If you're from the Indian subcontinent you can watch the dismissals of the India captain and vice-captain here:
Green's sharp catch sends back Kohli
Rahane edges one behind to fall for a duck

Hazlewood: [Has he had a better day in cricket?] I don't think so, no. Everything went to plan. The way Patty started was unbelievable, to knock out the two big wickets. Was a bit disappointed, yeah [with the hat-trick ball]. It's awesome to come out with [this line-up] and take 20 wickets every game.

Mark: "Gee India have thrown this match away. From running Kohli out and going from 300 to 244, dropping Labuschagne and Paine to result in Australia getting to 191, to this horror show."

Arun: "Arguably one of the greatest hours of fast bowling ever?"

Peter: "Can't believe this is Adelaide. Used to be the home of the drawn test that improved all the batsmen's averages."

Gaurav: "Definitely we should applaud this supreme quality bowling. But, not a single double digit score on a pitch with no horrors will require a lot of introspection. No one stood ground and too much of following the ball with hard hands. This is not how you bat in test cricket. "

4:01pm Pain-relief spray and a massage for Shami, who is grimacing, pitch side. Got some strapping on now and he's ready to face. Or not. He takes guard, then calls the physio back on. A long discussion ensues. That's his bowling arm, remember. He's going off. And that probably means he won't bowl today. India record their lowest Test score. And they'll have to try and defend 89 with three bowlers. What a dramatic twist in this match. And if this is a serious injury for Shami, then India's series looks wobbly already with Kohli leaving. Imagine the effort it takes to inflict all of this after a team started the day 62 ahead with nine wickets in hand. And then stand up and applaud for Josh Hazlewood and Pat Cummins. Relentless. That is the only word. Australia need 90 to take a 1-0 lead.

Sundar: "Daniel Brettig wrote yesterday that "Australian batsmen, selectors get a strong dose of reality". I wonder what is this a strong dose of, for India!"

One more for Cummins

Chay: "Ajay Jadeja was talking about 9 wickets in last session at Kolkata test 2001 on the pre-match talk show. Who would've thought it happening here."