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New Zealand spoil India's party with a batting masterclass and draws the Kanpur Test. India fail to take all 10 Kiwi wickets in the 2nd innings

CricBait | NZL put up a batting show, draws the 1st Test vs India

CricBait | New Zealand spoil India's party with a batting masterclass and draws the Kanpur Test. India fail to take all 10 Kiwi wickets in the 2nd innings as NZL register its 1st draw in India since Nov 2011. @lav_vaid speaks to @BoredCricket and Khyati Patel

CricBait&nbsp;| New Zealand spoil India's party with a batting masterclass and draws the Kanpur Test. India fail to take all 10 Kiwi wickets in the 2nd innings as NZL register its 1st draw in India since Nov 2011. Lav Vaid chats with Gaurav Sethi and Khyati Patel

CricBait |&nbsp;New Zealand spoil India's party with a batting masterclass and draws the Kanpur Test. India fail to take all 10 Kiwi wickets in the 2nd innings as NZL register its 1st draw in India since Nov 2011.

Not many gave New Zealand a fighting chance to last all 5 days in a Test match in India but against all odds, the Kiwis put up a batting masterclass to hold the hosts to a dramatic draw in the 1st Test.
Let's take a look at what helped the Kiwis register their first draw on the Indian soil since November 2010. 
Tom Latham is known to frustrate Team India and he did that once again. India was looking to get the visitors out cheaply in the 1st innings which was denied to them by Latham's 282-ball-95. He stitched a 151-run opening stand with Will Young as the Kiwis saw off Day 2 without any hiccup. In the 2nd innings, Latham scored a match-saving half-century and played out 146 balls.
When India needed 9 wickets to win on the final day, Latham and nightwatchman William Somerville batted through the 1st session, as India went into lunch without any success. 
But New Zealand had a batting collapse and it seemed that India would pull off a thrilling win but New Zealand's 10th wicket pair played out 52 balls to deny India victory. Debutant Rachin Ravindra played out 91 balls to save the Test for his side. 
The draw might be no less than a win for the Blackcaps but the 2-match series is still locked at 0-0, making the 2nd and final Test very crucial
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New Zealand's batting masterclass deny India a win in Kanpur, series locked at 0-0

Not many gave New Zealand a fighting chance to last all 5 days in a Test match in India but against all odds, the Kiwis put up a batting masterclass to hold the hosts to a dramatic draw in the 1st Test

Not many gave New Zealand&nbsp;a fighting chance to last all 5 days in a Test match in India but against all odds, the Kiwis put up a batting masterclass to hold the hosts to a dramatic draw in the 1st Test.
Let's take a look at what helped the Kiwis register their first draw on the Indian soil since November 2010.&nbsp;
Tom Latham&nbsp;is known to frustrate Team India and he did that once again. India was looking to get the visitors out cheaply in the 1st innings which was denied to them by&nbsp;Latham's&nbsp;282-ball-95. He stitched a 151-run opening stand with Will Young as the Kiwis saw off Day 2 without any hiccup.&nbsp;In the 2nd innings, Latham&nbsp;scored a match-saving half-century and played out 146 balls.
When India needed 9 wickets to win on the final day,&nbsp;Latham and nightwatchman William Somerville&nbsp;batted through the 1st session, as India went into lunch without any success.&nbsp;
But New Zealand&nbsp;had a batting collapse and it seemed that India would pull off a thrilling win but New Zealand's&nbsp;10th wicket pair played out 52 balls to deny India victory. Debutant&nbsp;Rachin Ravindra&nbsp;played out 91 balls to save the Test for his side.&nbsp;
The draw might be no less than a win for the Blackcaps&nbsp;but the 2-match series is still locked at 0-0, making the 2nd and final Test very crucial

Not many gave New Zealand&nbsp;a fighting chance to last all 5 days in a Test match in India but against all odds, the Kiwis put up a batting masterclass to hold the hosts to a dramatic draw in the 1st Test

