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WTC final Day 3

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Day 3 of the world test championship ended with New Zealand in control as they bowled India out for 217 and then went to stumps on 101 /2 

Kyle Jamieson was the chief destroyer as he took 5 wickets as New Zealand took the last 7 Indian wickets for 71 runs.  

The Indian batsman struggled against the pace and bounce of the New Zealand bowlers and also played some unnecessary shots which cost them their wickets. The Indian bowlers also looked a little off. The only threatening bowler was Ishant and Ashwin to an extent.

New Zealand will be happy with their day's work as they managed to reduce the deficit to 106 runs. The Indians will know they have a lot of work to do to come back in this test match. 

The scorecard looks like this 

India 217  92.1 overs

A. Rahane 49 (117)                                                                          K. Jamieson 5-31 (22)

V. Kohli 44 (132)                                                                              N. Wagner  2-40 (15)

New Zealand 101/2  49 overs 

D. Conway 54 (153)                                                                        I. Sharam 1-19 (12)

T. Latham  30 (104)                                                                        R. Ashwin 1-20 (12)


New  Zealand trail by 106 runs 


This was the action from day 3 of the world test championship final. Do share your thoughts in the comment section.


Writer : EbrahimYusuf Omar  


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