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New Zealand eye big lead

AFP, Auckland
India was struggling at 130-4 after day two of the first Test against New Zealand, who posted a daunting 503-run first innings built on a double century by Brendon McCullum.
In a dramatic start to India's reply, New Zealand claimed the prized scalps of Cheteshwar Pujara and Virat Kohli in a withering burst from Tim Southee and Trent Boult that reduced the tourists to three down for only 10 runs.
Pujara, who averages 66.25, went for one and Shikhar Dhawan a duck as both fell in the opening over when they edged goodlength deliveries from Boult. Kohli's sole scoring shot was a four off Boult before a sharply rising bouncer from Southee nicked his glove and popped into the hands of Peter Fulton at second slip.
Kohli was reluctant to leave and indicated the ball hit his helmet but replays showed it deflected from the helmet to the glove and then to Fulton.
By tea, India were limping at 45-3 but the situation become more dire after the resumption of play, when a swinging Neil Wagner delivery beat Murali Vijay (26) and broke the bails.
Rohit Sharma (not out 67) and Ajinkya Rahane (not out 23) survived through to stumps. While they were troubled by Southee's barrage of rising deliveries they were able to score freely off spinners Ish Sodhi and Kane Williamson.
Play was called off 17 overs before the scheduled end because of bad light.
When New Zealand resumed the day at 329-4, McCullum spearheaded a blistering end to their innings as they put on 174 runs in 31.4 overs.
The New Zealand skipper was the last wicket to fall for 224, one run short of his career best 225, also set against India at Hyderabad in 2010.
SCOREBOARD
NEW ZEALAND: First innings (overnight 329-4) Fulton lbw Zaheer 13
RutherfordcRahaneblSharma 6
Williamson c Dhoni bZaheer 113
TaylorcJadejablSharma 3
McCullumcJadeja bl Sharma 224
Anderson lbw I Sharma 77
Watlingc Dhawan bl Sharma 1 Southee bShami 28
SodhicRSharmablSharma 23
WagnercKohlibJadeja 0
Boult not out 1
Extras:(b-1,lb-5,w-5,nb-3) 14
Total:(Alloutin121.4overs) 503
Fall of wickets: 1-19,2-23,3-30,4-251,5-
384,6-398,7-434,8-490,9-495.
Bowler 0 M R W
Sham! 28 6 95 1
Zaheer 30 2 132 2
I Sharma 33.4 4 134 6
Jadeja 26 1 120 1
Kohli 10 4 0
RSharma 3 0 12 0
INDIA: First innings
Dhawan cWilliamsonb Boult 0
Vijay bWagner 26
Pujara cWatlingb Boult 1
KohlicFultonbSouthee 4
RSharma not out 67
Rahanenotout 23
Extras:(b-5,lb-1,nb-3) 9
Total:(For4wktsin39overs) 130
Fall of wickets: 1-1,2-3,3-10,4-51.
To bat: Dhoni, Jadeja, Zaheer, I Sharma, Shami.
Bowler 0 M R W
Boult 10 1 20 2
Southee 12 3 27 1