IND vs NZ: Bowlers have a blast, but batsmen flop again
Updated On: 02 March, 2020 07:14 AM IST | Christchurch | Gaurav Joshi
Despite losing 10 wickets in two sessions, New Zealand hold the upper hand as the Indian batting fell apart for the fourth consecutive innings

India's pacer Jasprit Bumrah bowls v NZ in the Christchurch Test yesterday. Pic /AFP
Jasprit Bumrah and Trent Boult found it difficult to explain the action-packed day on which 16 wickets fell on Day Two of the second India v New Zealand Test at the Hagley Oval here in Christchurch on Sunday.
Despite losing 10 wickets in two sessions, New Zealand hold the upper hand as the Indian batting fell apart for the fourth consecutive innings. India finished the day with a lead by 97 with four wickets in hand. The visitors will be hoping their lower-order can contribute significantly if they are to pull off a remarkable victory.
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