Day-3 India control the test match

Indian team on the roll, having control over the opposition on the third day of the test match at Hyderabad.
With the help of Virat's double century and the century of Vijay and Saha they put up a huge total.
Now the bowlers are doing the job for India as BAN are at 124/4.

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