New Zealand created history by winning the second test
Won the test series in India for the first time
New Delhi, New Zealand cricket team has created a new history on the soil of India. The Kiwi team defeated India by 113 runs in the second match of the three-match test series. New Zealand won the first test by 8 wickets and now it has won the second test as well and has gained an unassailable lead of 2-0 in the three-match test series. New Zealand has won a test series in India for the first time.
On the third day of the second test match played at Maharashtra Cricket Association Stadium in Pune, India got a target of 359 runs. But in response, Team India was reduced to 245 runs in its second innings. This is India's first test series defeat on home ground after 2012.
On the third day of the match, New Zealand team was all out after scoring 255 runs in its second innings. In this way, India now has a target of 359 runs to win the match. The Kiwi team had a lead of 103 runs in the first innings. New Zealand scored 259 runs in their first innings. But the Indian team was reduced to 156 runs in response.
For India, Yashasvi Jaiswal scored the highest 77 runs in the second innings while Ravindra Jadeja contributed 42 runs. Apart from these, all the other batsmen disappointed. For New Zealand, Mitchell Santner opened his claws in the second innings after taking seven wickets in the first innings and took six wickets. Apart from him, Ajaz Patel took two and Glenn Phillips took one wicket.
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