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By reaching 85/2 at tea in the second inning, New Zealand solidified their position.
On Day 2 of the current second Test match against New Zealand in Pune, former India coach Ravi Shastri criticised captain Rohit Sharma’s strategies. The Kiwis took a 103-run lead after India was bowled out for 156 in the first innings. They solidified their position by reaching 85/2 at tea in the second innings. As India was already pursuing New Zealand in the game after giving up a significant lead, Shastri, who was on commentary duty, thought Rohit did not make aggressive field placements.
Shastri and former India spinner Murali Kartik had a thorough conversation about Rohit is strategies during the second session on Day 2.
Kartik remarked, “New Zealand have managed to scatter away all the men around the bat,”