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INDIA HOPING FOR A MIRACLE
The Morning Standard
|October 20, 2024
TO hell and back. Well, not quite. Now that they are back where they started when the day began, it's on the bowlers to finish what the batters started.
When Saturday dawned, the hosts still needed a few miracles to finish on the right side of the Test. They got the first miracle: an emotionally-charged thrill-a-minute partnership between Sarfaraz Khan and Rishabh Pant.
When the first streaks of the Sun appear across the M Chinnaswamy Stadium on Sunday, the bowlers will have a target of 107 to defend. It's not a lot; the Kiwis, as it stands, are the favourites to take a lead in the series going into Pune next week. But it's something to hang onto.
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