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Shiv leads fightback

AFP, Napier
An unbeaten century by the impenetrable Shivnarinc Chandcrpaui rescued the West Indies from a disastrous start to the second cricket Test against New Zealand here Friday.
At stumps the West Indies were258 for six as Chandcrpaui assisted by Brendon Nash engineered a remarkable fightback after their top order had crumbled to 63 for four on a flat, batsmen friendly McLean Park wicket.
Overall, New Zealand could claim the honours of the day after losing the toss and fighting back to take six wickets when the conditions were against the bowlers.
But the star of the show was undoubtedly Chandcrpaui, who lived up to his billing as the world cricketer of the year as he and Nash staged a 163-run stand for the fifth wicket.
They came together just before lunch and remained at the crease until five overs from the close of play before Nash's gallant stand came to an end.
But Chanderpaul, in his 114th Test, remained rocksolid at the other end as he ended the day unbeaten on 100, his 20th Test-century.
Jerome Taylor, who scored his maiden Test century in the drawn first Test last week, was on one.
Captain Chris Gayle had no hesitation in batting first when he won the toss and the West Indies moved briskly to 43 before running into trouble.
Gayle was the first to fall, edging Iain O'Brien to wicketkeeper Brendon McCullum, starting a slide that saw the West Indies lose four wickets for 31 runs in 16 overs.
With New Zealand in control in the opening session, spectators had the rare sight of an off-spinner bowling on the
opening morning of a Test with two slips, a silly point and a forward short leg.
It was a tactic that paid dividends when Ramnaresh Sanvan, on 11, nicked Jectan Patel straight to McCullum.
O'Brien then struck again when Xavier Marshall edged to Jesse Ryder at third slip and was out for six.
Opener Scwnarinc Chattergoon laboured to 13 runs in 115 minutes at the crease before he fell just before lunch to a spectacular reflex catch by Jamie 1 low.
The opener hit out at a floated Daniel Vcttori delivery and How, just a few metres (yards) from the bat at second slip, flung an arm in the air to take the ball.
The veteran Chanderpaul and the novice Nash then set about rebuilding the innings and were rarely troubled by the New Zealand attack.
Chandcrpaui had one heart-stopping moment on 28 when New Zealand challenged a failed leg before wicket appeal from Kyle Mills but third umpire Mark Benson
backed the original ruling that the ball would have cleared the stumps.
The left-hander was untroubled from then and his century included three sixes, two offVettori, and nine fours.
Nash, with a confidence that belied his limited international experience, cruised to 74 before mistiming a drive off James Franklin and the ball ballooned to Daniel Flynn at short cover.
O'Brien and Vcttori were the pick of the New Zealand bowlers with two wickets apiece while Patel and Franklin claimed one each.
The Inclusion of Patel for fast bowler Mark Gillespie is the only change to the New Zealand side from the first Tbst
The West Indies also made one change to their line-up, bringing in left-arm spinner Sulicman Benn for pace bowler Lionel Baker.
SCOREBOARD
Scoreboard at stumps on the first day of tire second Test between New Zealand and the West Indies at McLean Park on Friday:
WEST INDIES: First innings Gayle c McCullum b O'Brien 34 Chattergoon c How bVettori 13 Sarwanc McCullum b Patel 11 Marshall c Ryder b O'Brien 6 Chanderpaul not out 100 Nash c Flynn b Franklin 74 Ramdin bVettori 6
Taylor not out 1
Extras: (lb-5,w-l nb-7) 13
Total: (For six wkts) 258 To bat: Powell, Edwards, Benn. Fall of wickets: 1-43, 2-54, 3-63,4-74,5-237,6-257.
Bowler O M R W
Franklin 16 2 57 1
Mills 12 40 29 0
Patel 25 11 41 1
O'Brien 18 2 59 2
Vettori 17 4 58 2
Ryder 3 0 9 0
NEW ZEALAND: McIntosh, How, Flynn, Taylor, Ryder, McCullum, Franklin, Vettori, Mills, O'Brien, Patel.
Toss: West Indies
Umpires: Rudi Koertzen (RSA), Amiesh Saheba (IND)