India lose 3rd wicket

September 01, 2012 12:22

- Scorecard

India 1st inns: 67-3 (22 ovs) vs NZ 1st inns: 365

WICKET: Sehwag c Flynn b Bracewell 43 (60b, 8x4)

Play resumes after lunch despite a slight drizzle in the air. India will be looking to survive the first few overs of the session and build their total with two of their most experienced batsmen -- Sehwag and Tendulkar -- out in the middle.

Sehwag gets going with a boundary after lunch as he flicks the second ball of Bracewell's over through the square leg region.

However, he dismissed off the very next ball attempting the same shot. This time he tries to play it through midwicket but Flynn completes a good catch diving full length to his right at short midwicket.

India in trouble now at 67 for three in 22 overs with the Kiwi pacers making most of the overcast conditions and Tendulkar struggling to get started.

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