Second day's play ends, New Zealand 171/9 in second innings, lead by 143 runs

IND vs NZ / Second day's play ends, New Zealand 171/9 in second innings, lead by 143 runs

IND vs NZ - Second day's play ends, New Zealand 171/9 in second innings, lead by 143 runs

IND vs NZ: New Zealand team has taken a lead of 143 runs in the second innings of the Mumbai Test against India. The team scored 171 runs for the loss of 9 wickets by the end of the second day's play. Earlier, on the second day of the match on Saturday, Team India was all out for 263 runs in the first innings. The team could take a lead of just 28 runs over the Kiwis. At the same time, the New Zealand team had scored 235 runs in the first innings.

Second day's play is over

The second day's play is over. New Zealand has taken a lead of 143 runs by scoring 171 runs for nine wickets in the second innings. Will Young scored the most runs for the Kiwis on Saturday. He played a brilliant innings of 51 runs. Apart from him, Conway scored 22, Mitchell 21 and Phillips scored 26. For India, Jadeja took four and Ashwin took three wickets. At the same time, Akash Deep and Sundar got one wicket each.

India's first innings ended at 263 runs. New Zealand won the toss and batted first and scored 235 runs in their first innings. In this regard, Team India got a lead of 28 runs. Shubman Gill scored the highest 90 runs for India. On Saturday, India started playing at 86 runs for four wickets and lost the remaining six wickets in scoring 177 runs. Shubman Gill and Rishabh Pant took the Indian innings forward today and batted aggressively. Both of them played a partnership of 96 runs for the fifth wicket. Pant scored the 13th half-century of his Test career and Gill scored the seventh half-century during this period.

Pant got out LBW in pursuit of big hits. He was sent to the pavilion by Ish Sodhi. He was dismissed after scoring 60 runs in 59 balls with the help of eight fours and two sixes. After this the Indian innings faltered. At one time India's score was 180 runs for four wickets and then Team India lost the last six wickets in scoring 83 runs. After Pant's dismissal, Ravindra Jadeja was dismissed for 14 runs, Ravichandran Ashwin for six runs. Shubman Gill scored 90 runs in 146 balls with the help of seven fours and a six. Sarfaraz Khan and Akash Deep could not open the account. Washington Sundar hit some big hits in the end and gave India the lead. He remained unbeaten on 38 runs in 36 balls with the help of four fours and two sixes. Ejaz Patel took five wickets for New Zealand. At the same time, Matt Henry, Glenn Phillips and Ish Sodhi got one wicket each.

India scored 263 runs

India's first innings ended at 263 runs. New Zealand won the toss and batted first and scored 235 runs in their first innings. In this sense, Team India got a lead of 28 runs. Shubman Gill scored the highest 90 runs for India. On Saturday, India started playing at 86 for four and lost the remaining six wickets in scoring 177 runs. Shubman Gill and Rishabh Pant took the Indian innings forward today and batted aggressively. Both of them shared a 96-run partnership for the fifth wicket. Pant scored his 13th half-century of Test career and Gill his seventh half-century during this period.

Pant got out LBW in pursuit of big hits. He was sent to the pavilion by Ish Sodhi. He was dismissed after scoring 60 runs in 59 balls with the help of eight fours and two sixes. After this the Indian innings faltered. At one time India's score was 180 for four and then Team India lost the last six wickets in scoring 83 runs. After Pant's dismissal, Ravindra Jadeja was dismissed for 14 runs, Ravichandran Ashwin was dismissed for six runs. Shubman Gill played an innings of 90 runs in 146 balls with the help of seven fours and one six. Sarfaraz Khan and Akash Deep could not open their account. Washington Sundar hit some big shots in the end and gave India the lead. He remained unbeaten after scoring 38 runs in 36 balls with the help of four fours and two sixes. Ejaz Patel took five wickets for New Zealand. At the same time, Matt Henry, Glenn Phillips and Ish Sodhi got one wicket each.