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India vs New Zealand, 1st Test, Day 3: Session 1 report: Bowlers try to keep hosts in game

India vs New Zealand, 1st Test, Day 3: Session 1 report: Ashwin dismissed Will Young while Umesh Yadav removed New Zealand skipper Kane Williamson minutes before the lunch as home side ended the first session on a high.

R Ashwin

Kanpur, November 27: R Ashwin dismissed Will Young while Umesh Yadav removed New Zealand skipper Kane Williamson minutes before the lunch as India ended the first session on day three of the first Test on a high on Saturday (November 27).

In the first session, New Zealand (197/2) scored 68 runs for the loss of one wicket. Latham is currently unbeaten on 82 runs and Williamson's wicket right at the cusp of the lunch slightly tilted the advantage in India's favour.

For India, Ashwin was the lone wicket-taker before Umesh came to the party to dismiss the Kiwi skipper in the first session on Day Three here at Green Park, Kanpur. Resuming the game from 129/0, Latham and Young got off to a cautious start as India's hunt for wickets continued.

Ashwin got the much-needed breakthrough for India as Young departed after scoring 89 runs in the 67th over.

Williamson and Latham then continued New Zealand's innings to pile runs against India in the first innings before Umesh removed the Kiwi skipper.

Earlier on Friday (November 26), New Zealand opening batters Will Young and Tom Latham registered half-centuries as the Kiwis dominated Day 2.

After bundling down India for 345 in the first innings, the visitors dominated the proceedings as the hosts looked for wickets in the third session on Friday.

Brief Scores: India: 345 all out (Shreyas Iyer 105, Ravindra Jadeja 50; Tim Southee 5-69) vs New Zealand: 197/2 (Will Young 89, Tom Latham 82; Umesh Yadav 1-30).

Story first published: Saturday, November 27, 2021, 12:23 [IST]
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