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Kuldeep yadav: Cricket News & Match Updates
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2nd Test: New Zealand Elect To Bat First Against India; Akash, Washington & Gill Come In
Maharashtra Cricket Association: Akash Deep, Washington Sundar and Shubman Gill have been included in India’s playing eleven as New Zealand won the toss and elected to bat first in the second Test at the Maharashtra Cricket Association (MCA) Stadium in Pune on Thursday.
India are looking to bounce back and square the series after New Zealand won the first Test in Bengaluru by eight wickets. On the other hand, New Zealand, currently leading three-match series 1-0, are looking to do which no other team has managed to do so since 2012 - win a Test series in India.
New Zealand skipper Tom Latham said pacer Matt Henry is out with a glute niggle and left-arm spinner Mitchell Santner replaces him in the playing eleven. “Surface slightly different to what it was last week. Not a lot of grass. Might produce a bit of spin as we expect when we come to these parts of the world.”
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India Add Washington Sundar To Squad For Remaining Tests Against New Zealand
The Senior Men: The Senior Men’s Selection Committee on Sunday added all-rounder Washington Sundar to India’s squad for the remainder of the Test series against New Zealand. Sundar is currently playing for Tamil Nadu against Delhi in the Ranji Trophy match. He scored 152 runs in the first innings of the match before taking two wickets on Sunday.
1st Test: Young, Ravindra Star In NZ's First Test Win In India Since 1988
When New Zealand: When New Zealand arrived for their three-match Test series against India, many didn’t give them a realistic chance to win even one game. But outstanding performances with bat and ball, as well as seizing big moments, helped them get their first Test win in India after 1988 with an eight-wicket victory at the M Chinnaswamy Stadium.
1st Test: Kohli, Sarfaraz Hit Counter-attacking Fifties As India End Day Three At 231/3
After Rohit Sharma: Virat Kohli and Sarfaraz Khan smashed counter-attacking fifties before the former got out on last ball of day three as India reached 231/3 in 49 overs at stumps and trail New Zealand by 125 runs in the first Test at M Chinnaswamy Stadium.
Virat Kohli Becomes Fourth Indian To Reach 9000 Test Runs Milestone
Virat Kohli: India batter Virat Kohli has added another feather to his highly illustrious cap as he completed 9,000 Test runs in the ongoing match against New Zealand at M Chinnaswamy Stadium. He reached the milestone during India's second innings.
1st Test: Rohit And Jaiswal Keep India Steady After New Zealand Take 356-run Lead
Captain Rohit Sharma: Captain Rohit Sharma and Yashasvi Jaiswal kept India steady to reach 57/0 in 15 overs at tea after New Zealand took a 356-run first-innings lead on day three of first Test at the M Chinnaswamy Stadium on Friday.
1st Test: Rachin's 134 Helps NZ Take 356-run Lead Over India
Rachin Ravindra: An excellent 134 from Rachin Ravindra – his second Test century - helped New Zealand take a lead of 356 runs against India after ending their first innings at 402 in 91.3 overs. For India, Ravindra Jadeja and Kuldeep Yadav took three wickets each, with onus now on their batters to save the hosts’ from a potential innings defeat.
1st Test: Rachin’s Unbeaten 104 Power NZ To 345/7, Lead India By 299 Runs
Though New Zealand: Rachin Ravindra smashed a classy unbeaten 104 – his second century in Test cricket – as New Zealand reached 345/7 in 81 overs and take their lead to 299 against India at lunch on day three of first Test at the M Chinnaswamy Stadium on Friday.
We Were Fortunate To Get Virat Kohli's Wicket On That Delivery, Says William O'Rourke
New Zealand pacer William O'Rourke feels that he was fortunate to take Virat Kohli's dismissal on the ball which was going down the leg in the first Test against India on Thursday.
Rohit Sharma Admits To Captaincy Blunder After India’s Collapse, Says 'I Couldn’t Read The Pitch Well'
Rohit Sharma: India captain Rohit Sharma admitted to a costly misjudgment of the pitch at the M Chinnaswamy Stadium after India suffered a batting collapse, being bowled out for just 46 runs in the first Test against New Zealand. This marked India's lowest-ever Test score at home and their third-lowest in history.
1st Test: Henry & Conway Star In NZ’s Day Out As India Record Lowest Total At Home (ld)
New Zealand Test: For the fans itching to watch Test cricket action in Bengaluru, the wait was long. Day one of the India-New Zealand Test saw them see the rain hold fort. Day two could have gone down that route, but the cricketing Gods finally blessed the Bengaluru fans with Test match action.
1st Test: Conway Scores 91 As New Zealand End Day Two At 180/3, Lead India By 134 Runs
Opener Devon Conway: Opener Devon Conway dazzled with his eye-catchy boundaries before falling nine runs short of a century as New Zealand ended day two’s play in the first Test against India at 180/3 in 50 overs and lead by 134 runs at the M Chinnaswamy Stadium on Thursday.
1st Test: Conway’s Unbeaten 61 Helps NZ Reach 82/1 After Bowling Out India For 46
Opener Devon Conway: Opener Devon Conway smashed a stroke-filled 61 to help New Zealand reach 82/1 in 20 overs at tea on day two of first Test against India at the M Chinnaswamy Stadium on Thursday.
1st Test: O’Rourke Picks Three As NZ Gain Upper Hand By Reducing India To 34/6
Captain Rohit Sharma: Playing in his first Test match in India, pacer William O’Rourke picked three wickets as a bang-on New Zealand fast-bowling line-up reduced India to 34/6 in 23.5 overs at lunch on day two’s play in first Test at the M Chinnaswamy Stadium on Thursday.
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