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Sunday, January 3, 1999 Published at 11:49 GMT Sport: Cricket Tendulkar wicket rocks India ![]() Sachin Tendulkar hammers a boundary through the off side India's fightback in the third Test against New Zealand at Hamilton suffered a major blow when master batsman Sachin Tendulkar was dismissed in controversial fashion. The tourists subsided from 126-2 to 196-5 at the close of the second day, after Javagal Srinath's five-wicket haul had restricted New Zealand to 366 in their first innings,. India's hopes for day three now rest with Rahul Dravid, who added 109 for the third wicket with Tendulkar, and was still at the crease at stumps on 93.
But television replays clearly showed the full length delivery from medium paceman Dion Nash was drifting down leg side. After India had lost openers Navjot Sidhu (1) and Ajay Jadeja (12) in the space of seven balls, the third wicket pair hit 20 boundaries between them before Nash checked India's progress. Saurav Ganguly and skipper Mohammed Azharuddin then fell to injudicious shots outside off stump.
India first Innings: Fall of wickets: 17, 17, 126, 164, 195 To bat: A Kumble, J Srinath, V Prasad, R Singh Jr Bowling: S Doull 15-6-29-2, C Cairns 10-3-54-2, D Nash 16-6-35-1, D Vettori 13-2-63-0, C McMillan 2-0-13-0
New Zealand first Innings: Fall of wickets: 0, 0, 95, 255, 278, 311, 314, 315, 356, 366 Bowling: J Srinath 32.2-10-95-5, V Prasad 33-10-61-2, A Kumble 27-07-64-1, R Singh Jr 21-5-74-2, S Ganguly 5-3-25-0, S Tendulkar 3-0-23-0
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