NZ 188/1 in 81 Overs (IND 345) | India vs New Zealand Live Score Updates 1st Test 2021 Day 3: Ravi Ashwin Accounts for Will Young

Load More Shreyas Iyer struck 100 on debut to prop up India however a five-wicket haul by Tim Southee adopted by half-centuries by openers Will Young and Tom Latham helped New Zealand sit on high on the finish of day two of the primary Test on the Green Park Stadium right here on Friday. After India have been bowled out for 345, New Zealand have been 129/0 in 57 overs at stumps, trailing the hosts by 216 runs. When India resumed the day at 258/4, many would not have given an opportunity to Southee turning into the wrecker-in-chief, particularly after he had walked off the sector in the second session on Day One because of a groin criticism. But Southee shined in an impressive bowling show of 11 overs to steal the thunder from Iyer's maiden Test hundred. India vs New Zealand 1st Test Day 3 Live Streaming Online: Get (*81*) Live Telecast of IND vs NZ Test Series on TV With Time in IST. Things did not begin effectively for Southee, who had an lbw enchantment rejected in his opening over in opposition to Ravindra Jadeja. But in his subsequent over, Southee broke the 121-run stand between Iyer and Jadeja because the latter chopped onto his stumps with no ft motion, departing with out including to his in a single day rating. Iyer, however, started the place he left off on Day One, caressing two boundaries off Kyle Jamieson's first over of the day. Iyer continued to do effectively in opposition to Jamieson, getting boundaries by means of a thick edge between slip and large gully fielder adopted by a chic cowl drive. The 26-year-old reached his maiden Test century with two runs by means of level off Jamieson in the 92nd over, turning into the sixteenth Indian batter (tenth at residence) to attain a century on Test debut. He additionally turned the second Indian batter after Gundappa Viswanath (in opposition to Australia in 1969) to attain a Test hundred on debut in Kanpur. IND vs NZ Kanpur Test Day 2: Shreyas Iyer Maiden Test Hundred, Tim Southee Fifer Headline First Session. Southee continued to run by means of the Indian batting order, as Wriddhiman Saha nicked behind to keeper Tom Blundell in the 93rd over. Ravichandran Ashwin stalled his rhythm briefly by taking consecutive boundaries off him. Post drinks break, Southee had his third wicket of the day as Iyer chipped a drive away from the physique to cowl. He then accomplished his second five-wicket haul in India by getting one to seam away from Axar Patel, drawing him right into a poke and nicked behind to the keeper.