India vs New Zealand LIVE SCORE, 2nd Test Day 2: Tom Latham steers NZ ahead with half-century
Updates from the second day of the India vs. New Zealand test match: New Zealand stands at 167-4 after 38 overs.
Summary: After 38 overs, New Zealand scored 167/4 in the 2nd innings with Tom Blundell at 20 runs from 30 balls and Tom Latham at 75 runs from 112 balls.
The advantage of New Zealand stands at 270 runs.
Continuing his spell, Bumrah gives away four runs in the over.
Live Updates: New Zealand at 163-4 after 37 overs on Day 2 of the 2nd Test against India.
After a concise evaluation, the status unfolds as follows: Summary; 0 1 N1 0 L2 0 4; New Zealand (2nd Innings) is standing at 163/3 post 37 overs; Tom Blundell with 19 runs from 26 balls and Tom Latham scoring 72 runs off 110 deliveries.
New Zealand is ahead by a margin of 266 runs.
Continuing his spell, Jadeja gives away seven runs in the over.
Live Updates: New Zealand reaches 154-4 in 36 overs on Day 2 of the 2nd Test against India
Summary: After the completion of 36 overs in the second innings, New Zealand has scored 154 runs for the loss of 3 wickets. Tom Blundell has scored 18 runs off 25 balls, while Tom Latham has contributed 67 runs from 104 deliveries.
The advantage is with New Zealand as they hold a lead of 257 runs.
Jasprit Bumrah is brought on to bowl. He gives away six runs in the over.
Live updates of Day 2 of the 2nd Test between India and New Zealand: Kiwi’s score stands at 147-4 after 35 overs.
[New Version]: Summary Update: New Zealand’s second innings stands at 147/3 in 35 overs, with Tom Latham scoring 66 (from 100 balls) and Tom Blundell contributing 12 (from 17 balls).
NZ is ahead by a margin of 250 runs.
Continuing his spell, Jadeja gives away six runs in the over.
Live updates on the second day of the India vs New Zealand 2nd Test match: Kiwis are at 141-4 after completing 34 overs.
New information: Post recap; Situation: 1 0 1 1 0 0; Current score for New Zealand’s second round: 141/3 following 34 overs; Performance stats: Tom Latham – 61 runs off 100 balls, Tom Blundell – 11 runs off 17 balls.
The advantage is with New Zealand, who are ahead by 244 runs.
Three runs were conceded by Sundar during the over.
Live Updates: New Zealand at 138-4 after 33 overs on Day 2 of the 2nd Test against India
Summary: New Zealand is currently at 138/3 in their second innings after 33 overs, with Tom Latham scoring 60 runs off 96 balls and Tom Blundell contributing 9 runs off 15 balls.
The team from New Zealand is ahead by a margin of 241 runs.
Continuing his spell, Jadeja gives away five runs during the over.
Live Updates: New Zealand is at 133-4 after 32 overs on the second day of the India vs New Zealand 2nd Test.
Tom Latham scored 60 runs off 95 balls while Tom Blundell added 4 runs from 10 deliveries as New Zealand reached 133/3 in their second innings after 32 overs.
The lead held by New Zealand is 236 runs.
The over sees Sundar persisting as he gives away seven runs.
Updating live from the second day of the India versus New Zealand 2nd Test match: New Zealand stands at 126-4 after 31 overs.
In a nutshell: New Zealand’s second innings stands at 126/3 after 31 overs, with Tom Latham scoring 56 runs off 90 balls and Tom Blundell contributing 2 runs off 2 balls.
New Zealand is ahead by a margin of 229 runs.
Jadeja takes over the bowling duties and gives away just two runs in the over.
Live updates from day 2 of the 2nd Test between India and New Zealand: New Zealand stands at 124-4 after 30 overs.
Summary: New Zealand is at 124/3 in their second innings after 30 overs with Tom Latham scoring 55 runs off 90 balls and Tom Blundell contributing 1 run off 2 balls.
New Zealand is ahead by a margin of 227 runs.
In the ongoing over, Sundar manages to claim a wicket by dismissing Daryl Mitchell.
Live Updates: New Zealand at 123-3 after 29 overs on Day 2 of the 2nd Test against India.
Summary: New Zealand’s second innings sees them at 123/3 after 29 overs, with Tom Latham scoring 55 runs off 88 balls and Daryl Mitchell contributing 18 runs off 21 balls.
New Zealand is ahead by a margin of 226 runs.
Continuing his spell, Ashwin gives away six runs in the over.
Live Updates: New Zealand at 117-3 after 28 overs on Day 2 of the 2nd Test against India
In the latest update, New Zealand’s second innings stands at 117/3 after 28 overs, with Tom Latham scoring 51 runs off 84 balls and Daryl Mitchell contributing 16 runs off 19 balls.
The lead for New Zealand stands at 220 runs.
Sundar persists and gives away three runs in the over.
Update on India vs New Zealand 2nd Test: After 27 overs, New Zealand is at 114-3.
Summary: New Zealand’s second innings stands at 114/3 after 27 overs, with Tom Latham scoring 49 runs off 78 balls and Daryl Mitchell contributing 15 runs off 18 balls.
New Zealand is currently ahead by a margin of 217 runs.
The over sees Ashwin persisting and giving away two runs.
Live Updates: New Zealand stands at 112-3 after 26 overs on Day 2 of the 2nd Test against India.
Summary: After 26 overs in their second innings, New Zealand stands at 112/3, with Tom Latham scoring 49 runs off 78 balls and Daryl Mitchell adding 13 runs off 12 balls. The current rundown reads as 0 1 1 0 4 0.
The lead held by New Zealand is 215 runs.
The innings progresses with Sundar adding six runs to the total in that over.
Live Updates: New Zealand stands at 106-3 after 25 overs on Day 2 of the 2nd Test against India.
Summary: New Zealand is currently at 106/3 after 25 overs in the second innings, with Tom Latham scoring 44 runs off 73 balls and Daryl Mitchell contributing 12 runs from 11 balls. The game dynamic is at 0-1-1-0-4-0.
The Kiwi team is ahead by a margin of 209 runs on the scoreboard.
The over sees Ashwin giving away six runs as he continues his spell.
Live Updates from Day 2 of the 2nd Test between India and New Zealand: New Zealand stands at 100-3 after completing 24 overs.
Summary: New Zealand is currently at 100/3 in their second innings after 24 overs, with Tom Latham scoring 43 runs off 73 balls and Daryl Mitchell contributing 7 runs off 6 balls.
203 runs is the advantage held by New Zealand.
