Gautam Gambhir made century in lengthy partnerships with Rahul Dravid and Sachin Tendulkar as India, following on, batted itself away from danger Sunday on the fourth day of the second cricket test against New Zealand.
Gambhir was 102 not out, Tendulkar was 58 not out and India was 252 for two at stumps, still 62 runs behind New Zealand after trailing by 314 on the first innings. India has eight wickets in hand with three sessions remaining.
Dravid scored 62, his 56th half century in tests, after contributing 83 to India’s first innings of 305 to mark the 10th occasion he has scored half centuries in each innings of a test match.
