Starting Day 4 with a lead of just two runs, Australia lost Pat Cummins to the second new ball early in the day
Cameron Green though continued to fight and in the company of Mitchell Starc frustrated Indian bowlers
Cameron Green was removed by Mohammad Siraj and the debutant went on to finish the Test with five wickets - the first time an India debutant has taken five or more wickets after Mohammad Shami's 9 in 2013 vs WI
R Ashwin, who was impressive through the match completed another good performance with the last Australian wicket of Josh Hazlewood at the stroke of lunch
Chasing 70 to win, it was yet another failure for Mayank Agarwal who departed early edging one behind for 5 off Mitchell Starc
Cheteshwar Pujara went for 3, caught at gully poking a wide one from Pat Cummins for 3 to put India in a spot of bother at 19/2
Shubman Gill though looked solid in the middle remained unbeaten on 35 with the help of seven fours
Shubman Gill will most likely hold his spot in India's playing XI for the third Test with Rohit Sharma available and likely to feature in the XI
Captain Ajinkya Rahane, who scored 112 in the first innings, scored 27 off 40 and hit the winning runs for India
India beat Australia by 8 wickets to level the series 1-1. This was India's fourth win at the MCG and only the second while chasing in Australia
Australia have a lot to ponder after the loss, having managed only 195 and 200. Without big contributions from Steve Smith and Marnus Labhuschagne, Australia's batting order looks fickle
For his effort with the bat Rahane was adjudged the Man-of-the-Match and received the Mullagh Medal. Johnny Mullagh Medal is a tribute to honour the captain of Australia’s first sporting team to tour internationally. Mullagh was the leader of the 1868 Aborginal tour to the United Kingdom.