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2nd Test: India 285/6 at lunch on day 2, Mayank still unbeaten

| @indiablooms | Dec 04, 2021, at 05:36 pm

Mumbai/IBNS: Surviving the initial setbacks, India scored 285/6 at lunch on day two of the second Test against New Zealand at Wankhede Stadium here on Saturday.

Mayank Agarwal is still on the crease scoring 146 runs.

India lost back to back wickets in the morning as Kiwi spin bowler Ajaz Patel picked Wriddhiman Saha (27) and Ravichandran Ashwin (zero) in two successive balls.

After the dismissals, Axar Patel, who is still batting at 32, has aptly supported Agarwal.

All six Indian wickets have been picked by Patel.

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