India Vows To Avoid Historic Whitewash Against New Zealand

India aims to prevent a rare series whitewash at home against New Zealand in Mumbai. After two losses, coach Gautam Gambhir emphasizes adaptability and session play in Test cricket. New Zealand seeks a historic series sweep, eagerly anticipating new conditions and opportunities.

India's cricket team faces a critical challenge as they attempt to avoid a rare series whitewash at home against New Zealand. The final test match in Mumbai commences on Friday, with coach Gautam Gambhir urging his team to adapt and rise to the occasion to secure a win.

The Black Caps have already claimed their first series victory in India since 1955, breaking the hosts' impressive record of 18 consecutive home series triumphs. This achievement highlights New Zealand's development in test cricket, led by their potent spin attack that secured a decisive victory in Pune.

Gambhir emphasizes the need for adaptability in test cricket, encouraging his batsmen to learn from recent defeats and build resilience for future challenges, including the upcoming tour of Australia. Meanwhile, New Zealand captain Tom Latham remains focused on winning key moments rather than the series result.

(With inputs from agencies.)