Watch the entire thrill of the second day of IND vs NZ 2nd Test match in this 2 minute video, see full highlights

Cricket News Desk. India and New Zealand are facing each other in the second test match at the MCA Stadium in Pune. An exciting battle was witnessed on the second day of the match. Today, when the Indian team started playing at 16 runs for one wicket, it got off to a bad start. The Indian team looked like a house of cards, trapped in the net of Kiwi spinner Mitchell Santner.

Today, India lost its first wicket in the form of Shubman Gill, who was out LBW on the ball of Mitchell Santner after scoring 30 runs. After this, Mitchell Santner dismissed Virat Kohli for one run and sent him to the pavilion. Glenn Phillips got out LBW on the ball of 18 runs. India got the fifth blow by dismissing Rishabh Pant on the score. India lost the sixth wicket in the form of Sarfaraz Khan, who became the victim of Mitchell Santner after scoring 11 runs. After this, Mitchell Santner wreaked havoc, killing Ravindra Jadeja for 38 and R Ashwin for 38. Sent to the pavilion for 4 runs.

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In the end, Akash Deep 6 and Bumrah became the victim of Mitchell Santner without opening the account. In this way the entire Indian team was reduced to 156 runs and the Kiwi team got a lead of 103 runs. Mitchell Santner took the maximum of 7 wickets for New Zealand. In response, New Zealand lost the first big wicket in the form of Devon Conway, who was out LBW on 17 runs off the bowling of Washington Sundar.

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The second blow to the Kiwi team was given by Ashwin in the form of Will Young who could score 23 runs and after this, Washington Sundar dismissed Rachin Ravindra for 4 runs and Daryl Mitchell for a personal score of 18 runs. The fifth blow to the Kiwi team also came from Washington Sundar. Only he gave it, he sent captain Tom Latham, who was becoming a big threat to India, to the pavilion on a personal score of 86 runs. In this way, by the end of the second day's play, the New Zealand team has scored 198 runs after losing 5 wickets in the second innings. The Kiwi team has increased its lead to 301 runs, while at stumps Tom Blundell returned unbeaten on 30 and Glenn Phillips scored 9 runs.

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