In Pictures: India Finish Australia Tour Breaching Fortress Gabba

India's tour of Australia came to a memorable end with the tourists chasing down 328 to win the fourth Test and seal series 2-1.

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Rohit Departs Early

India were hit early on Day 5 when Rohit Sharma (7) fell to Pat Cummins with the scorecard reading 18/1. (AFP Photo)

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A Solid Partnership

Shubman Gill and Cheteshwar Pujara combined for a solid century partnership with the duo adding 114 runs for the second wicket. (AFP Photo)

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Test Best

Gill was looking all set for a maiden Test century but fell on 91 after hitting eight fours and two sixes. (AFP Photo)

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The Wall

However, Pujara continued to fight, braving several brutal blows to his body as the Australians unleashed bouncer barrage at the Indian. (AFP Photo)

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Brave Pujara

Despite needing the physio's attention, Pujara went on to score a half-century keeping the Aussie bowlers at bay. (AFP Photo)

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The Wall Breached

With the new ball, Cummins finally breached Pujara's defences as he trapped him lbw on 56. By that time, the middle-order batsman had consumed 211 deliveries. (AFP Photo)

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Pantastic

With the Test seemingly headed for a draw, Rishabh Pant shifted gears and alongside Washington Sundar, brought India closer to the target of 328. (AFP Photo)

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A Dream

Sundar and Shardul Thakur fell quickly but by that time, India had all but sealed the win. Fittingly, Pant finished the contest in style with a four as India won the Test by three wickets. (AFP Photo)

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Trophy Retained

India thus kept the Border-Gavaskar Trophy with their second successive Test series win on Australian soil. (AFP Photo)

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Gabba Breached

This is the first time that any visiting team has beaten Australia at The Gabba since 1988. (AFP Photo)