NZ assistant coach Ronchi says they will replicate Indian spinners on day 2

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New Zealand will look to replicate the approach of the Indian spinners in varying their pace on the ball to get wickets when play resumes on day two of the second Test here, said assistant coach Luke Ronchi.

Washington Sundar (7/59) and Ravichandran Ashwin (3/64) combined to keep New Zealand to 259 in the first innings as India reached 16/1 at stumps the opening day here.

Ashwin and Washington worked out the plan of varying pace to trigger a New Zealand collapse from being 197/3.

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