Not many gave New Zealand&nbsp;a fighting chance to last all 5 days in a Test match in India but against all odds, the Kiwis put up a batting masterclass to hold the hosts to a dramatic draw in the 1st Test.
Let's take a look at what helped the Kiwis register their first draw on the Indian soil since November 2010.&nbsp;
Tom Latham&nbsp;is known to frustrate Team India and he did that once again. India was looking to get the visitors out cheaply in the 1st innings which was denied to them by&nbsp;Latham's&nbsp;282-ball-95. He stitched a 151-run opening stand with Will Young as the Kiwis saw off Day 2 without any hiccup.&nbsp;In the 2nd innings, Latham&nbsp;scored a match-saving half-century and played out 146 balls.
When India needed 9 wickets to win on the final day,&nbsp;Latham and nightwatchman William Somerville&nbsp;batted through the 1st session, as India went into lunch without any success.&nbsp;
But New Zealand&nbsp;had a batting collapse and it seemed that India would pull off a thrilling win but New Zealand's&nbsp;10th wicket pair played out 52 balls to deny India victory. Debutant&nbsp;Rachin Ravindra&nbsp;played out 91 balls to save the Test for his side.&nbsp;
The draw might be no less than a win for the Blackcaps&nbsp;but the 2-match series is still locked at 0-0, making the 2nd and final Test very crucial
Also read:&nbsp;
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The Kanpur Test promises to have a mouthwatering end as all 3 results are still possible on the final day. That after New Zealand ended Day 4 at 4/1, still 280 runs away

IND vs NZL 1st Test: Iyer & Saha save the day as Kiwis end Day 4 at 4/1 still needing 280 runs

The Kanpur Test promises to have a mouthwatering end as all 3 results are still possible on the final day. That after New Zealand ended Day 4 at 4/1, still 280 runs away from the target vs India

The Kanpur&nbsp;Test promises to have a mouthwatering end as all 3 results are still possible on the final day. That after New Zealand&nbsp;ended Day 4 at 4/1, still 280 runs away from the target vs India.
Things didn't begin as per plan for the hosts as India found themselves wanting at 51/5. But Shreyas&nbsp;Iyer&nbsp;backed up his hundred in the first innings with a gritty 65 in the second and steadied the innings. India needed one more push with the bat and Wriddhiman Saha was there to do that. He battled through a stiff neck and remained unbeaten on 61, helping his side declare at&nbsp;234/7.
Chasing 284 on a slow track, New Zealand&nbsp;lost Will Young early for 2 before bad light once again forced early stumps.

The Kanpur&nbsp;Test promises to have a mouthwatering end as all 3 results are still possible on the final day. That after New Zealand&nbsp;ended Day 4 at 4/1, still 280 runs away from the target vs India

The Kanpur&nbsp;Test promises to have a mouthwatering end as all 3 results are still possible on the final day. That after New Zealand&nbsp;ended Day 4 at 4/1, still 280 runs away from the target vs India.
Things didn't begin as per plan for the hosts as India found themselves wanting at 51/5. But Shreyas&nbsp;Iyer&nbsp;backed up his hundred in the first innings with a gritty 65 in the second and steadied the innings. India needed one more push with the bat and Wriddhiman Saha was there to do that. He battled through a stiff neck and remained unbeaten on 61, helping his side declare at&nbsp;234/7.
Chasing 284 on a slow track, New Zealand&nbsp;lost Will Young early for 2 before bad light once again forced early stumps.
Also read:&nbsp;<a title="Pressure mounts on Pujara &amp; Rahane after both fail to impress in the Kanpur Test" href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/cricket/pressure-mounts-on-pujara-rahane-after-both-fail-to-impress-in-the-kanpur-test-1638089012072" target="_blank">Pressure mounts on Pujara &amp; Rahane after both fail to impress in the Kanpur Test</a>

As the string of failures for Rahane and Pujara keeps getting longer, is it time to finally look beyond the duo when Virat Kohli returns for the 2nd Test vs New Zealand?

Pressure mounts on Pujara & Rahane after both fail to impress in the Kanpur Test

As the string of failures for Ajinkya Rahane and Cheteshwar Pujara keeps getting longer, is it time to finally look beyond the duo when Virat Kohli returns for the 2nd Test vs New Zealand?

