IND vs NZ Live: India Bowls Out New Zealand For 273
India’s cricket team had a good start to the third Test match against New Zealand as they bowled out the Kiwis for 273 runs on the first day. The match is being held at the Hagley Oval in Christchurch. Here are the key highlights from the match:
Early wickets put India in control
India won the toss and elected to bowl first. The Indian bowlers, led by Jasprit Bumrah, made early breakthroughs and put the Kiwi batsmen under pressure. Bumrah took three wickets, while Mohammed Shami and Navdeep Saini took two wickets each. New Zealand’s middle-order batsman, Henry Nicholls, was the top scorer for the team with 89 runs.
India’s batting struggle continues
India’s batting line-up once again struggled to perform. They lost early wickets and were reduced to 90 for 6 at one stage. Hanuma Vihari and Rishabh Pant fought back with a partnership of 71 runs, but India eventually got all out for 242 runs. New Zealand’s Kyle Jamieson was the pick of the bowlers, taking five wickets for 45 runs.
New Zealand’s solid start in second innings
In their second innings, New Zealand got off to a solid start and were 63 for no loss at stumps on day one. Tom Latham and Tom Blundell remained unbeaten on 27 and 29 runs respectively. India will need to take quick wickets on day two to stay in the game.
India’s chances in the match
With New Zealand finishing day one on a strong note, India will have to come up with a strong bowling performance on day two. The pitch is offering some assistance to the bowlers, and India will need to exploit it to restrict New Zealand’s lead. India’s batsmen will also need to step up and put up a competitive total in their second innings.
News Summary:
- India bowled out New Zealand for 273 runs on the first day of the third Test match.
- Jasprit Bumrah took three wickets, while Mohammed Shami and Navdeep Saini took two wickets each.
- India struggled with the bat and got all out for 242 runs in their first innings.
- New Zealand had a solid start in their second innings, finishing day one at 63 for no loss.
- India will need to take quick wickets on day two and put up a competitive total in their second innings.
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