BATTING		R	B	M	4s	6s	SR
Peter Fulton	lbw b Khan	13	35	54	2	0	37.14

Hamish Rutherford	c Rahane b I Sharma	6	30	42	1	0	20.00

Kane Williamson	c †Dhoni b Khan	113	172	250	10	2	65.69

Ross Taylor	c Jadeja b I Sharma	3	15	23	0	0	20.00

Brendon McCullum (c)	c Jadeja b I Sharma	224	307	462	29	5	72.96

Corey Anderson	lbw b I Sharma	77	109	139	13	1	70.64

BJ Watling †	c Dhawan b I Sharma	1	6	18	0	0	16.66

Tim Southee	b Mohammed Shami	28	21	28	3	2	133.33

Ish Sodhi	c RG Sharma b I Sharma	23	27	39	3	0	85.18

Neil Wagner	c Kohli b Jadeja	0	7	6	0	0	0.00

Trent Boult	not out	1	4	12	0	0	25.00
Extras	(b 1, lb 5, nb 3, w 5)	14
TOTAL	121.4 Ov (RR: 4.13, 541 Mts)	503
Fall of wickets: 1-19 (Hamish Rutherford, 9.5 ov), 2-23 (Peter Fulton, 12.1 ov), 3-30 (Ross Taylor, 17.1 ov), 4-251 (Kane Williamson, 68.1 ov), 5-384 (Corey Anderson, 99.4 ov), 6-398 (BJ Watling, 103.1 ov), 7-434 (Tim Southee, 108.3 ov), 8-490 (Ish Sodhi, 117.2 ov), 9-495 (Neil Wagner, 118.5 ov), 10-503 (Brendon McCullum, 121.4 ov)

BOWLING	O	M	R	W	ECON	0s	4s	6s	WD	NB
Mohammed Shami	28	6	95	1	3.39	121	10	1	2	0
108.3 to TG Southee, moves too far across. He has been doing this to get runs fine on the leg side, but this time he has gone too far, exposing his middle and leg stumps. Shami hits them, beating Southee's attempt to flick. 434/7
Zaheer Khan	30	2	132	2	4.40	128	20	2	1	0
12.1 to PG Fulton, and Zaheer gets a wicket first ball back. Has this pitched in line, though? Length ball, tight around middle and leg, just about holds its line. Just pitched on line, Fulton defends for the angle, but somehow misses it, and is somehow hit on the back leg. 23/2 68.1 to KS Williamson, that's an unfortunate way to get out. This is a poor delivery, going down leg, at gentle pace, asking to be glanced away for four, but he gets a thin edge through to Dhoni down the leg side. 251/4
Ishant Sharma	33.4	4	134	6	3.98	154	18	3	2	3
9.5 to HD Rutherford, Ishant Sharma turns this morning around for India. Poor shot - not the first one - from Rutherford. Short of a length, outside off, Rutherford punches away from the body, can't control the bounce, and gets a thick edge. Rahane takes a diving catch at gully, flying to his right. Rotherford must be wondering he should be so lucky. He has seen Fulton survive two, and the first time he edges, there is a flying Indian to take the catch. And which bowler of all? The much-maligned Ishant Sharma. Rutherford shouldn't be blaming his luck, though. He has been going after wide deliveries as if they were going out of fashion. 19/1 17.1 to LRPL Taylor, Ishant has two. This is No. 151. Taylor is gone. He drives at a length ball, plays just in front of his body, and fails to keep it down. Jadeja takes a safe catch at shortish wide mid-off. Taylor just didn't look settled in there. He was edgy throughout. This wasn't a half-volley by any stretch. 30/3 99.4 to CJ Anderson, and Ishant produces a wicket from nowhere. Bowled from wide of the crease, angling in a long way, hits him in front of the stumps, but wouldn't it have gone down with the angle? Umpire Steve Davis says it wouldn't have, and raises his finger. Missing both on the line and the height. Brendon McCullum, the non-striker, is bemused. Shakes his head in surprise. Tell you what, Steve Davis doesn't quite look impressed with the NZ captain's reaction. 384/5 103.1 to BJ Watling, and Ishant is one short of a five-for. Wide half-volley from Sharma, Watling drives away from the body, no attempt made to get close to the line of the ball. Edges it through to third slip. 398/6 117.2 to IS Sodhi, Sharma gets a five-for. His first since July 2011. Sharma bowls on a length, just outside off, makes him poke at the ball. The edge goes low to second slip, and Rohit Sharma takes a good catch. 490/8 121.4 to BB McCullum, superb catch by Jadeja. India's fielding has been bleak, but this is outstanding. McCullum goes straight this time, nearly clears long-on where Jadeja leaps high to take the catch inches inside. He realises there is no way he can hold himself in, and almost backhands this back into the field of play. Goes over the rope, and comes back to claim it. One of the best catches of this variety ever. 503/10
Ravindra Jadeja	26	1	120	1	4.61	100	11	4	0	0
118.5 to N Wagner, Kohli for spin is a good slip fielder. He takes a low sharp one here. Wagner expects this to turn. It doesn't. Takes the edge. Kohli does the rest. 495/9
Virat Kohli	1	0	4	0	4.00	5	1	0	0	0
Rohit Sharma	3	0	12	0	4.00	9	1	0	0	0

