Second day's play ends, New Zealand 198/5 in second innings, lead of 301 runs over India

IND vs NZ / Second day's play ends, New Zealand 198/5 in second innings, lead of 301 runs over India

IND vs NZ - Second day's play ends, New Zealand 198/5 in second innings, lead of 301 runs over India

IND vs NZ: New Zealand team has reached a strong position in the Pune Test. By the end of the second day's play on Friday, the team has scored 198 runs after losing 5 wickets. Now its total lead has increased to 301 runs.

The first innings of the Indian team was reduced to 156 runs. New Zealand had scored 259 runs in the first innings.

In the second innings, Tom Latham 86, Will Young 23, Daryl Mitchell 18, Devon Conway 17 and Rachin Ravindra were out after scoring 9 runs for New Zealand. Washington Sundar has taken 4 wickets for India so far. Ravichandran Ashwin got 1 wicket. Sundar had also taken 7 wickets in the first innings.

Team India lost the last 9 wickets in scoring 140 runs

The Indian team was all out for 156 runs in the first innings. On Friday, Team India started playing with a score of 16/1 and lost the last 9 wickets in scoring 140 runs.

Ravindra Jadeja scored the highest 38 runs in the Indian innings. Yashasvi Jaiswal and Shubman Gill contributed 30-30 runs. Mitchell Santner took 7 wickets for New Zealand. Glenn Phillips got 2 wickets. Tim Southee got one wicket.

New Zealand, who came to bat after winning the toss on Thursday, scored 259 runs in the first innings. Team India is trailing 0-1 in the series.

Second day's play is over

The second day's play has ended. New Zealand has scored 198 runs after losing five wickets in their second innings and the team is in a strong position. The Kiwi team scored 259 runs in their first innings and in response, Team India was bundled out for 156 runs. In such a situation, the total lead of the New Zealand team in the second innings has been 301 runs. There are still three days of play left and in such a situation the result is certain. The way the ball is spinning, it will not be easy for Team India to chase any target above 300 in the fourth innings. By the end of the day's play, Glenn Phillips is unbeaten on nine runs and Tom Blundell on 30 runs. The day's game went in New Zealand's name.

India started playing today at 16 runs for one wicket and lost the remaining nine wickets in scoring 140 runs. New Zealand's team came out to bat with a lead of 103 runs in the second innings and the team is once again close to 200 runs. In the second innings, captain Tom Latham scored the highest 86 runs for New Zealand. At the same time, Devon Conway was dismissed after scoring 17 runs, Will Young 23 runs, Rachin Ravindra nine runs, Daryl Mitchell 18 runs.

India's first innings were bowled out for 156 runs

India's first innings were bowled out for 156 runs. The Indian team could play only 45.3 overs. Rohit Sharma was out without opening his account on Thursday. On Friday, India got the first blow in the form of Shubman Gill. He was out after scoring 30 runs. At the same time, Virat Kohli also could not do anything special and went to the pavilion after scoring one run. Rishabh Pant scored 18 runs, Sarfaraz Khan 11 runs, R Ashwin four runs, Akash Deep six runs and Bumrah was out without opening his account. Ravindra Jadeja scored the highest 38 runs and Washington Sundar remained unbeaten after scoring 18 runs. At present, New Zealand's second innings has started. Captain Tom Latham and Devon Conway are at the crease.