WATCH VIDEO | IND vs NZ 2nd Test series: Sundar, Ashwin get timely wickets for India as NZ cross 200-run mark

Halfcenturies from Devon Conway and Rachin Ravindra did their damage however timely scalps from spinners Ravichandran Ashwin and Washington Sundar pulled back momentum to the hosts during the second session of day one of second Test against New Zealand at Punes MCA Stadium on ThursdayKhan heard it Sarfaraz Khan convinces his skipper to make the right call Watch the 2nd INDvNZ Test LIVE on JioCinema Sports18 and ColorsCineplex IDFCFirstBankTestTrophy JioCinemaSports pictwittercomIoag6jQF7Bmdash JioCinema JioCinema October 24 2024At the end of the second session NZ was 2015 with Daryl Mitchell 16 unbeatenNZ started the second session at 922 with Conway 47 and Rachin Ravindra 5 unbeatenConway attacked Jasprit Bumrah in the very first over of the session getting three fours He reached his second halfcentury of the series in 109 balls with six foursNZ reached the 100run mark in 314 overs through one of Conways classy boundariesConway continued to see off the Indian bowling with confidence and a brilliant temperament giving Rachin enough time to settle However their 62run partnership was ended with Ravichandran Ashwin getting Conway for 76 in 141 balls with 11 fours NZ was 1383 in 432 oversDaryl Mitchell joined Rachin on the crease NZ reached the 150run mark in 481 overs thanks to a massive six over longon by Rachin against Ravindra JadejaRachin continued his impressive run in Test cricket bringing up his fourth fifty in 93 balls with three fours and a sixAfter reaching his halfcentury Rachin started to look even more dangerous collecting two boundaries against Akash Deep who seemed to be having an off day with a poor economy rateWashington Sundar cleaned up Rachin with an absolute peach of a delivery for 65 in 105 balls with five fours and a six NZ was 1974 in 591 overs at the end of the 59run partnership between Rachin and MitchellT I M B E R Cracker of a ball Washington Sundar with a breakthrough Live httpstcoYVjSnKCtlI TeamIndia INDvNZ Sundarwashi5 IDFCFIRSTBank pictwittercomOC8VS7fnwTmdash BCCI BCCI October 24 2024NZ reached the 200run mark in 613 overs A sharp turning delivery from Sundar removed Tom Blundell for three NZ was 2015 heading into tea breakEarlier Ashwin struck twice while Conway took on worldclass Indian bowling bravely in an evenlycontested first session on day one of the second Test between India and New Zealand at Punes MCA stadium on ThursdayAt the end of the session one NZ was 922 with Conway 47 and Ravindra 5 unbeatenAfter New Zealand opted to bat first after winning the toss openers skipper Tom Latham and Devon Conway gave the Kiwis a cautious startEarly in the innings Latham and Conway took on Akashs pace really well making him a primary target with four classy boundaries Jasprit Bumrah was really economic on the other handThings changed with the introduction of spin Ravichandran Ashwin struck in his first over trapping Latham legbefore wicket for 15 runs in 22 balls His knock had two boundaries Kiwis were 391 in 75 overs Latham continued his poor run against Ashwin getting dismissed by him for the ninth time in 11 innings in which he has made just 128 runs against the veteran at a poor average of 1422Will Young joined Conway and NZ reached the 50run mark in 151 oversBoth were just stitching a partnership braving some tight bowling from the spin trio of Ashwin Ravindra Jadeja and Washington Sundar However Young edged one to Rishabh Pant giving Ashwin his second scalp NZ was 762 in 24 overs with Young gone for 18 in 45 ballsConway and Rachin Ravindra took NZ through the remainder of the first session without any further lossBrief Scores New Zealand 2015 Devon Conway 76 Rachin Ravindra 65 Ashwin 348 vs IndiaThis story has been sourced from a third party syndicated feed agencies Midday accepts no responsibility or liability for its dependability trustworthiness reliability and data of the text Midday managementmiddaycom reserves the sole right to alter delete or remove without notice the content in its absolute discretion for any reason whatsoever