India 1st INNINGS

BATTING		R	B	M	4s	6s	SR
Shikhar Dhawan	c Williamson b Boult	0	3	1	0	0	0.00

Murali Vijay	b Wagner	26	60	79	5	0	43.33

Cheteshwar Pujara	c †Watling b Boult	1	3	3	0	0	33.33

Virat Kohli	c Fulton b Southee	4	13	17	1	0	30.76

Rohit Sharma	b Boult	72	120	167	8	1	60.00

Ajinkya Rahane	c Taylor b Southee	26	70	105	2	0	37.14

MS Dhoni (c)†	c †Watling b Wagner	10	28	44	1	0	35.71

Ravindra Jadeja	not out	30	44	74	2	1	68.18
Zaheer Khan	c †Watling b Wagner	14	16	22	3	0	87.50

Ishant Sharma	c Boult b Southee	0	3	3	0	0	0.00

Mohammed Shami	c Fulton b Wagner	2	3	8	0	0	66.66

Extras	(b 5, lb 6, nb 3, w 3)	17
TOTAL	60 Ov (RR: 3.36, 266 Mts)	202
Fall of wickets: 1-1 (Shikhar Dhawan, 0.2 ov), 2-3 (Cheteshwar Pujara, 0.6 ov), 3-10 (Virat Kohli, 5.4 ov), 4-51 (Murali Vijay, 19.4 ov), 5-138 (Ajinkya Rahane, 44.1 ov), 6-138 (Rohit Sharma, 45.1 ov), 7-167 (MS Dhoni, 53.4 ov), 8-188 (Zaheer Khan, 57.4 ov), 9-189 (Ishant Sharma, 58.2 ov), 10-202 (Mohammed Shami, 59.6 ov)

