I did a bit of research on 4th Innings chases in India. Here are the results i found:
Victory chasing more than 150 runs:
1. West Indies 5/276 chasing 276 - 1987/88 at Delhi v India
2. India 8/256 chasing 254 - 1964/65 at Mumbai v Australia
3. England 4/208 chasing 207 - 1972/73 at Delhi v India
4. Australia 2/195 chasing 194 - 1997/98 at Bangalore v India
5. West Indies 4/192 chasing 192 - 1966/67 at Mumbai v India
6. India 3/190 chasing 190 - 2000/01 at Delhi v Zimbabwe
7. India 3/181 chasing 181 - 1969/70 at Delhi v Australia
8. South Africa 6/164 chasing 153 - 1999/2000 at Mumbai v India
9. India 2/151 chasing 151 - 1995/96 at Bangalore v India
Loss chasing less than 200 runs:
1. South Africa 105 chasing 170 - 1996/97 at Ahmedabad v India
2. New Zealand 127 chasing 188 - 1969/70 at Mumbai v India
3. England 163 chasing 192 - 1972/73 at Calcutta
So India have never lossed chasing under 200, and they've only one once chasing more 200 in India.
So, if we can get our lead to more than 200 we should win based on the history. If we can't get to our lead to 200 than they will probably win. But records are made to broken.
I still think Australia will win with a lead of 150.
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Victory chasing more than 150 runs:
1. West Indies 5/276 chasing 276 - 1987/88 at Delhi v India
2. India 8/256 chasing 254 - 1964/65 at Mumbai v Australia
3. England 4/208 chasing 207 - 1972/73 at Delhi v India
4. Australia 2/195 chasing 194 - 1997/98 at Bangalore v India
5. West Indies 4/192 chasing 192 - 1966/67 at Mumbai v India
6. India 3/190 chasing 190 - 2000/01 at Delhi v Zimbabwe
7. India 3/181 chasing 181 - 1969/70 at Delhi v Australia
8. South Africa 6/164 chasing 153 - 1999/2000 at Mumbai v India
9. India 2/151 chasing 151 - 1995/96 at Bangalore v India
Loss chasing less than 200 runs:
1. South Africa 105 chasing 170 - 1996/97 at Ahmedabad v India
2. New Zealand 127 chasing 188 - 1969/70 at Mumbai v India
3. England 163 chasing 192 - 1972/73 at Calcutta
So India have never lossed chasing under 200, and they've only one once chasing more 200 in India.
So, if we can get our lead to more than 200 we should win based on the history. If we can't get to our lead to 200 than they will probably win. But records are made to broken.
I still think Australia will win with a lead of 150.
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