India vs New Zealand, Highlights, 2nd Test

Sat 29th Feb, 01:30 AM India tour of New Zealand, 2020 2nd Test, Christchurch
New Zealand 235 (73.1)
live Day 2 -Stumps
India 242 & 90/6 (36.0)
RR: 2.5
India lead by 97 runs

India 2nd innings

On Day 3, India would need to get a lead of however many runs as could be expected under the circumstances. They don't have a lot of batting left and need Vihari, Gasp and Jadeja to score a large portion of the runs. New Zealand, then again, would plan to finish off the remaining wickets rapidly and make one stride more like a series win. Will India fightback or will the hosts take the distinctions? Join us for Day 3 on Monday, 2nd March 2020 at 1130 neighborhood (2230 GMT, Earlier day). Up to that point, good health. NZ win by 5 wickets 3rd ODI, Mount Maunganui

India, then again, would have felt that they were on top at the beginning of their second innings however the manner in which New Zealand turned out to bowl hit them hard. They lost Mayank Agarwal and Prithvi Shaw early. Kohli had another inability to his name on this tour while Rahane battled. Pujara looked great yet was tidied up by a peach from Boult. Umesh Yadav didn't function as the nightwatchman as he too was expelled by Trent Boult. They lead by 97 and need Vihari, Gasp and the rest to follow to get them to a good lead New Zealand vs India, 3rd ODI - Live Cricket Score

Stunning, what a meeting New Zealand have had! They had given a lead of 7 at the beginning of the meeting and now have ended the day on top. They have gotten 6 wickets of the Indian batting line-up and the Indians just lead by 97. Boult drove the accuse of a splendid three-fer. All the wickets that he got were peaches and the Indian batters had no response to those deliveries. Wagner and Jamieson bowled a blast of bouncers and the former was rewarded with a wicket of Rahane. Tim Southee and Colin de Grandhomme were the other bowlers in the wickets segment. They could have had Rahane before and maybe got a couple or more wickets however a dropped catch from de Grandhomme spared India from some embarrasment

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Along these lines, India have a slender lead of 7 runs and they would hope to bat better in their second innings to get a tremendous lead. The Kiwis, then again, would trust that their bowlers continue to bowl well and get wickets rapidly to diminish the score. Will India bat well in their second innings or will the Kiwis decrease them to a small total? Join us at 1620 neighborhood for India's second innings.

Ravindra Jadeja is down for an interview. He says that he was standing at deep square leg and he knew that shot was going to come. Includes that he is content with his catch. Notices that he is content with the group's performance and credits Bumrah and Shami for bowling well. Jadeja also says that they need to bat well in the second innings.

New Zealand, then again, were disappointing. They battled to confront the swing from the Indian bowlers and crumbled before Lunch and soon after that break, they lost three more. They need to however say thanks to Wagner and Jamieson to get them to 235 and diminish the path to only 7 runs. Jamieson continued his great form as he scored an entirely important 49 yet overall, it was a disappointing performance with the bat from the Kiwis.

This has been a tremendous bowling performance from the Indians. They began the day on the back foot when the Kiwis were 63/0. The bowlers however responded splendidly on Day 2 as they got a few brisk wickets and then after a small association, they put the hosts on the back foot, getting them 5 down before Lunch. They began well after Lunch too scalping three wickets before long however their inability to get the wickets of the lower order caused issues down the road for them as Wagner and Jamieson got New Zealand near India's score. Bumrah returned to form and bowled amazingly well to get three. He was well upheld by Shami and Jadeja while Umesh was disappointing. With the wicket of Jamieson, the umpires motioned for TEA.

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Presently, India have a tough ask on their hands and with Ishant Sharma missing, they need their other bowlers to step up and deliver. They would need to take early wickets otherwise it will be another troublesome game for them. Would they be able to limit the Kiwis or will the hosts make happy in this innings? Stay tuned for New Zealand's first innings.

Kyle Jamieson is down for an interview. He says that he is exceptionally content with his performance and is satisfied that he got a couple of wickets. Includes that the Hagley Oval is unique for him and it is an uncommon minute for him. Notices it is entirely comfortable out there. Jamieson also says that this pitch has more grass than the one in Wellington.

India, then again, would be disappointed with their performance. They indeed lost their first wicket early and since then, Shaw and Pujara got them on target however a Southee burst after Lunch put the visitors on the back foot. Hanuma Vihari joined Cheteshwar Pujara out in the center and sewed a counter-attacking association of 81, however once Vihari fell after his fifty, everything went downhill and eventually ended up a score of 242. New Zealand vs India live scores, Cricket news

What did New Zealand have for Tea? They have totally overwhelmed the Indians after the Lunch break. India were going solid at one phase when Vihari and Pujara were batting however once Vihari fell not long before the break, it was a parade. Jamieson was the star with the ball. He was a little off-shading prior yet once he turned out after Tea, he was an alternate bowler. Kyle began with bouncing out Pujara and then got the scalps of Gasp and Jadeja to finish with a 5-fer. It was a splendid spell from him and was well bolstered by Boult and Southee. Wagner was conservative and took the significant wicket of Hanuma Vihari.