BOWLING	O	M	R	W	ECON	0s	4s	6s	WD	NB
Trent Boult	17	2	38	3	2.23	84	4	0	0	2
0.2 to S Dhawan, Welcome to New Zealand, Dhawan. Gone for a duck. Looking midwicket, edging to gully. This is superb bowling, but not sure it is great batting. Short of a length, into the pads, he is opened up, looks to play this to leg, with hard hands, and gets a leading edge thick enough to carry low to gully. Superb catch. This is a leading edge. You always see these late, and he has plucked this inches off the ground. 1/1 0.6 to CA Pujara, Pujara is gone. What a poor un-Pujara-like shot. Full and wide, he plays a nothing push at it. The ball does nothing. Goes straight through, takes the edge, and he is gone. He had to stretch to reach it. Nervous innings comes to an end. 3/2 45.1 to RG Sharma, another poor shot, another overnight batsman gone. India folding like a piece of paper. Not driving length at all, pitches around off, angling away. Rohit plays the push-drive, with hard hands, gets an inside edge. Onto the stumps. 138/6
Tim Southee	19	6	38	3	2.00	92	4	0	0	0
5.4 to V Kohli, what a sharp bouncer. Kohli has been given. His reaction suggests it might have gone off the helmet. I am sure it went off the helmet, but did it touch the glove or the bat on the way? Forget that. We will check the replay later. For the moment, what a superb bouncer this is. Quick, not too short, but somehow rising towards the badge on the helmet. Indian bowlers, that's how you bowl a bouncer. Kohli is clearly surprised by how much this has risen, and fends at it uncomfortably. Second slip takes the catch. Many replays suggest that it kissed the thumb on the way. Possibly he didn't feel it. There is a slight Hot Spot mark on the thumb. 10/3 44.1 to AM Rahane, poor shot from Rahane. No business playing at this ball. It is away from him, he is playing a defensive push. He won't get anything even if he middles it. Southee, though, gets swing to go with it, gets a healthy edge, and through to Taylor at first slip. You either go after these deliveries properly, or leave them alone. These in-between pushes are recipe for disaster. And disaster it is for Rahane. 138/5 58.2 to I Sharma, Southee gets him. Length ball, Ishant wants to loft it, doesn't get all of it, and he has found mid-off. India won't be able to reach BMac's score by the looks of it. Sharma was backing away and swinging. That's completely unlike him. 189/9
Corey Anderson	5	0	29	0	5.80	20	5	0	3	0
Neil Wagner	11	0	64	4	5.81	41	8	1	0	1
19.4 to M Vijay, Wagner, you beaut. Hits top of off from round the stumps against the angle. That is too good. Wasim Akram would be proud of this. He is flirting with the no-ball when he goes wide on the crease, and then angles this in. Vijay plays for an off stump line, but this one straightens ever so slightly to beat the outside edge and hit the top of off. Vijay is like he has seen a ghost. He has done almost everything right. Timbaaaaaaah. Even the bail is broken. Stunning delivery. 51/4 53.4 to MS Dhoni, Dhoni presents another opportunity, and this time Watling makes amends with a low catch. I know Dhoni has failed again, but this is a special delivery. Everything about its trajectory in the air suggests it will swing back in. It pitches on off, and Dhoni plays slightly inside its line, expecting it to swing. And then after pitching - don't know why, but sometimes balls do it - it goes the other way, enough to take the edge. And Watling takes the low one. 167/7 57.4 to Z Khan, Zaheer's short swingathon is over. Bowled from round the wicket and wide of the crease, Wagner has dug this in short and also angled it in, Zaheer stands in the crease and has a heave at it, only to edge it through to the keeper. 188/8 59.6 to Mohammed Shami, all over. Wagner too good for the tail. Wide of the crease, angling in, Shami is squared up to this shortish delivery, and edges it through to the slip cordon. 202/10
Ish Sodhi	6	0	13	0	2.16	26	1	0	0	0
Kane Williamson	2	0	9	0	4.50	8	0	1	0	0

