They lost two quick wickets but Burns went on to hit a half-century, finding form ahead of the second Test. (AFP Photo)
And carnage followed. Cummins got rid of Cheteshwar Pujara for a duck as India innings suffered a stunning collapse. (AFP Photo)
Australia overhauled the target in 21 overs, winning the day-night contest by eight wickets. (AFP Photo)
Pat Cummins removed nightwatchman Jasprit Bumrah in the second over of the day. (AFP Photo)
Australia opening pair of Joe Burns (in pic) and Matthew Wade added 70 runs in the chase. (AFP Photo)
Josh Hazlewood took a five-for while Cummins finished with four wickets. (AFP Photo)
Josh Hazlewood struck with his first delivery of the day with the wicket of Mayank Agarwal. In the same over, he accounted for Ajinkya Rahane as well. (AFP Photo)
With Mohammed Shami retiring hurt, India innings folded for a sorry 36 and Australia were set 90 runs to win. (AFP Photo)
Australia thus took 1-0 lead in the four-match series with the second Test set to be played from December 26 in Melbourne. (AFP Photo)
Virat Kohli was India's last hope but he was also removed cheaply by Cummins as the tourists slumped to 19/6. (AFP Photo)