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india vs nz, wtc final, day 2
India vs NZ, WTC final, Day 2
New Zealand won the toss and opted to bowl in friendly conditions. The play started on time after entire first day's play was washed out
Rohit Sharma and Shubman Gill added 69 runs for the first wicket
New Zealand were at their best in terms of fielding
Virat Kohli batted with familiar composure and confidence as New Zealand continued to extract seam, swing and bounce in Southampton
Cheteshwar Pujara was hit on the helmet by Neil Wagner
Trent Boult got rid of Pujara with an inswinger
Kyle Jamieson changed the course of the day after Tim Southee and Trent Boult failed to get their lines and lengths right early on
Jamieson got Rohit caught in the slip cordon
Umpires called early Tea due to poor light
Shubman Gill looked good but got out to Neil Wagner
Gill was hit on the helmet by Jamieson
Only 9.1 overs could be played in a stop-start final session
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ICC World Test Championship Final 2021, Final
ICC World Test Championship Final 2021
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