IND 13/3 (12.4 ov, Rishabh Pant 3*, Yashasvi Jaiswal 8*, William O’Rourke 1/0) – Match delayed by rain – India vs New Zealand 1st Test Match Live Score, Summary

IND 13/3 (12.4 ov, Rishabh Pant 3*, Yashasvi Jaiswal 8*, William O’Rourke 1/0) – Match delayed by rain – India vs New Zealand 1st Test Match Live Score, Summary

10.31am “The main pitch, bowler’s area at each end and the areas around wide long-on and long-off are all covered,” says Ashish Pant from the Chinnaswamy.

10.27am It’s begun drizzling and the covers are being brought on. Gambhir is seen having a chat with Rahul at India’s dressing room. You can also follow ESPNcricinfo’s commentary in Hindi here

Ghaffar: “This New Zealand bowling attack will challenge India throughout series, They just need Kane Williamson to get fit.”

Shiva Jayaraman: Bat-first conditions? Rarely have a team looked so ill at ease like India, today, in home conditions in recent times. India batters played 24 false shots in their first-ten overs for a mere 60% control. At this stage, England at Lord’s against South Africa in 2022 – sent in to bat first by visitors on that occasion – is the only instance where the control percentage for the home team while batting first has been lower. England managed 165 in that innings, thanks to a chancy 73 from Ollie Pope. India would hope for similar luck for one of their batters in these conditions.

Harish: “@Vikas – Chose to bat as the movement is just for any hour or so and the pitch is dry only. 3 Spinners based on Chinnaswamy pitch and history. TBH, its good for India to have a taste of these challenging conditions before starting their BGT down under.”

Krishna: “I expect Daryll Mitchell to have a bowl sometime after the rain break.”

Sanjay: “I am in South Bangalore and it’s much brighter here now. So hopefully it’s just a passing shower “

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O’Rourke to Pant, no run, 6’3′ bowler looking to bowl to his USP. O’Rourke is getting a fair bit of bounce on this helpful pitch and Pant, wisely, doesn’t want any of it.

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