WATCH | Australia do an India with DRS in Bengaluru Test

Australia were in a comfortable position scoring at a rate of almost 5 per over with David Warner and Steve Smith in the midst. Warner who appeared in good nick was trapped lbw, and Australia took their first review - only to see it called as a marginal one leaving it to the umpire's discretion.

Two wickets and one review down, the visitors were still cruising with Steve Smith and Shaun Marsh, who had scored a half-century in the first innings, holding the run rate well on track. However, Umesh Yadav struck soon trapping Marsh, who offered no shot, with an angled delivery from around the wicket. Steve Smith, who had not placed himself in the best position to judge the trajectory, was skeptical and the chance of losing their only remaining review stayed the Aussies' hand.

Replays, however, showed that the ball was missing the stumps by a mile. Australia quickly slumped to 101/6 needing 87 runs still. It appears the visitors will be left to rue a crucial miss on a part of the game they have been good at. The decision would especially rankle them as they lost a batsman who had looked capable of dealing with the wicket in the first innings and until then in the second as well.