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Badani ton in drawn tie

REUTERS/AFP, Rajkot
Left-hander Hemang Badani notched up a century for India A as New Zealand's reputation suffered a few dents on the concluding day of a three-day tour game here on Saturday.
Badani struck an explosive 127 off 187 deliveries with the help of 16 fours and two sixes against New Zealand, but his hopes of a Test recall were dashed when India's selectors left him out of the first Test starting in Ahmedabad next week.
The left-hander, who played the last of his four Tests in Sri Lanka two years ago, hammered 16 fours and two sixes before the three-day tour match ended in a draw.
Badani's knock helped India A to 403 in reply to New Zealand's first innings of 375 for seven declared.
The tourists were then reduced to 37 for four before Lou Vincent, with 28 not out, and Craig McMillan, 17 not out, dug in to steer New Zealand to 68 for four by the close of the play.
Paceman Munaf Patel, making his first-class debut, had added to his three first-innings wickets by trapping Nathan Astle (five) lbw with a ball that nipped back sharply off the seam and New Zealand captain Stephen Fleming, caught at point for three.
Badani had earlier enthralled the sparse crowd with an impressive display of clean hitting, reaching his century with a six over long-on off left-arm spinner Daniel Vettori.
Badani received good lower-order support from Deep Dasgupta (21) and Sree Shanth (16), but failed win a place in India's 14-man squad for the first Test next week.
Openers Sadagoppan Ramesh (110) and Akash Chopra (66) had earlier on Friday given a solid start to the home side with a 164-run stand.
For New Zealand, seamer Daryl Tuffy and left-arm spinner Daniel Vettori finished with three scalps each.
India and New Zealand play two Tests, followed by a one-day triangular series also involving world champions Australia.
SCOREBOARD
Final scoreboard on the final day of a three-day tour match between India A and New Zealand on Saturday:
NEW ZEALAND: First innings 375-7 declared (Richardson 128, Oram 101 not out)
INDIA A: First innings (overnight 216-4) Chopra c Wiseman b Oram 66
Ramesh c Fleming b Tuffey 110
Williams c Styris b Vettori 4
Kaif c Hart b Styris 4
Badani c Hart b McMillan 127
Kartik c Hart b Oram 10
Gavaskar c Richardson b Vettori 1
Dasgupta c Hart b Tuffey 21
Sreeshanth b
Vettori
16
Singh c Hart b Tuffey 13
Patel not out 0
Extras: (b-1, lb-9, nb-20, w-1) 31
Total: (All out in overs) 403
Fall of wickets: 1-164, 2-170, 3-195, 4-209, 5-225, 6-228, 7-300, 8-386, 9403
Bowler O M R
W
Tuffey 31 14 6 8
3
Oram 28 4 8 6
2
Styris 9 2 4 5
1
Vettori 37 9 9 6
3
McMillan 6 2 2 2
1
Wiseman 21 3 7 6
0
NEW ZEALAND: Second innings
Richardson c Gavaskar b Kartik 7
Vincent not out 28
Astle lbw b Patel 5
Fleming c Gavaskar b Patel 3
Styris c Dasgupta b Kartik 0
McMillan not out 17
Extras: (nb-8) 8
Total: (For 4 wkts in overs) 68
Fall of wickets: 1-16, 2-23, 3-34, 4-37
Did not bat: Oram, Hart, Vettori,
Wiseman, Tuffey
Bowler O M R
W
Patel 9 2 2 1
2
Kartik 11 0 4 2
2
Gavaskar 3 1 5
0
Result: Match drawn.