India keep up the tempo post lunch

October 26, 2024 12:27

Ind 96-1 (15 ovs) and 156 vs NZ 259 and 255 | Scorecard

Phillips continues and Jaiswal gets to his 50 with a whip off his backfoot to mid-wicket.

Two dots later, there is a huge shout for LBW and umpire is unmoved. Latham takes the review and ultra edge shows there is no edge and ball tracking shows impact outside and New Zealand blow another review.

Jaiswal then cuts the ball late through backward point for a four!

A dot to end the over as 8 come off it.

Santner continues and after a dot, Jaiswal gets a boundary off a bye to bring up the 50-run stand with Gill.

Jaiswal then takes a single before Gill plays three dots as 5 come off it.

Welcome to the 2nd session on Day 3 and Glenn Phillips will start proceedings with Shubman Gill on strike and the batter starts with a dot.

Gill then plays the ball to the leg side and wants a single. He is sent back.

A dot later, Gill plays the ball to the leg side for a single for the first runs of the session.

Phillips comes around the wicket to Jaiswal who plays the ball to mid-wicket for a single.

A dot to end the over as 2 come off the over.

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