Day three Adelaide Oval results, scores, time, program, entertainment, tips, odds, how to watch

Travis Head has criticised Indian fast bowler Mohammed Siraj for giving him a heated send-off and also accused the tourists, including Virat Kohli, of taking things too far during wicket celebrations.

The South Australian continued his magnificent run of scores in Adelaide by belting a third straight Test century at his home ground before receiving a send-off from Siraj that has lit the fuse for the rest of the Border-Gavaskar series.

India’s early ascendancy in the five-Test battle slipped away on a fast-moving Saturday as the tourists ended day two at 5-128 in their second innings, still trailing Australia by 29 runs after Pat Cummins (2-33 from eight overs) and Scott Boland (2-39 from seven) ripped through a wobbly top order.

On a day when Marnus Labuschagne hit his way back into form with a fighting 64 and India’s frustrated bowlers had their worst day of the series, Head brought up his eighth Test hundred and second against India.