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New Zealand captain tom latham expressed pride and excitement for his team’s success

admin — Sat, 26 Oct 2024 12:31:46 +0000

New Zealand’s captain Tom Latham congratulates Mitchell Santner after an Indian wicket during the second Test in Pune on October 26, 2024.
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He was reappointed as Test captain after two years following the team’s series loss in Sri Lanka. But Tom Latham, the New Zealand captain, was “immensely” proud of the historic feat his team achieved on Saturday (October 26, 2024), assuring his team its first Test series win in India.

“Coming off the back of a Sri Lankan series where we obviously didn’t get the results that we wanted, to come here and play the style of cricket that we have played, we are immensely proud to be in the position of winning two Test matches here,” an elated Latham said.

“A lot of New Zealand teams have come here over the past 69 years, I think it is, and 13 series. To be the first team to win a series over here is immensely special. (I am) very proud of this group.”

IND vs NZ second Test: Day 3 in pictures, October 26, 2024

New Zealand players celebrate after winning the second Test against India in Pune on October 26, 2024.

Captain Rohit Sharma and New Zealand’s skipper Tom Latham shake hands after New Zealand won the second test cricket match in Pune on October 26, 2024.

Captain Rohit Sharma and head coach Gautam Gambhir are seen dejected after New Zealand defeated India in the second Test in Pune. This is the first Test series loss for India in 12 years.

New Zealand cricketers made history on the Indian soil by winning a Test series after seven decades. India lost the first Test series at home after 12 years.

The stand-out performer for New Zealand is Mitchell Santner who took 13 wickets in the match and played a useful knock in the first innings.

After the dismissals of the top order, Ravindra Jadeja played a lone hand and was the last batsman to be dismissed as India was bundled out for 245 in the second innings.

Opener Yashasvi Jaiswal played brilliantly in the second innings but that was not enough for Team India as they succumbed to the guiles of Mitchell Santner.

Captain Rohit Sharma could not fire in both the innings as he failed miserably by getting out for 0 and 8 in the match.

Virat Kohli failed to show his class in both the innings as he succumbed to the guiles of Mitchell Santner in both the innings of the second Test

Ravindra Jadeja did well on the third day by taking 3 wickets in the morning session to restrict New Zealand for 255 in the second innings.

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IND vs NZ second Test: Day 3 in pictures, October 26, 2024

admin — Sat, 26 Oct 2024 11:52:27 +0000

New Zealand have created history! It’s taken them seven decades but the Black Caps finally have a series win in India! And it’s in n emphatic manner, with a dominant show for the second consecutive week.

India’s 12-year-long unbeaten series record at home has been broken. The World Test Championship final spot is in jeopardy and they have lots of questions to ponder over before heading to Mumbai for the Diwali Test!

(IND vs NZ second Test: Day 2 in pictures, October 25, 2024)

(IND vs NZ second Test: Day 1 in pictures, October 24, 2024)

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New Zealand players celebrate after winning the second Test against India in Pune on October 26, 2024.

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PTI

Captain Rohit Sharma and New Zealand’s skipper Tom Latham shake hands after New Zealand won the second test cricket match in Pune on October 26, 2024.

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Captain Rohit Sharma and head coach Gautam Gambhir are seen dejected after New Zealand defeated India in the second Test in Pune. This is the first Test series loss for India in 12 years.

Photo:
K. Bhagya Prakash

New Zealand cricketers made history on the Indian soil by winning a Test series after seven decades. India lost the first Test series at home after 12 years.

Photo:
K. Bhagya Prakash

The stand-out performer for New Zealand is Mitchell Santner who took 13 wickets in the match and played a useful knock in the first innings.

Photo:
K BHAGYA PRAKSH

After the dismissals of the top order, Ravindra Jadeja played a lone hand and was the last batsman to be dismissed as India was bundled out for 245 in the second innings.

Photo:
K. Bhagya Prakash

Opener Yashasvi Jaiswal played brilliantly in the second innings but that was not enough for Team India as they succumbed to the guiles of Mitchell Santner.

Photo:
K. Bhagya Prakash

Captain Rohit Sharma could not fire in both the innings as he failed miserably by getting out for 0 and 8 in the match.

Photo:
K BHAGYA PRAKSH

Virat Kohli failed to show his class in both the innings as he succumbed to the guiles of Mitchell Santner in both the innings of the second Test

Photo:
K BHAGYA PRAKSH

Ravindra Jadeja did well on the third day by taking 3 wickets in the morning session to restrict New Zealand for 255 in the second innings.

Published – October 26, 2024 05:22 pm IST

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IND vs NZ second Test: Day 2 in pictures

admin — Fri, 25 Oct 2024 12:15:44 +0000

New Zealand’s day on every count! Mitchell Santner broke the back of India’s batting and gave the Kiwis a comprehensive 103-run lead.

Tom Latham then played a captain’s knock to ensure New Zealand tightened its noose around India. New Zealand is on the cusp of a historic series win in India.

Can India mark a miraculous turnaround with New Zealand leading by 301 runs!

(India vs New Zealand Day 1 in pictures)

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New Zealand’s Mitchell Santner proved to be nemesis for the Indian batsmen as he claimed seven wickets in the first innings and his effort enabled India to be dismissed for 156, in Pune on October 25, 2024

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Virat Kohli was dimissed by Mitchell Santner for 1 in the second Test in Pune.

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Mitchell Santner bowled brilliantly as this delivery dismissed Akash Deep on day 2 of the second Test in Pune.

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Ravindra Jadeja was the top scorer for India in the first innings of the second Test. Jadeja scored 38 in the total score of 156.

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New Zealand players celebrate the wicket of Rishabh Pant on day 2 of the second Test in Pune.

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New Zealand’s captain Tom Latham scored a brilliant 86 to take New Zealand lead past 300.

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New Zealand’s Tom Blundell was not out on 30 and he is expected to take Kiwis past 350.

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K. Bhagya Prakash

Having taken seven wickets in the first innings, Washington Sundar took four wickets in the second New Zealand innings.

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New Zealand’s Rachin Ravindra was dismissed by Washington Sundar. Ravindra was castled by Sundar in both the innings.

Published – October 25, 2024 05:45 pm IST

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