Australia played a smart 'scheduling' card even before the ongoing Border Gavaskar Trophy commenced a month ago, but India's riposte came in the first Test itself; and after three matches, the advantage has slightly shifted to the visitors' camp.
If India winning the series-opener in Perth made Australia re-think, their fightback to force a draw in Brisbane was like a boxer's jab on the bell, signalling end of round 'three'. In between, the second Test at Adelaide was always loaded in favour of the hosts who have lost a pink-ball day-nighter just once.
