India vs New Zealand 1st Test Day 4 Stumps: R Ashwin removes Will Young as India set 284-run target

After India staged an excellent recovery from 51/5 to declare at 234/7 in 81 overs, the hosts struck early in New Zealand's chase.

Ravichandran Ashwin removed Will Young with the new ball as New Zealand went into stumps on an absorbing day four of the ongoing first Test against India on 4/1 in four overs. With just one day left in the match, New Zealand are now faced with a tall order of making 280 runs with nine wickets in hand.

After India staged an excellent recovery from 51/5 to declare at 234/7 in 81 overs, the hosts struck early in New Zealand's chase. Ashwin struck Will Young's front pad after going past the bat with a delivery which kept low. After being given out, Young took too much time to consult his opening partner Tom Latham in taking a review.

Young pressed for the 'T' review signal but by then, the 15-second time period was over and review was denied. The hesitancy in taking the review quickly cost Young and New Zealand as the ball was shown missing the stumps. Young's scalp resulted in Ashwin equalling Harbhajan Singh's 417 Test wickets.