8.4 nips back and gets the inside edge on the way to Parore 20/1

53.1 slower ball, tries to drive, outside edge flies to Sperman at slip 182/3

152 just when everyone was gearing themselves up for an exciting hour after tea, it's ended prematurely as the one they want to see falls to a great diving catch at mid wicket, Tendulkar pulled it ferociously but Nash dove forward to snatch 521/7

132.1 goes for an adventurous shot too many, tries to slug it down the ground but it doesn't come on as expected, mistimed shot to Nash running back and across at mid on 463/4

145.5 down the track, big swing and misses completely, the ball finds the top of the stricks, would've been well stumped had it not 502/5

150 bowled around his legs! tries to sweep, missed and the rest is history, on the last possible delivery before tea 518/6

18.3 tries to glance against the spin on middle and leg, but it turns back a little to gain a leading edge that flies up on the off side, and an excellent catch from Ganguly diving forward at short extra cover, scooping it up just above the blades 32/3

8.1 the end of day v Kumble jinx continues, Horne drives away from his body and straight into Dravid at silly mid off 13/1

16.1 the pesky nightwatchman is removed easily, a simple bat/pad straight to short leg and the slow raise of the finger from umpire Koertzen sees him on his way 29/2

32.5 Prasad smartly sends one wider outside off, and Spearman foolishly accepts the bait, trying to hammer another through the covers, this time the thick outside edge flies low to second slip and Ramesh snatches a fine catch diving to his left 64/4

60 and Fleming falls just before the tea interval, a great breakthrough for India removing New Zealand's rock, went for the drive but only managed the outside edge as it moved away, Prasad behind the stumps does the rest 134/5

73.5 forward in defence, turns into the front pad as it defeats the bat dangling outside off, the deathly slow raise of the finger from umpire Ramaswamy at the other end greets Parore when he looks up 165/6

130.4 tries to free the arms outside off stump, but the ball slides on, too straight just outside off, and Cairns chops it on to his wicket 292/9

127.5 Harris gets into his stride just a little too much, eager for that lunch, fends away from the body outside off, edges to Ramesh who takes a sharp catch falling to his right at second slip, the session ends a ball early and in the space of one ball, it turns from what was a passable session for New Zealand to a poor one as the follow-on target looks even more distant than it did at the start of the day 282/8

141.4 tries to sweep from off stump, turns into the front pad and the appeal goes up, umpire Ramswamy raises the finger quickly, it's well caught at silly mid off also, but no bat near that one so the decision was for the first appeal 306/10

5.5 and this time it works, Ramesh tries to hook one from his shoulders, gets a fine nick through to Parore who gloves up high, Nash and Parore celebrate without feeling the need to appeal, Ramesh holds his ground until umpire Koertzen raises the finger 35/2

3 ooooh there's a bit of feeling out there! Tendulkar is completely cleaned up by a beauty from Cairns, started outside off, seamed back in, straight through the gate as Tendulkar drove, and middle and off are sent packing 21/1

11.5 pushes it away towards long on and sets off for the run immediately, but Harris scrambles a long way across from the bowling crease, dives to haul it in and then fires back a quick throw to Parore who whips off the bails, Dravid realized too late that 68/3

23 tries to glance it fine again, this time can only get a little flick straight through to Parore and up goes the umpire's finger, Astle with the breakthrough in his first over 114/4

54.3 finally the first Indian breakthrough, Horne defends forward, spins into the front pad and pops up, through some traffic and to Bharadwaj at forward short leg, Horne stands around on the crease ready for the next ball as the appeal goes up 130/1

55.3 down the leg side, flicks at it and gets a little touch through to Prasad, New Zealand lose both openers for nothing, this could become an impressive collapse 130/2