Ind vs NZ second Test | Agarwal-Pujara pair stretches India’s overall lead
The Hindu
Only one team can win this game from here with two days and two sessions left.
Mayank Agarwal and Cheteshwar Pujara added insult to New Zealand's injuries with a 107-run opening stand as India took complete control of the second Test by reaching 142 for 2 at lunch on the third day, in Mumbai.
India's overall lead is now a mammoth 405 runs and only one team can win this game from here with two days and two sessions left.
At the break, Shubman Gill, who hadn't come out to open after being hit on the wrist during the New Zealand innings, was batting on 17 with Virat Kohli (11) by his side.
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