Cricket: Josh Hazlewood has left the door open for a potential return for David Warner to open the batting for the Australian Test team.
Hazlewood open to Warner return | 02:36 Washington Sundar said he “will never forget” his return to the India side after taking seven wickets Thursday as New Zealand were spun out for 259 on day one of the second Test.
The pitch is expected to turn more as the match progresses as India look to level the three-match series after their opening defeat in Bengaluru. “It was God’s plan,” Sundar said. “I just wanted to focus on every single ball. I didn’t try to change too many things, but tried to wary my pace and hit consistent lengths.” After removing Southee to bring up his fifth wicket, the 25-year-old mopped up the tail in the final session.Sundar’s first wicket came when he bowled Ravindra for 65 to break a 59-run fourth-wicket stand with Daryl Mitchell as New Zealand collapsed from 197-3.
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