Quote from: romero121 on November 01, 2024, 06:26:11 PM

Quote from: JunaidAzizi on November 01, 2024, 06:15:59 PM

Quote from: noormcs5 on November 01, 2024, 05:59:53 PM

Now at the end of the day, the Indian team has also started to lose the wickets, they are batting in the loss of 4 wickets at the less score of 86 while their target is 235 and after that they must have to make the lead of more than 200. Meanwhile in the remaining 6 wickets, they have to score 350 to get the lead of 200 runs but I think that is not possible for them now because now their main players as gone. Rohit Sharma and Virat Kohli, both have not scored much and lost the wickets quickly, I am afraid India may lose this time too if they do not bat with responsibility.

Yes, I am likely to agree with your stance that India will lose because they have already lost 2 of their matches, and in the ongoing match, they did not show their abilities very well to save their wickets and score some runs. On the first day, they scored only 86 runs and are left behind with 145 runs for the next day. I am confused because, on the first day, they scored only 86 runs with the loss of 4 of their best players, and they still need 145 runs with only a few batsmen, which makes it very difficult to chase the whole target tomorrow. The target is not massive, and since it's a test match, they can easily chase it, after all, they are the Indian team. However, if they play calmly and stay at the wicket and they have to be very sensitive to the wickets, which is the only way to win the match.

The India team lost the wicket of Rohit Sharma earlier. Then Jaiswal and Gill stood wicket and slowly built a partnership. Finally, Jaiswal was bowled out when India's score was 78 runs. Soon after this, more wickets fell, and India stands at 86/4 by the end of day 1. The India team will end the innings scoring 170 to 200 runs. Anyhow, in the present scenario, the series is going to be a washout, but the prediction says this match will be won by the India team. Even in this situation, the win percentage for the team India sits above 75%, and this is really surprising. Let's wait and see the result.

By the end of day 1, I predicted this match to be a win for New Zealand, and they're going to make the history of a series washout. Things didn't go according to my view because I expected that the Indian team would complete the first inning before 200 runs. But they took 263 runs, and it was a lead for India. By this time, my mind had changed, and I believed that the team India would win the match. With this loss from the home ground, the team India has played the worst cricket of this year. Rishabh Pant did the best of his ability, contributing more than half the score of the total, whereas the rest altogether have scored 45 runs as 12 runs have come as extras.