New Zealand win inaugural ICC World Test Championship
New Zealand seamers share the wickets as India slump to 170 all out
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Phil Tufnell
Former England spinner on BBC Test Match Special
Oo-oo-oooo! This has caught fire. New Zealand are slowly getting their way through the batting line-up. Nerves are going to come into it.
It's like a T20 out there now as the batters scurry back for a two and almost every fielder on the pitch hares after the ball that Pant clips out on the leg side.
Jadeja is hit on the pad first ball, Wagner howls but nothing convincing. He gets off the mark with a two with a lovely drive out to cover.
An eventful over!
At first glance it looked to be going down leg, although Wagner gave a very hearty appeal.
And it is going down leg. Pant survives.
Jonathan Agnew
BBC cricket correspondent on Test Match Special
It felt leg side to me...
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Sunil Gavaskar
Former India captain on BBC Test Match Special
It is the worst possible dismissal apart from backing-up at the non-striker's end and being run out.
Half of the India team is back in the pavilion.
Rahane c Watling b Boult 15
It's another soft dismissal for Rahane as he gloves one down the leg side and it goes through to Watling behind the stumps. He will be furious with himself, especially as the ball before he unleashed a glorious cut shot for four.
There are still a lot of overs left today.
Jonathan Agnew
BBC cricket correspondent on Test Match Special
Pant is so dangerous. He has no fear.
Matthew Henry
BBC Sport at the Hampshire Bowl
Ajinkya Rahane wandered down the pitch in the middle of that over for a word with Pant. Pant turned to square leg and didn't even consider going to meet his vice-captain. He's going to do this his way.
Rahane 9, Pant 21
Good entertainment for the crowd here - they'll be hoping Pant can keep going. He calmly prods the last ball of the over up to mid-on.
It's all happening - again! Pant brings up India's hundred with another dart down the pitch to Wagner which he ends up miscuing down to third man.
He then takes a similar swipe at the next one, completely misses, and gets another visit from Rahane.
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Rahane 9, Pant 17
The usually restrained Rahane takes another big swing at a wide one from Boult, but he responds with a composed clip off his legs for two which is well-fielded by a sprawling Neil Wagner.
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The ball balloons up from Pant's defensive shot, possibly off his pad, and Wagner rushes to get there but doesn't make it. Instead he uses it as a chance to have a word and another glare, and Pant gives a big grin in response.
A bit of an anti-climax in the end as it turns out to be a maiden.
Matthew Henry
BBC Sport at the Hampshire Bowl
You know you've got a good attack when you have Trent Boult as your fourth fast bowler used on a morning.
Image source, Getty ImagesRahane 7, Pant 17
A change of bowling at both ends as Boult comes in to the attack, a bit of a relief actually because the height difference between Rahane and Jamieson was quite disconcerting.
Rahane takes a wild swipe at one outside off and is lucky not to edge that to the keeper. A bit more measured for the rest of the over as they take a single each.
Simon Mann
BBC Test Match Special
Pant is such an exciting player.
Wagner is not happy with that. Pant prods a defensive shot back down the pitch and is greeted by a fiery stare and a mock throw back at him.
This could be some contest between these two.
What a shot that is.
We get a glimpse of the Rishabh Pant we know and love as he charges down the pitch to Neil Wagner to thrash the ball past mid-off for four. He's played that just like a spinner!