New Zealand 2nd INNINGS

BATTING		R	B	M	4s	6s	SR
Peter Fulton	c Jadeja b Mohammed Shami	5	11	14	0	0	45.45

Hamish Rutherford	lbw b Mohammed Shami	0	1	4	0	0	0.00

Kane Williamson	c Jadeja b Khan	3	17	22	0	0	17.64

Ross Taylor	c Rahane b Khan	41	73	116	4	1	56.16

Brendon McCullum (c)	run out (Jadeja/I Sharma)	1	2	9	0	0	50.00

Corey Anderson	b Mohammed Shami	2	19	20	0	0	10.52

BJ Watling †	b I Sharma	11	72	97	0	0	15.27

Tim Southee	c Pujara b Jadeja	14	15	19	0	1	93.33

Ish Sodhi	c RG Sharma b I Sharma	0	5	7	0	0	0.00

Neil Wagner	c Jadeja b I Sharma	14	21	28	2	0	66.66

Trent Boult	not out	7	13	23	1	0	53.84
Extras	(b 4, nb 2, w 1)	7
TOTAL	41.2 Ov (RR: 2.54, 183 Mts)	105
Fall of wickets: 1-1 (Hamish Rutherford, 0.6 ov), 2-9 (Peter Fulton, 2.6 ov), 3-11 (Kane Williamson, 5.5 ov), 4-15 (Brendon McCullum, 7.4 ov), 5-25 (Corey Anderson, 12.2 ov), 6-63 (Ross Taylor, 29.4 ov), 7-78 (Tim Southee, 34.4 ov), 8-78 (BJ Watling, 35.2 ov), 9-80 (Ish Sodhi, 35.5 ov), 10-105 (Neil Wagner, 41.2 ov)

BOWLING	O	M	R	W	ECON	0s	4s	6s	WD	NB
Mohammed Shami	12	1	37	3	3.08	54	4	0	1	0
0.6 to HD Rutherford, that's a superb delivery. It is plumb if he hasn't got an inside edge. A poor Test for Rutherford continues. Pitched up, middle and leg, swings back in, beats the inside edge, hits back pad. That is taking middle and leg flush. Awfully close to the inside edge, but there is no bat involved here. 1/1 2.6 to PG Fulton, and now New Zealand are two down. Soft dismissal. Half-volley just outside off, and he is not leaning forward into the drive. Fails to keep it down, and short cover takes the catch. 9/2 12.2 to CJ Anderson, beauty from Shami. He has come back really well from a poor first innings. This is quick, skiddy and seams in. Short of a length, just outside off, and then it goes after pitching, through the gap, and hits the top of the stumps. 25/5
Zaheer Khan	9	2	23	2	2.55	41	0	1	0	0
5.5 to KS Williamson, and they are three down for 11. Jadeja takes another screamer. Short of a length, hip high, Williamson turns the bat face, but the ball doesn't come on, and he fails to keep it down. Jadeja at short midwicket dives forward and to his right to take yet another blinder. Williamson's first sub-50 score this whole tour. Stop the damn press somebody. 11/3 29.4 to LRPL Taylor, Rahane takes a screamer. Zaheer gets a wicket off an ordinary delivery. This is Rahane's wicket. Zaheer goes wide on the crease, bowls short and wide, it is there for the cut, and Taylor goes in a full-blooded manner. Except that he fails to keep it down. Now, the cordon has come closer in the first innings, but that ball keeping low doesn't mean it is coming slower. So at full pace - off the outside half of the bat, not the edge - it goes to gully where Rahane gets hands around and delivers the wicket. Lower than waist high, and he has to go down with it too. Exceptional. 63/6
Ishant Sharma	10.2	3	28	3	2.70	49	2	1	0	1
35.2 to BJ Watling, Ishant gets a wicket. He has deserved one today. Short of a length, accurate, stays low a touch, takes the toe end onto the stumps. Watling falls after a valiant vigil. 78/8 35.5 to IS Sodhi, Ishant has two in one over. For once, an edge carries. Superb bowling. Length ball, upright seam, pitches off, holds its line, takes the edge, and Rohit takes it nicely at second slip. 80/9 41.2 to N Wagner, down the wicket to pull now. Incredible. Top-edges the pull to be caught by that man Jadeja again. At deep square leg. India have turned the momentum in this match. What can they make of this, though?. 105/10
Ravindra Jadeja	9	4	10	1	1.11	47	1	0	0	0
34.4 to TG Southee, Jadeja does it with the ball too. Fullish and straight, Southee turns his wrists, fails to keep it down. Short midwicket takes the catch. The Test continues to amaze - it's 379 for 7. India will love a target of under 400. 78/7
Rohit Sharma	1	0	3	0	3.00	3	0	0	0	0

