I reckon Ricky will look for a lead of about 330, he'll want to ensure India has no chance of winning and that might actually enhance Australia's chances of winning because trying to bat out time on a final day wicket might be tougher than actually playing positively towards a target
In Sydney in the New Year Test, Australia set India 333 in 71 overs on the last day 
Sorry Kash, missed your post. Where to start....
I don't know how much you know or don't know, but to answer your question, how many outs till its over?
There is essentially 11 players on each side. You bat with a partner, so that when your side has 10 out they are all out, as the remaining player can't bat on his own. He is said to be 'not out'. He can kind of be thought of as left on base in a baseball game.
So 10 out is all out.
So in the current game, Australia need 8 more wickets (outs) and they win.
For India to win, they need 272 more runs (atm).
The only other constraint is time. There is 69 overs left. So if India can't score the runs (which is looking like they won't) BUT don't get all out, the game will be a draw.
I've probably just confused you more, sorry
in the 2nd test on Friday.
in the 2nd test on Friday.Stuey Clark played injured, so I'd expect him to bounce back if fit for the second test
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