The incident took place after Indian fast bowler Mohammed Siraj was allegedly racially abused by spectators on the third and fourth day of the drawn Test at SCG.

Smith was accused of scuffing up the batsman's guard during the drinks break in the first session on Monday in the drawn Test

Vihari, who was limping for major part of his innings due to a hamstring injury, and R Ashwin kept the Australians at bay with a marathon match-saving effort.

Hanuma Vihari (23 off 161 balls) and Ravichandran Ashwin (39 off 128 balls) helped ensure India were level heading into the final Test in Brisbane starting on Friday.

Hanuma Vihari (23) and R Ashwin (39) add 62 runs of 256 balls for the sixth-wicket, batting close to four hours, to deny Australia. Catch the highlights of Day 5 here

India reached 98 for two at stumps on the fourth day with Ajinkya Rahane and Cheteshwar Pujara batting on 4 and 9, respectively

This after Australia declared at 312/6, giving India a target of 407 for victory. Catch the Day 4 highlights here

Just like Ravindra Jadeja's effort on Day2, Australia's fast bowler Josh Hazlewood produced a brilliant fielding display to start India's collapse

Wicketkeeper-batsman Pant and Jadeja suffered blows during the course of play on Day 3. Pant was replaced by Wriddhiman Saha when India came out to field

Pat Cummins (4-29) and a brilliant fielding display saw India dismissed for 244, in response to Australia reached 103-2 at stumps