Highlights India vs New Zealand 2nd Test Day 2: New Zealand takes 301-run lead against IND

Highlights India vs New Zealand, 2nd Test Day 2

Mitchell Santner was the star for New Zealand as India lost nine wickets for just 106 runs on the second day of the second Test in Pune. New Zealand got off to a fast start, although Washington Sundar and Ravichandran Ashwin took a couple of wickets before Tea. The visitors were 85/2 at the break and led by 188 runs.

India were all out for just 156 in reply to New Zealand's 259, conceding a 103-run lead in the first innings. Santner, who had never previously managed to take more than three wickets in a Test innings, posted figures of 7/53, while Glenn Phillips took two. Pacer Tim Southee got the only wicket of Rohit Sharma towards the end of the first day.

India's middle order collapsed on either side of the drinks break in the first session and never recovered. Shubman Gill appeared to have made a smooth start to the day but Mitchell Santner ended his progress in the 22nd over. Gill fell on 30 off 72 balls and formed a 49-run partnership with Yashasvi Jaiswal for the second wicket. Virat Kohli soon followed, missing a full toss from Santner and losing his stumps. This brought Rishabh Pant out to keep Jaiswal company. However, this resistance didn't last long as Jaiswal was dismissed by Glenn Phillips straight after the drinks break. Phillips then caught Pant as well when the Indian batsman tried to hit a big, ugly shot over the line and missed the ball completely.

India resumed their batting of 16/1 on the second day of the second Test against New Zealand in Pune on Friday. They batted 11 overs on the first day, at the end Jaiswal had six runs and Gill ten. Rohit Sharma's wicket was the only one India lost, with skipper Tim Southee falling for a nine-ball duck.

Highlights from the 2nd day of the India vs. New Zealand test:

– New Zealand scored 198/5 in 53 overs at stumps and led by 301 runs

– Washington Sundar removes Tom Latham for the 11th wicket

– Tom Latham reached his half-century in 82 balls

– New Zealand 85/2 at tea, leading by 188 runs

– India gave up 156 runs all out and conceded a lead of 103 in the first innings

– India 107/7 at lunch, trailing by 152 runs

– India lost five wickets for just 53 runs at the start of the first session

– Virat Kohli was dismissed by Santner for just one run

– Shubman Gill lost to Mitchell Santner with 30 of 72

– 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 fell for a nine-ball duck on day one

– New Zealand were bowled out for 259 while Washington Sundar scored 7/59