Santner kept hitting the rough with cunning pace variations and came away with 7 for 53, which included the wicket of Kohli with a full-toss

New Zealand, benefitting from Mitchell Santner's career-best seven-wicket haul and Tom Latham's half-century, lead India by 301 runs at the end of the second day of the second Test. Santner's pivotal performance highlighted India's struggle against spin and contributed significantly to their collapse for 156.

Santner’s seven-for handed New Zealand a handy 103-run lead in the first innings on a low, slow surface, which the Kiwis stretched to 301 by the end of play. The left-arm spinner's outstanding spell included Kohli's scalp as India collapsed to 156in the first innings.

The left-arm spinner's outstanding spell included the scalp of Kohli as India collapsed to 156 all out in the first innings.

New Zealand left-arm spinner Mitchell Santner revealed that he was left shocked after Virat Kohli's dismissal on a full toss on Day 2 of the second Test against New Zealand in Pune.

Having spun the second Test and, perhaps, the series in New Zealand’s favour with his career-best 7/53, Mitchell Santner admitted it was ‘shocking’ to clean up Virat Kohli on a full toss here on Frida