IND vs NZ: India will have slight edge on Day 4, feels Shubman Gill
Cricket | June 21, 2021 9:01 ISTThe Indian opener feels with Williamson and Ross Taylor fresh on the pitch, Indian bowlers can have a go at them early on Day 4 of WTC Final.
The Indian opener feels with Williamson and Ross Taylor fresh on the pitch, Indian bowlers can have a go at them early on Day 4 of WTC Final.
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
As per Cricbuzz, the match, which was supposed to start half hour earlier due to bad light interruption the other day, will start late due to wet outfield caused by overnight rain.
On the second day of this match in Ages Bowl, Indian cricket team fans Bharat Army did something that is becoming quite viral on social media.
Pujara's strike-rate has been a constant subject of debate for sometime now and the India No. 3 did his stats no good on Saturday, scoring 8 off 54 balls.
The World Test Championship final Day 3 is expecting little respite with the condition likely to remain similar on Sunday.
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Ashwin is regarded as a thinking cricketer who always strives to explore something new, something extra in his game and that attitude has paid rich dividends for him throughout his career.
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From Virat Kohli's batting masterclass to Jamieson hitting Rahane on the helmet, Day 2 of the match showed how Indian batsmen tested patience of New Zealand pacers.
India ended the curtailed second day on 146 for 3 with Virat Kohli batting on 44 off 124 balls in company of Ajinkya Rahane 29 not out off 79 balls.
The skipper got good support from Ajinkya Rahane (29 not out off 79) in the final session where bad light stopped play twice before umpires called it a day.
While things went fine in the first half of the second day, poor visibility affected the latter half.
India stuck with their playing XI and included two spinners in their squad while the Kiwis decided to go with an all-seam attack in overcast conditions.
Kohli is now the joint 4th fastest to the milestone with legendary Sunil Gavaskar, having achieved the feat in 154 innings.
Virat Kohli questioned umpire Richard Illingworth's decision to go upstairs despite New Zealand captain Kane Williamson failing to ask for a review within the 15-second limit.
Even Shubman Gill was hit on the helmet when he was up against Jamieson. The play was stopped for a few minutes while he was checked for signs of concussion.
Opening for the first time in England, the Punjab batsman put up a fifty-run opening stand with Rohit Sharma on Day 2 of the World Test Championship (WTC) final.
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