India 2nd INNINGS (Target: 407 runs)

BATTING		R	B	M	4s	6s	SR
Murali Vijay	c †Watling b Southee	13	21	37	2	0	61.90

Shikhar Dhawan	c †Watling b Wagner	115	211	322	12	1	54.50

Cheteshwar Pujara	c †Watling b Southee	23	71	91	1	1	32.39

Virat Kohli	c †Watling b Wagner	67	102	131	12	0	65.68

Rohit Sharma	c †Watling b Southee	19	59	90	2	0	32.20

Ajinkya Rahane	lbw b Boult	18	21	22	3	0	85.71

MS Dhoni (c)†	b Wagner	39	41	81	6	0	95.12

Ravindra Jadeja	c Sodhi b Boult	26	21	28	4	1	123.80

Zaheer Khan	c Taylor b Wagner	17	32	38	1	1	53.12

Ishant Sharma	c †Watling b Boult	4	4	15	1	0	100.00

Mohammed Shami	not out	0	0	5	0	0	-
Extras	(b 12, lb 7, nb 4, w 2)	25
TOTAL	96.3 Ov (RR: 3.79, 430 Mts)	366
Fall of wickets: 1-36 (Murali Vijay, 7.6 ov), 2-96 (Cheteshwar Pujara, 29.2 ov), 3-222 (Virat Kohli, 60.3 ov), 4-248 (Shikhar Dhawan, 74.1 ov), 5-268 (Ajinkya Rahane, 80.1 ov), 6-270 (Rohit Sharma, 81.1 ov), 7-324 (Ravindra Jadeja, 86.5 ov), 8-349 (Zaheer Khan, 93.5 ov), 9-362 (MS Dhoni, 95.6 ov), 10-366 (Ishant Sharma, 96.3 ov)

