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CricBait: The Ultimate Test | ViratKohli battles on as weather continues to affect the World Test Championship final vs New Zealand. YashChawla speaks to veteran journalist VijayLokapally, LavVaid, Khyati Patel &amp; Aveer-AarjanTalwar

CricBait: The Ultimate Test | Kohli & weather rule day 2 of WTC Final

CricBait: The Ultimate Test | ViratKohli battles on as weather continues to affect the World Test Championship final vs New Zealand. YashChawla speaks to veteran journalist VijayLokapally, LavVaid, Khyati Patel &amp; Aveer-AarjanTalwar

After day 1 of the World Test Championship match was washed away due to rain, day 2 was an eventful one. India batted well to reach 146/3, before bad light forced early stumps.
Put into bat, openers Rohit&nbsp;Sharma&nbsp;and Shubman Gill took India off to a strong start and stitched a 62-run stand. But New Zealand fought back with 3 quick wickets and reduced India to 88/3. That's when Virat&nbsp;Kohli&nbsp;dropped anchor and scored a commanding 44 not out. The skipper found a willing ally in his deputy Ajinkya&nbsp;Rahane&nbsp;who remained unbeaten on 29.&nbsp;
With some rain expected on day 3 as well, India would hope this duo to carry on strongly.

WTC final, Day 2: bad light forces early stumps, India 146/3

After day 1 of the World Test Championship match was washed away due to rain, day 2 was an eventful one. India batted well to reach 146/3, before bad light forced early stumps.

After day 1 of the World Test Championship match was washed away due to rain, day 2 was an eventful one. India batted well to reach 146/3, before bad light forced early stumps.
Put into bat, openers Rohit&nbsp;Sharma&nbsp;and Shubman Gill took India off to a strong start and stitched a 62-run stand. But New Zealand fought back with 3 quick wickets and reduced India to 88/3. That's when Virat&nbsp;Kohli&nbsp;dropped anchor and scored a commanding 44 not out. The skipper found a willing ally in his deputy Ajinkya&nbsp;Rahane&nbsp;who remained unbeaten on 29.&nbsp;
With some rain expected on day 3 as well, India would hope this duo to carry on strongly.

In a heartfelt gesture, Team India players wore black armbands&nbsp;in memory of legendary Milkha Singh&nbsp;who passed away at the age of 91 on Friday.&nbsp;
India followed the sports fraternity in paying tribute to the 'Flying Sikh' and wore the bands during the summit clash of the World Test Championship vs New Zealand.

Team India sport black armbands in memory of legendary Milkha Singh

In a heartfelt gesture, Team India players wore black armbands&nbsp;in memory of legendary Milkha Singh&nbsp;who passed away at the age of 91 on Friday.&nbsp;

In a heartfelt gesture, Team India cricketers wore black armbands&nbsp;in memory of the legendary Milkha Singh&nbsp;who passed away at the age of 91 on Friday.&nbsp;
Team India followed the sports fraternity in paying tribute to the 'Flying Sikh' and wore the bands during the summit clash of the World Test Championship vs New Zealand.

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