Andrew Symond's lusty hitting towards the end saves the blushes as the Aussies rely on their batting depth to script a thrilling two-wicket win over New Zealand
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Launching a batting onslaught, the world champions erase memories of the Gwalior defeat with a 77-run comfortable verdict
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The duo's unbeaten 103-run stand for the seventh wicket salvages a draw for the team which was on the backfoot for most part of the Test
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Looking to force a favourable result, India score more than four runs an over to set a competitive target of 370 for the Kiwis
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The former opener's century places New Zealand 19 runs short of avoiding a follow-on, but the Indians strike telling blows late in the day to re-assert their supremacy
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After the batting heroics of Dravid and Ganguly, Zaheer Khan rips through the New Zealand top order to place India firmly in the driver's seat
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Combining well with Laxman, 'The Wall' cracks a classic unbeaten century to help his side recover from mid-innings jolts
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Continuing the trend of teams batting second successfully chasing big totals, Chris Gayle and Wavell Hinds push India into a corner once again.
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An explosive 57 by the all-rounder overshadows contrasting centuries by Rahul Dravid and Chris Gayle as India draw parity.
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The Duckworth-Lewis rule has the hosts winning by 81 runs after crowd trouble erupts in the third consecutive match to stop proceedings midway in the Indian innings.
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