BOWLING	O	M	R	W	ECON	0s	4s	6s	WD	NB
Trent Boult	23.3	2	86	3	3.65	101	8	1	0	2
80.1 to AM Rahane, and what a beauty first ball. What a perfect ball. That has swung, but oh - hold on - Rahane has hit this one. What a time for a rough call. The game could change because if this. A lovely inswinger first of all. Starts around off, comes back in, hits him plumb in front, except that Rahane has hit it. Oh what drama at Eden Park. A Kallis-esque moment from Wanderers. 268/5 86.5 to RA Jadeja, the party is over. Jadeja did what he knew. But he has fallen short. Goes down the wicket, looks to clear mid-on, but he has come too close to the pitch of the ball, and ends up hitting it off the inside half of the bat. Sodhi takes the pressure catch at mid-on. Advantage New Zealand now. 324/7 96.3 to I Sharma, all over. New Zealand win. They celebrate. ishant backs away to swing at a short ball. Has nicked it through. Or is it the sleeve? It is both. Ishant is not happy with the call, but it is out. 366/10
Tim Southee	23	4	81	3	3.52	101	10	1	0	0
7.6 to M Vijay, lucky lucky breakthrough for New Zealand. This is a length ball well down leg, Vijay has been scoring fours off them easily, but he is caught down leg this time. He doesn't seem happy with the decision because he thinks it has gone off the pad. However, HotSpot shows a faint smidgeon on the bat too. 36/1 29.2 to CA Pujara, that;s a beaut from Southee. Cometh the hour, cometh the leader of the attack. Goes wide on the crease, bowls short of a length, Pujara has to play the angle, the ball swings away late, bounces too, takes the outside edge, and New Zealand have drawn first blood this Sunday. 96/2 81.1 to RG Sharma, and here is Rohit Sharma gone first ball. New Zealand have sensed the moment and seized it by the scruff of its neck. Lovely outswinger first ball after tea. No looseners from Southee. Just short of driving length, Sharma caught neither back nor forward, and the swing does the rest. This is unravelling fast. 270/6
Neil Wagner	25	8	62	4	2.48	126	11	0	0	2
60.3 to V Kohli, is this the break New Zealand needed? Completely against the run of play. So not a wicket-taking delivery. This is short, this is wide, Kohli makes the mistake of pulling instead of cutting. The ball doesn't quite come on, and by the time it does, it is on its way down. Kohli gets a bottom edge. That is dying in between keeper and slip, but Watling takes it by his toes. 222/3 74.1 to S Dhawan, Wagner has produced this wicket out of nowhere. What a luxury to have such a player on call. What heart, what spirit shown by Wagner. Goes round the wicket, produces a bouncer that is too difficult for Dhawan to leave. It is going across him, but has started just outside leg, and there is no room. As he weaves away, he fails to get his glove out of the harm's way. It kisses the glove. Wagner, what a beaut. 248/4 93.5 to Z Khan, And Neil "Black Caviar" Wagner strikes again. This guy is willing New Zealand to win this Test. Short of a length, angling in, Zaheer - as with No. 9 batsmen - backs away a touch, presents the outside edge, and Taylor takes a good one at first slip. 349/8 95.6 to MS Dhoni, Wagner, the Maestro. How does he do it? No No. Hold on. They are checking on the no-ball. Awfully close on the no-ball. I'll give you facts. Will let you decide on the basis of that. He goes wide on the crease, bowls the slower bouncer, does Dhoni in, the bottom edge brings the off bail off. They ask Dhoni to wait. They want to check if his back foot has cut the side crease. One angle says he hasn't. The other says he has. When landing, the side of the foot appears to have touched the crease. But there is no proof it landed there. It could be the bulge on the foot in the air. It could have been in the air. You can make your own minds up. Third umpire says it didn't touch. That's all that matters for now. 362/9
Corey Anderson	7	1	22	0	3.14	34	4	0	2	0
Ish Sodhi	15	2	78	0	5.20	54	9	2	0	0
Kane Williamson	3	0	18	0	6.00	8	2	0	0	0

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MATCH DETAILS

Eden Park, Auckland
Toss	India, elected to field first
Series	India tour of New Zealand
Season	2013/14
Player Of The Match	Brendon McCullum
Series result	New Zealand led the 2-match series 1-0
Match number	Test no. 2118
Hours of play (local time)	11am start, Lunch 13.00-13.40, Tea 15.40-16.00, Close 18.00
Match days	6,7,8,9 February 2014 - day (5-day match)
Umpires	Richard Kettleborough Steve Davis
TV Umpire	Gary Baxter
Reserve Umpire	Billy Bowden
Match Referee	Ranjan Madugalle

CLOSE OF PLAY

Thu, 06 Feb - day 1 - New Zealand 1st innings 329/4 (Brendon McCullum 143*, Corey Anderson 42*, 90 ov)

Fri, 07 Feb - day 2 - India 1st innings 130/4 (Rohit Sharma 67*, Ajinkya Rahane 23*, 39 ov)

Sat, 08 Feb - day 3 - India 2nd innings 87/1 (Shikhar Dhawan 49*, Cheteshwar Pujara 22*, 25 ov)