BITE: AJINKYA RAHANE, Captain, India
"For me and Pujara, we know our game plan as we have been playing for so many years. It's all about keeping it simple. Get set and convert it into a big one. We are not worried too much. It's all about keeping our game plan&nbsp;simple and back ourselves."
Ajinkya&nbsp;Rahane&nbsp;might not be too worried about his and Cheteshwar&nbsp;Pujara's&nbsp;form with the bat but every passing knock puts another question mark about their spot in India's Test XI.
In a match without Virat&nbsp;Kohli, Rohit Sharma, KL Rahul and Rishabh&nbsp;Pant, the onus was on India's captain and his deputy to lead from the front but Both failed to impress in both the innings of the Kanpur&nbsp;Test.
It has been 19 innings since Pujara&nbsp;last scored a Test hundred on home soil. Moreover, he last scored a Test ton 39 innings ago, which is now the joint-most&nbsp;consecutive innings without a 100 while batting at number 3 for India.
Both Pujara&nbsp;and Rahane&nbsp;have been facing the heat when it comes to scoring runs with the bat. In the 8 Test innings each in 2020, Pujara&nbsp;and Rahane&nbsp;average 20.3 and 38.8 respectively. While it's a major drop for Pujara, Rahane&nbsp;has still done decently. But it's the following year where&nbsp;India's stand-in captain's average took a hard hit. Rahane&nbsp;averages a mere 19.5 in 21 innings in 2021, scoring just 411 runs. Pujara&nbsp;on the other hand averages just over 30 in 22 innings thanks to a couple of good scores in England but it's still nowhere close to his career average.
With Virat&nbsp;Kohli&nbsp;returning in the 2nd Test in Mumbai&nbsp;and Shreyas&nbsp;Iyer&nbsp;displaying top form with a ton on Test debut, Pujara and Rahane's&nbsp;place in the playing XI might no longer be permanent.&nbsp;

As the string of failures for Ajinkya Rahane and Cheteshwar Pujara keeps getting longer, is it time to finally look beyond the duo when Virat Kohli returns for the 2nd Test vs New Zealand?

Ajinkya&nbsp;Rahane&nbsp;might not be too worried about his and Cheteshwar&nbsp;Pujara's&nbsp;form with the bat but every passing knock puts another question mark about their spot in India's Test XI.
In a match without Virat&nbsp;Kohli, Rohit Sharma, KL Rahul and Rishabh&nbsp;Pant, the onus was on India's captain and his deputy to lead from the front but Both failed to impress in both the innings of the Kanpur&nbsp;Test.
It has been 19 innings since Pujara&nbsp;last scored a Test hundred on home soil. Moreover, he last scored a Test ton 39 innings ago, which is now the joint-most&nbsp;consecutive innings without a 100 while batting at number 3 for India.
Let's compare how Pujara&nbsp;and Rahane's career is on a slide. They have scored tons of runs for India in their careers with both having healthy averages. However, in 8 Test innings each in 2020, Pujara&nbsp;and Rahane&nbsp;average 20.3 and 38.8 respectively. While it's a major drop for Pujara, Rahane&nbsp;has still done decently. But it's the following year where&nbsp;India's stand-in captain's average took a hard hit. Rahane&nbsp;averages a mere 19.5 in 21 innings in 2021, scoring just 411 runs. Pujara&nbsp;on the other hand averages just over 30 in 22 innings thanks to a couple of good scores in England but it's still nowhere close to his career average.
With Virat&nbsp;Kohli&nbsp;returning in the 2nd Test in Mumbai&nbsp;and Shreyas&nbsp;Iyer&nbsp;displaying top form with a ton on Test debut, Pujara and Rahane's&nbsp;place in the playing XI might no longer be permanent.&nbsp;
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CricBait | Axar Patel bamboozles New Zealand as the Kiwis lost its last 9 wickets for just 99 runs. Can the batters help the hosts post a par total?

