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India vs West Indies 2nd Test: Rahane, Pant pull-off rescue act - Highlights from Day 2
Here are highlights of day two of the India vs West Indies second Test match in Hyderabad.
DNA Web Team | Oct 13, 2018, 09:31 AM IST
1.India vs West Indies 2nd Test: Day 1 Recap
Roston Chase closed in on his fourth test hundred as he forged a century partnership with skipper Jason Holder (52) to help West Indies to 295 for seven on the opening day. (Image: PTI)
2.Roston Chase stars for Windies
Chase added 69 runs with Shane Dowrich and 104 more with next man Holder as Windies recovered from 113 for five after lunch. (Image: PTI)
3.The Yadavs strike for India
Umesh Yadav (4-84) and Kuldeep Yadav (3-74) were pick of the Indian bowlers while R Ashwin got one wicket for India. (Image: PTI)
4.Roston Chase completes century
Roston Chase soon crossed the 100-run mark to bring up his fourth Test cetury. (Image: AFP)
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5.Bishoo Bowled
Umesh Yadav gave India the first wicket on day two when he bowled Devendra Bishoo. (Image: AFP)
6.Umesh Yadav takes 6
Umesh Yadav then removed Roston Chase (106) to end the West Indies' innings at 311. He finished with figures of 6/88 (Image: AFP)
7.Prithvi Shaw gives flying start
Prithvi Shaw gave India another flying start as he raced to his half century. India lost KL Rahul (4) as they reached 80/1 at lunch break (Image: AFP)
8.Shaw hits 70
Prithvi Shaw continued in the same fashion after the break. However, he fell after scoring 70 caught by Shimron Hetmyer off Jomel Warrican with India at 98/2 (Image: AFP)
9.Pujara out
Cheteshwar Pujara fell soon after Shaw's departure (Image: AFP)
10.Virat goes for 45
Virat Kohli and Ajinkya Rahne added 60 runs for the fourth wicket taking India to 162. Kohli then fell LBW to Jason Holder for 45 (Image: AFP)
11.India 173/4 at tea
India reached 173 for four at tea with Ajinkya Rahane (19 not out) and Rishabh Pant (9 not out) (Image: PTI)
12.Fifty for Rahane
India's vice-captain Ajinkya Rahane brought up a much-needed half-century. The right-hander was in desperate need of some runs ahead of the Australia tour. At the time Pant got to his half-century, India's score was 248/4 in 63.4 overs. (Image: AFP)
13.Pant follows suit
Rishabh Pant reached his fifty on the very next ball after Rahane raised his bat. The left-hander played at a much higher strike-rate than his senior partner. Pant has been in fine form since getting a maiden Test century in the last match against England. (Image: Twitter)
14.Match-winning partnership?
Ajinkya Rahane and Rishabh Pant remained not-out at the end of Day 2 in Hyderabad. Rahane was batting on 75 off 174, with Pant at the other end on 85 off 120. The duo have added 146 runs so far for the fifth wicket. India went to stumps at 308/4 from 81 overs in reply to West Indies' first innings score of 311. (Image: PTI)