Sun, 09 Feb - day 4 - India 2nd innings 366 (96.3 ov) - end of match

MATCH NOTES

Day 1

New Zealand 1st innings
Bad Weather: New Zealand - 0/0
Drinks: New Zealand - 23/2 in 12.1 overs (KS Williamson 3)
New Zealand: 50 runs in 22.4 overs (136 balls), Extras 5
Lunch: New Zealand - 54/3 in 24.0 overs (KS Williamson 22, BB McCullum 5)
4th Wicket: 50 runs in 73 balls (KS Williamson 27, BB McCullum 20, Ex 5)
New Zealand: 100 runs in 32.1 overs (193 balls), Extras 6
Drinks: New Zealand - 118/3 in 37.0 overs (KS Williamson 46, BB McCullum 44)
KS Williamson: 50 off 79 balls (3 x 4, 2 x 6)
4th Wicket: 100 runs in 144 balls (KS Williamson 50, BB McCullum 46, Ex 5)
BB McCullum: 50 off 86 balls (9 x 4)
New Zealand: 150 runs in 43.2 overs (260 balls), Extras 6
Tea: New Zealand - 179/3 in 51.0 overs (KS Williamson 79, BB McCullum 71)
4th Wicket: 150 runs in 204 balls (KS Williamson 72, BB McCullum 72, Ex 6)
New Zealand: 200 runs in 55.2 overs (332 balls), Extras 7
BB McCullum: 100 off 135 balls (16 x 4, 1 x 6)
4th Wicket: 200 runs in 252 balls (KS Williamson 92, BB McCullum 102, Ex 6)
KS Williamson: 100 off 138 balls (10 x 4, 2 x 6)
Drinks: New Zealand - 241/3 in 64.0 overs (KS Williamson 104, BB McCullum 108)
New Zealand: 250 runs in 66.6 overs (402 balls), Extras 7
Drinks: New Zealand - 282/4 in 77.0 overs (BB McCullum 127, CJ Anderson 13)
New Ball Taken: New Zealand 288/4 after 80.1 overs (BB McCullum 130, CJ Anderson 16)
New Zealand: 300 runs in 81.4 overs (490 balls), Extras 8
5th Wicket: 50 runs in 82 balls (BB McCullum 24, CJ Anderson 28, Ex 1)
End Of Day: New Zealand - 329/4 in 90.0 overs (BB McCullum 143, CJ Anderson 42)

Day 2

BB McCullum: 150 off 219 balls (20 x 4, 2 x 6)
CJ Anderson: 50 off 88 balls (7 x 4, 1 x 6)
New Zealand: 350 runs in 93.4 overs (562 balls), Extras 9
5th Wicket: 100 runs in 153 balls (BB McCullum 42, CJ Anderson 56, Ex 2)
Drinks: New Zealand - 398/5 in 103.0 overs (BB McCullum 175, BJ Watling 1)
New Zealand: 400 runs in 103.4 overs (623 balls), Extras 10
New Zealand: 450 runs in 111.3 overs (671 balls), Extras 11
Lunch: New Zealand - 473/7 in 114.0 overs (BB McCullum 202, IS Sodhi 18)
BB McCullum: 200 off 280 balls (28 x 4, 3 x 6)
8th Wicket: 50 runs in 47 balls (BB McCullum 27, IS Sodhi 22, Ex 3)
New Zealand: 500 runs in 119.3 overs (720 balls), Extras 14
Innings Break: New Zealand - 503/10 in 121.4 overs (TA Boult 1)
India 1st innings
Tea: India - 45/3 in 18.0 overs (M Vijay 22, RG Sharma 16)
India: 50 runs in 19.3 overs (118 balls), Extras 2
Drinks: India - 96/4 in 29.0 overs (RG Sharma 46, AM Rahane 11)
India: 100 runs in 30.4 overs (187 balls), Extras 8
RG Sharma: 50 off 74 balls (7 x 4)
5th Wicket: 50 runs in 71 balls (RG Sharma 32, AM Rahane 12, Ex 6)
Bad Light: India - 130/4 in 39.0 overs (RG Sharma 67, AM Rahane 23)
End Of Day: India - 130/4 in 39.0 overs (RG Sharma 67, AM Rahane 23)

