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New Zealand led West Indies by 96 runs after Day 2 of the first test in Christchurch. Shai Hope and Tagenarine Chanderpaul hit half-centuries, but Jacob Duffy’s five-wicket haul and Matt Henry’s three wickets kept New Zealand ahead

With two more days still left in the game, it is now a chase in whether India, who are clearly in the driver's seat in the match, pick six wickets first or Bangladesh, who began the chase well, orchestrate the impossible by making the remaining 357 runs.

England had wiped off 25 runs of the lead at the draw of stumps which was hastened due to rain

At the end of the second session, Jos Buttler and Ollie Pope were batting on 14 and 18 respectively, having stitched together a 18-run partnership for the sixth wicket.

However, the online media is abuzz with another act that was caught in the day but off the field.

Kohli believes that his bonding with Rahane off the field also helps in their on-field relationship.

Pakistan were reduced to 33-4 at stumps on a pitch devoid of grass as 14 wickets fell on an eventful opening day of the two-test series

The win put New Zealand top of the World rankings and kept alive their chances of making the World Test Championship final

Kusal Perera hit 64 and Wanindu Hasaranga made 59 before Sri Lanka were bowled out for 180 shortly after lunch

When I saw him (Gill) the other day in the ODI, I thought he had a good technique, he looked like he belonged to international cricket, said McGrath

Indian team switches focus to red-ball cricket at MCG

Already ruled out of the remainder of the ongoing four-match Test series against Australia, Shami left for India on Tuesday

While Babar has fractured his right thumb, Imam has injured his left thumb during training sessions in Queenstown last week