Ahead of the WTC final, Jamieson had even refused to bowl to Kohli, who is his teammate in Royal Challengers Bangalore, with the Dukes ball during the nets in the Indian Premier League.
Earlier, New Zealand managed to eke out a 32-run lead in the first innings after pacer Mohammed Shami's four-wicket haul (4/76) curbed them to 249 in the rain-marred clash.
Rookie New Zealand pacer Kyle Jamieson feels that any batsman could have been dismissed with that inswinger that got rid of rival skipper Virat Kohli.
Kane Williamson and Ross Taylor were batting on 12 and 0 respectively when bad light forced early stumps.
Taking out Ishant Sharma and Jasprit Bumrah in successive deliveries after lunch helped him bag his five-wicket haul, only his fifth in an eight-Test career
Jamieson, along with New Zealand captain Kane Williamson, chose to fly to Maldives from Delhi before they were to take a flight to the UK as they felt unsafe in India's national capital, then the hotspot of COVID-19.
The tall pace bowler has picked 36 wickets at 13.27 and scored 226 runs at 56.5 as his team won all six Test matches he played in.
The Kiwis, used to playing with the Kookaburra at home, will be playing in England with the Dukes ball which offers more swing.
RCB all-rounder Dan Christian has revealed that Jamieson is carrying a couple of Dukes balls, which will be used in the WTC final in Southampton from June 18 between India and New Zealand.
Jamieson, a 6 feet 8-inch giant, has adjusted to the slower Chepauk tracks with figures of 1/30 and 1/27 in two IPL games.
Jamieson was found to have breached Article 2.8 of the ICC Code of Conduct for Players and Player Support Personnel.
Also showing interest in him were Delhi Capitals and the Punjab Kings in the auction on Thursday.
New Zealand pacer Kyle Jamieson fetched Rs 15 crore from the Royal Challengers Bangalore in the IPL 2021 Auction.
Paceman Kyle Jamieson continued an extraordinary start to his test career, taking 6-48 as New Zealand beat Pakistan by an innings and 176 runs in the second test.
Meanwhile, Colin Munro, Jeet Raval and Todd Astle, who retired from red-ball cricket earlier this year, have not been included in the central contract list.
India reduced New Zealand to 153/7 but the New Zealand tail wagged again and took the hosts to 235, cutting India's lead to just 7 at the end of their first innings.
Kyle Jamieson took five wickets in the innings as he helped the host side bundle India out on 242.
India were steady at 194 for five at tea but lost wickets in quick succession after the play resumed. Pacer Kyle Jamieson triggered the collapse, returning impressive figures of 14-3-45-5.
Kyle Jamieson picked up four wickets in the first innings and scored 44 important runs with the bat on his Test debut in Wellington.
Wagner's return, post the paternity leave, has left the team management in a bit of a dilemma.
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