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India close on 221 for four on shortened first day against Black Caps

3 December 2021, 3:00 PM  |
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File image of a cricket ball and stumps during a game.

File image of a cricket ball and stumps during a game.

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File image of a cricket ball and stumps during a game.

India who have won the toss, have reached 221 for the loss of four wickets when bad light stopped play on the first day of the second cricket test against New Zealand in Mumbai.

India lost three wickets with their total on 80 and another on 160 with left-arm spinner, Ajaz Patel, taking all four wickets.

But Mayank Agarwal stood firm. He scored his fourth test century and ended the day undefeated on 120 scored off 246 deliveries.

He will resume tomorrow with Wriddhiman Saha who is on 25.

The first test match between the two countries ended in a draw.

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