Day 3

India: 150 runs in 49.3 overs (300 balls), Extras 9
Drinks: India - 177/7 in 56.0 overs (RA Jadeja 14, Z Khan 8)
India: 200 runs in 59.4 overs (361 balls), Extras 17
Innings Break: India - 202/10 in 60.0 overs (RA Jadeja 30)
New Zealand 2nd innings
Lunch: New Zealand - 15/4 in 7.4 overs (LRPL Taylor 5)
Drinks: New Zealand - 38/5 in 21.0 overs (LRPL Taylor 23, BJ Watling 3)
New Zealand: 50 runs in 23.6 overs (144 balls), Extras 1
Tea: New Zealand - 78/7 in 35.0 overs (BJ Watling 11, IS Sodhi 0)
New Zealand: 100 runs in 40.5 overs (246 balls), Extras 7
Innings Break: New Zealand - 105/10 in 41.2 overs (TA Boult 7)
India 2nd innings
Drinks: India - 41/1 in 10.0 overs (S Dhawan 26, CA Pujara 1)
India: 50 runs in 13.6 overs (85 balls), Extras 2
2nd Wicket: 50 runs in 98 balls (S Dhawan 26, CA Pujara 22, Ex 2)
End Of Day: India - 87/1 in 25.0 overs (S Dhawan 49, CA Pujara 22)

Day 4

S Dhawan: 50 off 75 balls (5 x 4)
India: 100 runs in 31.4 overs (192 balls), Extras 7
3rd Wicket: 50 runs in 111 balls (S Dhawan 9, V Kohli 37, Ex 4)
India: 150 runs in 47.6 overs (290 balls), Extras 7
V Kohli: 50 off 80 balls (10 x 4)
Lunch: India - 180/2 in 54.0 overs (S Dhawan 81, V Kohli 55)
3rd Wicket: 100 runs in 175 balls (S Dhawan 36, V Kohli 58, Ex 9)
India: 200 runs in 58.4 overs (354 balls), Extras 12
S Dhawan: 100 off 169 balls (11 x 4, 1 x 6)
Drinks: India - 230/3 in 68.0 overs (S Dhawan 110, RG Sharma 5)
India: 250 runs in 74.3 overs (450 balls), Extras 13
New Ball Taken: India 268/4 after 80.1 overs (RG Sharma 19, AM Rahane 18)
Tea: India - 270/5 in 81.0 overs (RG Sharma 19, MS Dhoni 2)
India: 300 runs in 84.4 overs (511 balls), Extras 13
7th Wicket: 50 runs in 33 balls (MS Dhoni 21, RA Jadeja 26, Ex 7)
Drinks: India - 346/7 in 93.0 overs (MS Dhoni 28, Z Khan 16)
India: 350 runs in 94.1 overs (569 balls), Extras 21

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India Innings

PLAYER NAME		R	B
M Vijay	caught	13	21
S Dhawan	caught	115	211
CA Pujara	caught	23	71
V Kohli	caught	67	102
RG Sharma	caught	19	59
AM Rahane	lbw	18	21
MS Dhoni	bowled	39	41
RA Jadeja	caught	26	21
Z Khan	caught	17	32
I Sharma	caught	4	4
Mohammed Shami	not out	0	0
Extras	(b 12, lb 7, nb 4, w 2)
Total	366(10 wkts; 96.3 ovs)

PLAYER NAME	O	M	R	W	Econ
TA Boult	23.3	2	86	3	3.65 (2 nb)
TG Southee	23	4	81	3	3.52
N Wagner	25	8	62	4	2.48 (2 nb)
CJ Anderson	7	1	22	0	3.14
IS Sodhi	15	2	78	0	5.2
KS Williamson	3	0	18	0	6

WKT	RUNS	PLAYERS
1st	36	Shikhar Dhawan	Murali Vijay
2nd	60	Shikhar Dhawan	Cheteshwar Pujara
3rd	126	Shikhar Dhawan	Virat Kohli
4th	26	Shikhar Dhawan	Rohit Sharma
5th	20	Rohit Sharma	Ajinkya Rahane
6th	2	MS Dhoni	Rohit Sharma
7th	54	MS Dhoni	Ravindra Jadeja
8th	25	MS Dhoni	Zaheer Khan
9th	13	MS Dhoni	Ishant Sharma
10th	4	Ishant Sharma	Mohammed Shami

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