Updated On: 21 June, 2021 12:09 PM IST | Southampton | PTI
Gill praised Kyle Jamieson for his five-wicket haul but also felt that Indian pacers didn`t have the rub of the green going their way despite bowling well during the final two sessions.

India`s Shubman Gill hits a six during the second day of the World Test Championship final cricket match between New Zealand and India, at the Rose Bowl in Southampton. Pic/AP, PTI
Indian opener Shubman Gill feels that bad light robbed them of a chance to have a crack at Ross Taylor and make further inroads into the New Zealand batting on day three of the World Test Championship final.
New Zealand ended at 101 for two with Devon Conway (54) being dismissed at the stroke of stumps. "It (Conway) was a crucial wicket for us and I feel that if we would have been able to bowl a few overs to Ross Taylor, we might have been able to get couple of more wickets.