At the draw of stumps, R Ravindra (5) was giving company to Seifert with New Zealand A still trailing by 202 runs with seven wickets remaining in their 1st innings.
With nearly two days of play abandoned due to rain, 45 overs of play was possible on the final day with India reaching 159 for 2 when captains decided to shake hands.
India A captain Karun Nair opted to field but he did not get the early wickets he was hoping for.
In reply to India A's 467 for eight, New Zealand A declared their first innings at 458 for nine after being reduced to 375 for nine at one stage.
New Zealand A finished day two on 176/1 after India A declared on 467/8 at Mount Maunganui.
Visakhapatnam: Luke Ronchi's whirlwind century helped New Zealand A amass 310 all out as India A trailed by 304 runs at the end of the second day of the first unofficial Test here on Thursday.After
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