<p>Double strikes by Indian pacer Ishant Sharma left Australia at 94 for two at lunch on day one of the inconsequential fourth Test at the Feroz Shah Kotla here Friday.<br /><br /></p>.<p>Ed Cowan was batting on 27 along with stand-in captain Shane Watson, who survived a close stumping chance before reaching 16 at the break.<br /><br />Ishant struck early in the second over to get rid of opening batsman David Warner, for a duck, caught at second slip by Virat Kohli.<br /><br />Phil Jacques took the Indian attack scoring 45 off 59 balls, hitting 10 fours in the process.<br /><br />Jacques, however, was rattled by a short of length ball from Ishant that crashed on to his helmet and two balls later he played on ending the difficult over with a soft dismissal.<br /><br />Cowan and Watson added 23 runs for the unfinished third wicket and took Australia to lunch. Watson was lucky to survive a close stumping chance off Pragyan Ojha. He got the benefit of doubt by the third umpire.<br /><br />Earlier, Watson became the 44th Australian Test captain after skipper Michael Clarke failed to recover from chronic back pain.<br /><br />Australia also made four other changes in the side - Matthew Wade cames in for Brad Haddin, Mitchell Johnson for Mitchell Starc, James Pattinson for Xavier Doherty and Glenn Maxwell for Moises Henriques.<br /><br />India made one change - debutant Ajinkya Rahane replacing local boy Shikhar Dhawan, who fractured his left hand during the Mohali Test.<br /><br />India lead the series 3-0 and are looking at a historic 4-0 whitewash of Australia.</p>
<p>Double strikes by Indian pacer Ishant Sharma left Australia at 94 for two at lunch on day one of the inconsequential fourth Test at the Feroz Shah Kotla here Friday.<br /><br /></p>.<p>Ed Cowan was batting on 27 along with stand-in captain Shane Watson, who survived a close stumping chance before reaching 16 at the break.<br /><br />Ishant struck early in the second over to get rid of opening batsman David Warner, for a duck, caught at second slip by Virat Kohli.<br /><br />Phil Jacques took the Indian attack scoring 45 off 59 balls, hitting 10 fours in the process.<br /><br />Jacques, however, was rattled by a short of length ball from Ishant that crashed on to his helmet and two balls later he played on ending the difficult over with a soft dismissal.<br /><br />Cowan and Watson added 23 runs for the unfinished third wicket and took Australia to lunch. Watson was lucky to survive a close stumping chance off Pragyan Ojha. He got the benefit of doubt by the third umpire.<br /><br />Earlier, Watson became the 44th Australian Test captain after skipper Michael Clarke failed to recover from chronic back pain.<br /><br />Australia also made four other changes in the side - Matthew Wade cames in for Brad Haddin, Mitchell Johnson for Mitchell Starc, James Pattinson for Xavier Doherty and Glenn Maxwell for Moises Henriques.<br /><br />India made one change - debutant Ajinkya Rahane replacing local boy Shikhar Dhawan, who fractured his left hand during the Mohali Test.<br /><br />India lead the series 3-0 and are looking at a historic 4-0 whitewash of Australia.</p>