Australia captain Pat Cummins will remain in Sydney to be with his seriously ill mother and miss the fourth and final Test against India in Ahmedabad.
Murphy, who had a slight side injury after the second Test loss in Delhi, finished across India's two innings with figures of 1-41.
Australia assistant coach Daniel Vettori, arguably New Zealand's greatest spinner, said Murphy's performance in just his third Test had not gone unnoticed."His spell allowed everyone around him to take those wickets. "I think Todd has that skill that he can be a defensive bowler and he can be an attacking bowler and work around pretty much whatever is required from him in the game.
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