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Watch: Mitchell Starc Left Visibly Annoyed By Repeated Rain Delays, Pleads To Umpire

Day 4 of the Border-Gavaskar Trophy third Test between India and Australia saw the game being halted on multiple occasions due to rain at The Gabba in Brisbane. The continuous interruptions left Australia fast bowler Mitchell Starc visibly frustrated. Starc's helplessness at the situation was on display, as he could be seen almost urging the umpires to continue despite the rain. The weather in Brisbane caused Day 1 and Day 3 to almost be entirely washed out, and also impacted the Day 4 play to a great extent.

Watch: Mitchell Starc unhappy with continuous rain delays

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Frustrated captain Pat Cummins said Wednesday that Australia controlled the third Test against India at the Gabba and could have won but for the dire Brisbane weather.

Rain delays led to the loss of 249 overs during the match, ending any Australia hopes of pushing for a victory and a lead in the five-Test series.

The match ended drawn and the two sides now head to Melbourne level at 1-1 with two Tests to play.

The only day which wasn't affected by weather was Sunday, with the other four days losing significant playing time as players were forced off the field on multiple occasions.

"I can't even remember the number of times we were on and off over the five days," Cummins said.

"Especially here in Brisbane it normally pelts down for a couple of hours and then you're back on and it's clear.

"It's frustrating because it felt like we were ahead for pretty much all of it, but it wasn't to be."

Australia scored 445 in the first innings after being sent in, but missed their chance to enforce a follow-on when Indian

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