Updated On: 04 September, 2022 07:15 AM IST | Bangalore | PTI
India ‘A’ led by 92 runs in the first innings with a day’s play left. Easwaran, whose attacking batting on second evening set the tone, laid the platform with a chiselled 132 off 194 balls before Patidar took it upon himself to punish the New Zealand attack

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Opener Abhimanyu Easwaran served a timely reminder to the national selectors with a fine hundred, but in-form Rajat Patidar’s blazing 170 not out stole the show as India ‘A’ reached 492 for four against New Zealand ‘A’ on Day Three of the first unofficial Test.