India 436/9 in first innings on day three

By IANS
Sunday, November 14, 2010

HYDERABAD - India were 436 for nine in their first innings at stumps on the third day of the second cricket Test against New Zealand here Sunday.

Harbhajan Singh was batting on 85 and S. Sreesanth on 14, with India taking a lead of 86 runs.

Daniel Vettoi (4-123) and Tim Southee (3-95) were the pick of New Zealand bowlers.

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