New Delhi: Group India Team India captain Virat repeated 18-year-old history of BCCI boss Ganguly Virat Kohli has rehashed the 18-year-old history of Sourav Ganguly, Chairman of the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI). Virat has not rehashed this history in any positive manner, yet has risen to Ganguly as far as his and the group’s lackluster showing.
Under the captaincy of Ganguly, India endured a 0–2 annihilation in the New Zealand visit in 2002 and under the captaincy of Virat, India endured a 0–2 thrashing in New Zealand visit in 2020.
As far as captaincy and batting, Ganguly and Virat have a ton of closeness in New Zealand visits. Ganguly scored a sum of 29 runs in 2002 including 5, 5, 17 and 2 and arrived at the midpoint of 7.25 while Virat scored 38 runs including 3, 14, 2 and 19 and found the middle value of 9.50. Notwithstanding, Ganguly and Virat are viewed as India’s best commanders on outside soil and confronted their first ‘decisive victory’ of their professions in these two visits.
On the two events in 2002 and 2020, New Zealand won the hurl in the two Tests and requested that India bat first. Under the captaincy of Ganguly, Team India needed to confront rout by 10 wickets and four wickets, while Virat captained India by 10 wickets and 7 wickets.
In 2002, Mark Richardson of New Zealand was the top scorer of the arrangement with 89 runs, while this time Kane Williamson was New Zealand’s top scorer with 89 runs. India’s normal run per wicket in the 2002 arrangement was 13.37 while in 2020 it was 18.05.
Ganguly scored at a normal of 7.25 in 2002 while Virat scored at a normal of 9.50 this time. India scored 161, 99, 165 and 242 in the primary innings in 2002 and 2020 and lost in these matches.
India lost the initial two Tests of the arrangement by 10 wickets and the hosts got the objective of 36 and nine runs in the primary Test in the fourth innings. In this 2 arrangement (2002 and 2020) India lost just 3 Tests by an edge of 10 wickets.
In the second Test of the arrangement, India increased a slight lead in the primary innings. He got a five-run lead in 2002 and a seven-run lead in 2020. India couldn’t exploit this and lost the match by four and seven wickets on the two events.
There were no hundreds of years in both arrangements and Mark Richardson scored the most 89 runs in 2002 and Williamson scored 89 runs in 2020. This score was scored in New Zealand’s first innings in the main Tests. The most elevated individual score for India in both this arrangement was Rahul Dravid’s 78 runs in 2002 and Mayank Agarwal’s 58 runs in 2020.
Just three Indian batsmen had the option to score at least 100 runs in this 2 arrangements. Sachin Tendulkar scored in excess of 100 runs in 2002 and Cheteshwar Pujara and Agarwal in the arrangement this year.
In 2002, Jacob Oram made his introduction in New Zealand, a 6-foot 6-inch tall all-rounder. This time Kyle Jamison made his introduction and is 6 feet 8 inches tall. Oram took 11 wickets in the arrangement and scored an unbeaten 26 in the fourth innings of the subsequent Test. Jamison took nine wickets and played noteworthy innings of 44 and 49 runs in the main innings of the two Tests.
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