Follow-on rule in Test cricket and what happens if India does not score 246 runs against Australia in third Test?
				
																	
								
				India face a tough challenge at the Gabba.  They need 65 more runs to avoid the follow-on against Australia. Rain interrupted play with Jadeja and Reddy at the crease.  India trail by 265 runs.  They must reach 246 to prevent Australia batting again.  Avoiding the follow-on would be a significant step towards saving the Test match.				
			
			
			
			
						
						
						
					
		