1st Test (Hamilton): India wins by 10 wickets.
2nd Test (Napier): India’s aim should be to bat only once.
3rd Test (Wellington): India’s aim should be to bat not even once.
1st margin of victory: by 10 wickets
2nd margin of victory: by an innings
3rd margin of victory: by two innings
Is this achievable?
Yes. New Zealand bats first, and is bowled out for an abysmally low score at Wellington. Rest of the match is rained off. India pulls off a huge moral victory.
Gambhir and Dravid scored today. Laxman flopped, by his standards of course.
Where's your money for tomorrow? Here's mine:
- Sachin if he makes it past the initial "settling down"
- Harbhajan (yes, really) :)
Cheers!
I must begin with my apologies for posting so late for I'm the bored member who said I'd be up at 3:30am to watch the proceedings of a long anticipated Test clash. But dang it, my arm, I couldn't even move it two days ago, I didn't even make it to work today. Moving to the match.
If you ask me, there isn't much that's new about India letting go of an opportunity to dominate. That said, NZ did well to recover. Vettori played a captain's innings and Ryder gave good support. Good to see that Ryder got the century he deserved - wish it wasn't against us, though!
Tomorrow, Gambhir will be key. I think this will be tour in which Gambhir can go from "seems good" to "really good". This will be a true test for him.
Looking forward to tomorrow.
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