India lost three wickets in the first session of the 4th day's play. Shewag was out for 319, adding ten more to the over-night score. He has gone past his previous best and set a new highest score for himself. He is also the highest individual run scores in Indian test cricket history.
The new ball did the trick when his foot didn't move for the ball pitched-up to him. The outside egde went straight to slips.
Tendulkar, didn't last for long. He tried to kick-off his innings with a single, but Amla fielded it very well. He was out in the same over trying to drive the ball, but it took the outside edge and flew to second slip. Both Shewag and Sachin fell to Nitni.
Sourav was timing and placing the ball well. He tried to cut the short ball from Harris, but it raised little higher than he anticipated. On the way to keeper, it just kissed the edge of the bat and Boucher took the catch.
During lunch, India were 547 for 4 and leading by 7 runs with Dravid on 99 and Laxman on 6.
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