New Zealand scored 255 runs in the second innings. And in the first innings he had a lead of 103 runs. In this way India has got a total target of 359 runs. New Zealand started the third day with a lead of 301 runs at the loss of 5 wickets. But the Indian team made a comeback in the first session. India took the remaining 5 wickets for 57 runs. Ravindra Jadeja had an important contribution in this. On the third day, he started giving shock to New Zealand and also ended with a wonderful run out. Even Jadeja and Virat Kohli themselves could not believe it. Team India inadvertently got one wicket and with this New Zealand's innings also ended.

This is how India got the last wicket

On the third day of the Pune Test, the New Zealand team had lost 9 wickets at the score of 241. During this, he had lost 4 wickets in scoring only 43 runs. Still Glenn Phillips tried to continue the fight. He had made a partnership of 14 runs with William O'Rourke for the last wicket and himself had scored 48 runs. Then an incident happened with New Zealand and India got the wicket. Actually, Jadeja was bowling in the 70th over. O'Rourke tried to change the strike by taking a single on his fourth ball. For this he played in the cover direction. Then Kohli, standing at short cover, threw quickly and the ball hit Jadeja's hand and hit the stumps. In this way the Indian team unknowingly got the last wicket.

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Jadeja took 3 wickets

The New Zealand team had completely captured the match on the second day of the Pune Test. First he bowled out Team India for just 156 runs and then by the end of the day's play, he had taken a lead of 301 runs. But when the third day's play started, Jadeja brought the Indian team back into the game by taking 3 wickets in quick succession with lethal bowling. Going beyond 400 runs, the New Zealand team could set a target of 359 runs.