4th Test: India 4/0 chasing 328 to win as rain forces early stumps on Day 4

Good signs. The covers are being peeled off the ground, which indicates there isn't an immediate sign of rain returning and umpires satisfied with ground conditions.

Live pictures showing rain seems to have stopped but the covers remain in place. The two umpires are out there with folded umbrellas to have a look at the ground conditions.

The post-tea resumption of play has been delayed as there hasn't been much change in the weather conditions at The Gabba, and the forecast for the rest of the day isn't great either. Stay tuned for more updates.

Slightly early Tea announced by the umpires as rain arrives at The Gabba. Australia 243/7; Pat Cummins batting on 2, Mitchell Starc on 1. A collective effort by Smith (55), Warner (48), Harris (38) and Green (37), with an 89-run opening partnership, has put Australia's noses slightly in front here. But much will depend on the time left in the game, with rain coming into play once again. Led by Siraj and Thakur's three wickets each, India roared back with quick blows after the Warner-Harris opening stand to not let the Aussies off the hook. Stay tuned for updates on the weather and when play resumes in the final session on Day 4.

A cracker of a delivery from Siraj. It reared up sharply after possibly hitting a crack, leaving Smith (55) in an awkward position; and he gloved it straight to Rahane. To check if his hand was on the bat handle at the time of contact with the ball, he asked for a review, but to no avail. He's out. Australia 196/5, lead by 229 runs.

The return catch from Green (14*) carried to Siraj, but it wasn't easy to take it to his right, which was against the momentum of his follow-through. But still a lost opportunity, nevertheless. Aus 185/4, lead by 218.