Left arm spinner Santner scored 19. Took seven wickets for 53 runs in 3 overs while off-spinner Glenn Phillips got two wickets.
India vs New Zealand 2nd Test Day 2 India out for 156 runs News In Hindi: In the first session of the day, India's star batsman could not face the challenge from spinner Mitchell Santner, with the help of whose seven wickets New Zealand helped the host team win the second cricket match. 45 in the first innings on Friday, the second day of the Test. Got out for 156 runs in 3 overs and took a lead of 103 runs. (India vs New Zealand 2nd Test Day 2)
Left arm spinner Santner scored 19. Took seven wickets for 53 runs in 3 overs while off-spinner Glenn Phillips got two wickets.
Shubman Gill (30) and Yashasvi Jaiswal (30) added 49 runs for the second wicket but after that six wickets fell within 53 runs. At lunch the score was 107 runs for seven wickets. After lunch, Santner dismissed Ravindra Jadeja, Akash Deep and Jasprit Bumrah.
Mitchell Santner was the star for New Zealand on the second day of the second Test in Pune as India lost nine wickets for 106 runs. In reply to New Zealand's 259 runs, India was all out for just 156 runs and took a lead of 103 runs in the first innings.
Highlights of Day 2 of India vs New Zealand 2nd Test:(India vs New Zealand 2nd Test Day 2)
– India all out for 156 runs, took a lead of 103 runs in the first innings
– India's score till lunch is 107/7, still 152 runs behind
– India lost five wickets for just 53 runs
– Virat Kohli was dismissed by Santner for just one run.
– Shubman Gill became the victim of Mitchell Santner after scoring 30 runs in 72 balls.
Gill and Yashasvi Jaiswal added 49 runs for the second wicket.
– India started the day at 16/1, trailing New Zealand by 243 runs
– Rohit Sharma was out on zero on nine balls on the first day
– New Zealand team was all out for 259 runs, in which Washington Sundar gave 7/59 runs.
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