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Vihari's dismissal at the stroke of tea triggered an Indian collapse on the opening day of the second Test against the Kiwis.
Southee dismissed Kohli for the 10th time in international cricket as he fell for three on the opening day of the second Test.
Indian openers Prithvi Shaw and Mayank Agarwal then came out all guns blazing in the second innings and accumulated 59 runs in the seven overs they played before Stumps.
For head coach Ravi Shastri, the basic idea was to check out how his pacers got into the groove and Bumrah and Shami hit the straps straightaway in overcast conditions.
Taylor smashed his 21st ODI ton off just 73 balls and remained unbeaten on 109 as the Black Caps chased down 348 with 11 balls to spare.
Taylor scored his 21st ODI hundred as New Zealand scored a four-wicket win for a 1-0 lead in the three-match series.
Shastri did not confirm the playing XI on Friday but hinted there was some debate over whether Ravindra Jadeja or Ravichandran Ashwin would occupy the spinning all-rounder spot in the side.
Ishant came for practice but apparently felt discomfort after which he was taken for precautionary scan of his right ankle.
This is not the first instance when Kohli hasn't been able to score big in his stellar career. Between February to October 2014, the Indian run-machine had failed to reach the three-figure mark in 25 innings across formats.
Tall seamer Kyle Jamieson had a dream debut picking up 3/38 in 14 overs as it was generally a struggle for the batsmen on a juicy first day track at the Basin Reserve.
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