Email:- cric7business@gmail.com #wtcfinal #highlights #day6 #indvsnz Friends, today India started playing ahead of 64 runs for two wickets but they lost the wickets of captain Virat Kohli and Cheteshwar Pujara early. Both were dismissed by Kyle Jamieson. Kohli scored only 13 runs in 29 balls. Kohli was once again victimized by Kyle Jameson. The Indian captain wanted to stop the good length ball in the 36th over, but the ball took the outer edge of the bat and caught it in the gloves of wicketkeeper BJ Watling. After the departure of Virat Kohli, Cheteshwar Pujara also could not last long and lost his wicket in the 38th over. Pujara tried to stop the inside ball and the ball went into the hands of Ross Taylor in the outer edge slip of the bat. The team had high hopes from Pujara but once again he proved to be a failure. He scored 15 runs from 80 balls. After this, even the vice-captain Ajinkya Rahane could not last long. He was caught behind the wicket in an attempt to tease the ball going to the leg side of Trent Bold. His wicket fell on the score of 109 runs. After this Rishabh Pant and Ravindra Jadeja tried to handle the innings. Both did not allow any further damage to the team till lunch. Both were facing tough New Zealand bowlers. Friends, after lunch, the New Zealand team adopted the strategy of short ball. He got the benefit of this and Jadeja, after scoring 16 runs, was caught behind the wicket by Neil Wagner to Watling. He added 33 runs for the sixth wicket with Pant. After this Rishabh Pant took the lead and played some attractive shots. But then Kiwi fast bowler Trent Boult gave two blows to the Indian team in the 70th over. He made wicket-keeper batsman Rishabh Pant a victim on the second ball of the over while Ravichandra Ashwin was sent to the pavilion on the fourth ball. Pant kept batting but he missed the half-century. He played a brilliant innings of 41 runs in 88 balls. He hit 4 fours. Pant tried to shoot ahead and was caught by Henry Nicholls. After this, India's last three wickets fell after adding 14 runs. Of these, 13 were made by Mohammed Shami alone. Like the first innings, India's tail batsmen failed in the second innings as well and could not take the team to a strong score. Friends, in this way India's second innings was reduced to 170 runs. In the ICC Test Championship Final 2021, India set a target of 139 runs for New Zealand to win. Friends, after this New Zealand made a poor start chasing the target of 139 runs. New Zealand got the first blow in the second innings in the form of opener Tom Latham. Latham, who scored 30 runs in the last innings, soon returned to the pavilion. He scored 9 runs in 41 balls. He was made his victim by spinner Ravichandran Ashwin in the 14th over. Latham wanted to go ahead but completely missed the off-spin. In such a situation, wicketkeeper Rishabh Pant, showing agility, stumped Latham. After this, opener Devon Conway, who scored a half-century in the previous innings, could not make a big score. He could only manage 19 runs in 47 balls in the second innings. He hit 4 fours during this. Conway was caught by Ashwin in his net in the 18th over and made lbw. He was trying to defend the ball coming in on the middle stump line but missed. The ball went straight to the pad and on appeal, the umpire raised a finger. His wicket fell on the total score of 44. After this Team India would have got another success, but Pujara made a big mistake. On the fourth ball of Bumrah's over, Pujara, standing at slip, dropped a simple catch from Ross Taylor. At this time Taylor was playing 26 runs. If Pujara had caught this catch, then New Zealand would have been under pressure, but it did not happen. This was followed by a half-century partnership between Ross Taylor and Kane Williamson for the third wicket, and both ensured New Zealand's victory. 👍Like this video Subscribe our channel➡️ https://youtube.com/cric7 Follow us on Instagram➡️ https://www.instagram.com/cric7_insta Like us on Facebook➡️ http://www.facebook.com/cric7news Song: Jarico - Landscape (Vlog No Copyright Music) Music promoted by Vlog No Copyright Music. Video Link: https://youtu.be/EwRdKJURDHw ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- "Copyright Disclaimer Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for "fair use" for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, and research. Fair use is a use permitted by copyright statute that might otherwise be infringing. Non-profit, educational or personal use tips the balance in favor of fair use."