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Kiwis rule Day One

AFP, Auckland
Centuries for Brendon McCullum and Kane Williamson lifted New Zealand off the ropes and into a position of command on the opening day of the first Test against India.
Captain McCullum posted his eighth Test hundred soon after tea on Thursday and Williamson followed two overs later with his fifth as New Zealand progressed to 329-4 at stumps.
Williamson was eventually removed for 113 and at stumps McCullum was unbeaten on 143 with Corey Anderson on 42 in a 78-run stand forthe fifth wicket.
McCullum and Williamson came together when New Zealand were in trouble at 30-3 after being sent into bat on a bowler-friendly Eden Park wicket. The heavy cloud cover and green-topped wicket were ripe for the Indian bowlers who made the most of the conditions and runs proved difficult to obtain as New Zealand struggled to reach 54-3 by lunch.
But when the sun broke through after the break and the track flattened out into a good batting strip, McCullum and Williamson stole the initiative away from India in a 221 -run stand for the fourth wicket. "It was tough initially, which you expect with the new ball and certainly it got very good to bat on after lunch," Williamson said."
“They've got very good seamers and they showed that. They had us in a bit of trouble early on and it was nice to bat through that."
Ishant Sharma, the pick of the Indian bowlers, doubted India could have done better once the sun came out.
"We were still bowling in the right areas but you have to give credit to the batsmen. The wicket got better as the day progressed,' he said.
Williamson notched his 50 with a top-edge for six and McCullum cleared the rope for his hundred when he belted Ravindra Jadeja over the long-off boundary as the paid batted with confidence.
McCullum's innings so far contains 18 fours and two sixes while the more textbook approach of Williamson produced 10 fours and two sixes.
Both batsmen also took risks and offered chances. Murali Vijay at first slip dropped a sitter from Williamson on 32 and Shikhar Dhawan put down McCullum on 102.
SCOREBOARD
NEWZEALAND:Firstinnings
Fulton lbw Zaheer 13
RutherfordcRahaneblShanna 6
WilliamsoncDhonibZaheer 113
Taylor cJadeja bl Shanna 3
McCullumnotout 143
Anderson not out 42
Extras:(b-1,lb-5,w-3) 9
Total:(For4wktsin90overs) 329
To bat: Watling, Sodhi, Southee, Wagner, Boult
Fall ofwickets: 1-19,2-23,3-30,4-251.
Bowler 0 M R W
Shami 22 6 66 0
Zaheer 23 2 98 2
I Sharma 21 4 62 2
Jadeja 20 1 81 0
Kohli 10 4 0
RShaima 3 0 12 0
INDIA: Dhoni (c), Vijay, Dhawan, Pujara, Kohli, R Shanna, Rahane, Jadeja, Zaheer, ISharma,Shami.
Toss: India
Umpires: Steve Davis, Richard