Yashasvi Jaiswal’s blistering start (46* off 36 balls) has given India an aggressive edge in their pursuit of a challenging 359-run target against New Zealand on day three of the Pune Test. After smashing a six off Tim Southee’s second ball, Jaiswal set the tone with an assertive approach, similar to India’s thrilling chase in Bengaluru. Though Rohit Sharma fell early to Mitchell Santner’s spin, Shubman Gill (22* off 20) joined Jaiswal to mount a proactive start, sending shockwaves through New Zealand's bowling unit.
The hosts’ fearless gameplay has sliced 81 runs from the target, catching the visitors off-guard on a deteriorating pitch. Earlier, Ravindra Jadeja's timely strikes helped wrap up New Zealand’s second innings at 255, with Jadeja dismissing Tom Blundell and other key players. The visitors’ lead of 358 remains formidable, but India's attacking strategy keeps the game open and unpredictable. With runs ticking rapidly, India’s chase promises a nail-biting day of cricket, leaving fans and Reddy Anna match prediction followers eagerly speculating the outcome.
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Yashasvi Jaiswal is on fire! His aggressive start is exactly what India needs to chase down that target. I love his fearless approach—reminds me of the way he played in Bengaluru.
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