat to get some part of it.The ball flies behind to cross the fence for four.

The two batters are being careful at the start and are trying to eye in well

And here comes the final day. Rahane on strike, Boland to go first. India have used a light roller today

It's around 30 degrees and there is a 40% chance of rain coming down, so there could be a thunderstorm, but we do have a reserve day in hand for this game. The surface though has changed, from green grass to dry grass, and the bounce has become lower. There are some footholes on the left-handers side, but there's not a lot against the right-hand batters. There could be some reverse with the old ball, but the bowlers will have to work hard for it. An unusual Oval pitch, it deteriorates usually, but this one has actually become better,'

Are we ready for this? Yes we are, bring it on!!

Here are Virat Kohli's numbers on Day 5 in Test cricket:

Runs - 688, Average - 68.8, Balls/Dismissal - 106

Virat on Day 5 since 2014:

Runs - 584, Innings - 9, Average - 97.33, Tons - 3, Fifties - 3

The Aussies are favourite but don't count the Indians out. Australia are 7 wickets away and infact have 5 batters standing in their way as rest is the Indian tail. But these Indians have scripted history earlier, too. In Sydney, in Gabba in 2020 or in Kolkata in 2001. Can they script another fairytale today?

280 runs needed 7 wickets to go, India on 164/3 and dreaming. Virat Kohli and Ajinkya Rahane in the middle, K S Bharat, Ravindra Jadeja and Shardul Thakur to follow. The day has come. It's all or nothing today. After those four intense days of Australia's dominance and India's act of hanging by a thread, it comes down to this. Hello and a warm welcome everyone to the live coverage of WTC Final Day 5. We are in the final day of this test match and India are still in it. Going behind a record target of 444, India have lost Gill, Rohit and Pujara. But their positive intent coupled with the conditions not doing much on Day 4, India have scored at over 4 an over. Will they script a magic today, or will the favourites Aussies take it home. We will find it out in some hours. Stay tuned.