CricBait | Axar Patel leads India's fightback vs New Zealand in Kanpur

CricBait | Axar Patel bamboozles New Zealand as the Kiwis lost its last 9 wickets for just 99 runs. Though India secured a crucial 1st-innings lead but can the batters help the hosts post a par total? lav_vaid speaks to @alllrounderrr and Khyati Patel

CricBait&nbsp;|&nbsp;Axar Patel bamboozles New Zealand with his 5th 5-wicket-haul in just 7 Tests as the Kiwis lost last 9 wickets for just 99 runs. Though India secured a crucial 1st-innings lead but can the batters help the hosts post a par total? Lav Vaid speaks to Nitin Khanna and Khyati Patel

CricBait | Axar Patel bamboozles New Zealand as the Kiwis lost its last 9 wickets for just 99 runs. Though India secured a crucial 1st-innings lead but can the batters help the hosts post a par total?

All 3 results are possible in the Kanpur Test as India ended Day 3 at 14/1, leading New Zealand by 63 runs

IND vs NZL 1st Test: India end Day 3 at 14/1, lead New Zealand by 63 runs

All 3 results are possible in the Kanpur&nbsp;Test as India ended Day 3 at 14/1, leading New Zealand&nbsp;by 63 runs.
The Kiwis looked good for a big total as the openers put together a 151-run stand. But Axar&nbsp;Patel ran through their batting with his 5th Test 5-wicket-haul in just his 7th innings. New Zealand&nbsp;lost its last 9 wickets for just 99 runs as India secured a crucial 49-run 1st innings lead.
The hosts had to see off 5 overs&nbsp;in the last session but Shubman&nbsp;Gill fell for just 1. Mayank&nbsp;Agarwal and Cheteshwar&nbsp;Pujara&nbsp;are at the crease as the game is poised for a mouth-watering&nbsp;Day 4.

All 3 results are possible in the Kanpur&nbsp;Test as India ended Day 3 at 14/1, leading New Zealand&nbsp;by 63 runs

All 3 results are possible in the Kanpur&nbsp;Test as India ended Day 3 at 14/1, leading New Zealand&nbsp;by 63 runs.
The Kiwis looked good for a big total as the openers put together a 151-run stand. But Axar&nbsp;Patel ran through their batting with his 5th Test 5-wicket-haul in just his 7th innings. New Zealand&nbsp;lost its last 9 wickets for just 99 runs as India secured a crucial 49-run 1st innings lead.
The hosts had to see off 5 overs&nbsp;in the last session but Shubman&nbsp;Gill fell for just 1. Mayank&nbsp;Agarwal and Cheteshwar&nbsp;Pujara&nbsp;are at the crease as the game is poised for a mouth-watering&nbsp;Day 4.
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Axar Patel's dream run in Test cricket continued as he bamboozled New Zealand on Day 3 of the Kanpur Test with his 5th Test 5-wicket-haul

Kanpur Test: Axar Patel's 5th Test fifer helps India bounce back vs New Zealand

Axar Patel's dream run in Test cricket continued as he bamboozled New Zealand on Day 3 of the Kanpur Test with his 5th Test 5-wicket-haul. New Zealand was on top of India as their openers put together a 151-run stand but Axar's figures of 5/62 helped India bounce back from a vulnerable position.&nbsp;
Interestingly, Ajinkya Rahane didn't give Axar Patel much overs on Day 2 as compared to Ashwin and Jadeja but the Gujarat Lad proved it was a mistake. Interestingly, it took Axar just 7 innings to claim 5 Test fifers, joint 2nd-fewest innings in the history of cricket. Australia's&nbsp;Rodney Hogg tops that list who achieved the feat in 6 innings.&nbsp;Axar&nbsp;now also has joint-most 5-wicket hauls with New Zealand's Kyle Jamieson in this cycle of the World Test Championship.

