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- Updated: September 25, 2016
Shane Jurgensen, New Zealand’s bowling coach, has promised a fight from his side on the final day of the Kanpur Test. New Zealand need to bat out 98 overs with only six wickets in hand, after losing the first four in 37 overs. They need 341 runs to win, which is nigh impossible.
“We made some adjustments today,” Jurgensen said. “I think like that last partnership towards the end today, we’ve just got to keep fighting. And that’s the way we play cricket. We have to fight to the end. There is still six wickets to go and if you get a good partnership going, and we saw that today when India batted, if you get a good partnership you can score at a decent rate, and more importantly you can bat for time. That’s our goal, to fight for as long as we can, have a good start in the morning and really try and fight as far as we can. From my experiences in this game tomorrow is a new day. We’ll see what happens then.”
Jurgensen said it was obviously …