Rain disrupted the opening day of the third Test between Australia and India at the Gabba, limiting play to just 13.2 overs. Australia reached 28/0 before heavy rain forced players off the field. India opted to bowl after winning the toss.

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At 11.50am, when the rain arrived and settled over the Gabba, McSweeney had moved cautiously to four from 33 deliveries. Khawaja, who has come under pressure himself in the lead-up to this Test due largely to the fact he has now gone 27 Test innings without a hundred, had moved confidently to 19.

Australia and India players leave the field after just 13.2 overs on day one of the third Border-Gavaskar Test at the Gabba, with time running out to get back on as rain continues to fall. Follow live.

India would be a little hurt after the Adelaide result, not because they lost but in the manner they lost. A couple of changes are expected for India, meanwhile Australia have already confirmed their playing XI and will be confident to make it 2-1 at Gabba.

Check Out the Latest Weather and Rain reports from the Gabba as the India vs Australia 3rd Test has stopped due to massive rain. When will the match start and how long the rain can cause problems today?

In a frustrating start to the first day of the third Test between India and Australia in Brisbane, the rain has played spoilsport, not once but twice during the first session.

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As Rohit Sharma-led India gears up to face Australia in the third Test of the five-match Border-Gavaskar Trophy at the Gabba in Brisbane, starting Saturday. (File Photo by Patrick HAMILTON / AFP) IND vs AUS 3rd test Weather Report: As Rohit Sharma-led India gears up to face Australia in the third Test of the five-match Border-Gavaskar Trophy at the iconic Gabba in Brisbane,

Unfortunately, the rain is not expected to relent anytime soon. Day 2 (December 15) of the Test will see a 59% chance of rain, with cloudy and humid conditions throughout the day.