Axar Patel's dream run in Test cricket continued as he bamboozled New Zealand on Day 3 of the Kanpur Test with his 5th Test 5-wicket-haul

Axar Patel's dream run in Test cricket continued as he bamboozled New Zealand on Day 3 of the Kanpur Test with his 5th Test 5-wicket-haul. New Zealand was on top of India as their openers put together a 151-run stand but Axar's figures of 5/62 helped India bounce back from a vulnerable position.&nbsp;
Interestingly, Ajinkya Rahane didn't give Axar Patel much overs on Day 2 as compared to Ashwin and Jadeja but the Gujarat Lad proved it was a mistake. Interestingly, it took Axar just 7 innings to claim 5 Test fifers, joint 2nd-fewest innings in the history of cricket. Australia's&nbsp;Rodney Hogg tops that list who achieved the feat in 6 innings.&nbsp;Axar&nbsp;now also has joint-most 5-wicket hauls with New Zealand's Kyle Jamieson in this cycle of the World Test Championship.
Also read:&nbsp;<a title="IND vs NZL 1st Test: Wriddhiman Saha out with a stiff neck, KS Bharat to keep for India" href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/cricket/ind-vs-nzl-1st-test-wriddhiman-saha-out-with-a-stiff-neck-ks-bharat-to-keep-for-india-1637990093070" target="_blank">IND vs NZL 1st Test: Wriddhiman Saha out with a stiff neck, KS Bharat to keep for India</a>

BCCI announced on Day 3 of the Kanpur Test that Wriddhiman Saha won't take the field for India due to a stiff neck and KS Bharat will keep in his absence

IND vs NZL 1st Test: Wriddhiman Saha out with a stiff neck, KS Bharat to keep for India

When India took the field on Day 3 of the 1st Test in Kanpur&nbsp;vs New Zealand, there was no sign of Wriddhiman&nbsp;Saha.&nbsp;BCCI&nbsp;later announced that Saha was out due to a stiff neck and the medical team was treating him and monitoring his progress.
In his absence, KS Bharat&nbsp;was handed the wicket-keeping gloves. Saha&nbsp;had become India's second choice keeper ever since Rishabh&nbsp;Pant made a mark in the Test arena.&nbsp;The Bengal lad returned to the playing XI for the Kanpur&nbsp;Test but had a miserable outing with the bat and was out for just 1.

BCCI announced on Day 3 of the Kanpur Test that Wriddhiman Saha won't take the field for India due to a stiff neck and KS Bharat will keep in his absence

When India took the field on Day 3 of the 1st Test in Kanpur&nbsp;vs New Zealand, there was no sign of Wriddhiman&nbsp;Saha.&nbsp;BCCI&nbsp;later announced that Saha was out due to a stiff neck and the medical team was treating him and monitoring his progress.
In his absence, KS Bharat&nbsp;was handed the wicket-keeping gloves. Saha&nbsp;had become India's second choice keeper ever since Rishabh&nbsp;Pant made a mark in the Test arena.&nbsp;The Bengal lad returned to the playing XI for the Kanpur&nbsp;Test but had a miserable outing with the bat and was out for just 1.
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CricBait | Despite 3 spinners in the side, Indian bowlers looked clueless against New Zealand as Kiwi openers put up a batting masterclass in Kanpur. Can the bowlers bounce back and deny the visitors a 1st innings lead? Lav Vaid speaks to Khyati Patel and Ikpreet Singh

CricBait | After Iyer's brilliance, New Zealand put up a batting show

CricBait | Despite 3 spinners in the side, Indian bowlers looked clueless against New Zealand as Kiwi openers put up a batting masterclass in Kanpur. Can the bowlers bounce back and deny the visitors a 1st innings lead? @lav_vaid speaks to @IkpreetS and Khyati Patel

CricBait&nbsp;|&nbsp;Despite 3 spinners in the side, Indian bowlers looked clueless against New Zealand as Kiwi openers put up a batting masterclass in Kanpur. Can the bowlers bounce back and deny the visitors a 1st innings lead? Lav Vaid speaks to Khyati Patel and Ikpreet Singh

Despite 3 spinners in the side, Indian bowlers looked clueless against New Zealand as Kiwi openers put up a batting masterclass in Kanpur. Can the bowlers bounce back and deny the visitors a 1st innings lead?

