The pressure is on India's "Great Pandavas" (heroic brothers of Hindu legend) after Australia's declaration leaves India needing 299 to win Australia bowl beautifully with the new ball, removing the dangerous Virender Sehwag when he edges Stuart Clark to Matthew Hayden Rahul Dravid does not last long either - and India stumble to a worrying 24-2 with more than half an hour remaining until lunch Moments later, Brad Haddin thinks he has managed to run out a dozing Gautam Gambhir, but the ruling goes in the batsman's favour Brett Lee spins round for a vociferous lbw appeal, but Gambhir and Sachin Tendulkar gingerly take India to lunch on 41-2 Gambhir's innings finally comes to an end as Mitchell Johnson bowls him for 29, but there are no more wickets to fall before tea Tendulkar (pictured) and VVS Laxman steer India to 130-3 at tea, and things look much more hopeful for India Cameron White has his first Test wicket when Sachin Tendulkar, 15 runs away from setting a new Test runs record, is caught But Laxman bats on in failing light, finding a valuable ally in Sourav Ganguly, as India get closer to the draw Laxman is unmoved, negotiating two stoppages for bad light along the way, and with 10 overs lost to bad light the draw is agreed
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