New Zealand openers put up a batting masterclass on Day 2 of the Kanpur Test as the Kiwis ended the day at 129/0, trailing India by 216 runs

IND vs NZL 1st Test: openers help New Zealand end Day 2 at 129/0, trail India by 216 runs

New Zealand openers put up a batting masterclass&nbsp;on Day 2 of the Kanpur&nbsp;Test as the Kiwis ended the day at 129/0, trailing India by 216 runs.
To start with,&nbsp;Shreyas&nbsp;Iyer&nbsp;led India's charge with the bat and soon smashed his maiden Test ton in his debut Test. But the hosts suffered a batting collapse and lost their last 6 wickets for just 79 runs. Tim Southee&nbsp;rattled India with a 5-wicket-haul and bowled them out for 345.&nbsp;
With 3 spinners in the side, India would have expected to make early inroads&nbsp;but it was not to be. Tom Latham&nbsp;and Will Young scored a half-century each and remained unbeaten till stumps.

New Zealand openers put up a batting masterclass&nbsp;on Day 2 of the Kanpur&nbsp;Test as the Kiwis ended the day at 129/0, trailing India by 216 runs

New Zealand openers put up a batting masterclass&nbsp;on Day 2 of the Kanpur&nbsp;Test as the Kiwis ended the day at 129/0, trailing India by 216 runs.
To start with,&nbsp;Shreyas&nbsp;Iyer&nbsp;led India's charge with the bat and soon smashed his maiden Test ton in his debut Test. But the hosts suffered a batting collapse and lost their last 6 wickets for just 79 runs. Tim Southee&nbsp;rattled India with a 5-wicket-haul and bowled them out for 345.&nbsp;
With 3 spinners in the side, India would have expected to make early inroads&nbsp;but it was not to be. Tom Latham&nbsp;and Will Young scored a half-century each and remained unbeaten till stumps.
Also read:&nbsp;<a title="IND vs NZL, Kanpur Test: Shreyas Iyer shines, slams a hundred on Test debut" href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/cricket/kanpur-test-shreyas-iyer-shines-slams-a-hundred-on-test-debut-1637901340281" target="_blank">IND vs NZL, Kanpur Test: Shreyas Iyer shines, slams a hundred on Test debut</a>

Shreyas Iyer shines in the Kanpur Test vs New Zealand and becomes the 16th Indian to slam a hundred on Test debut

IND vs NZL, Kanpur Test: Shreyas Iyer shines, slams a hundred on Test debut

Shreyas&nbsp;Iyer's&nbsp;call-up to Test cricket may have come as a surprise for some but the Mumbai&nbsp;lad didn't let the faith shown in him by the Indian team management down. Iyer&nbsp;slammed a hundred on his Test debut vs New Zealand in Kanpur&nbsp;and became the 16th Indian to achieve that feat.
While most batters found it tough to get going on a slow Green Park wicket, Iyer&nbsp;held India's innings together and proved his mettle. Interestingly, the last 3 Indians to join the 'hundred on debut Test' club have all been from Mumbai. Prithvi Shaw and Rohit&nbsp;Sharma&nbsp;were the 2 to do that before Shreyas.
While the team would have expected Iyer&nbsp;to carry on but the 26-year-old fell playing a loose shot on 105.&nbsp;

Shreyas Iyer shines in the Kanpur Test vs New Zealand and becomes the 16th Indian to slam a hundred on Test debut

Shreyas&nbsp;Iyer's&nbsp;call-up to Test cricket may have come as a surprise for some but the Mumbai&nbsp;lad didn't let the faith shown in him by the Indian team management down. Iyer&nbsp;slammed a hundred on his Test debut vs New Zealand in Kanpur&nbsp;and became the 16th Indian to achieve that feat.
While most batters found it tough to get going on a slow Green Park wicket, Iyer&nbsp;held India's innings together and proved his mettle. Interestingly, the last 3 Indians to join the 'hundred on debut Test' club have all been from Mumbai. Prithvi Shaw and Rohit&nbsp;Sharma&nbsp;were the 2 to do that before Shreyas.
While the team would have expected Iyer&nbsp;to carry on but the 26-year-old fell playing a loose shot on 105.&nbsp;
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