India bowling coach Morne Morkel doffed his hat to New Zealand's left-arm spinner Mitchell Santner and his team-mates for their match-turning performance on the second day of the second Test.
"I think they bowled very well in partnerships. Starting from outside, it was hard for our batsmen to rotate strike and to keep the scoreboard ticking, especially in these sort of conditions where the track is asking a lot of questions. I thought the pace that Santner bowled today in particular was spot on for this surface," he said.
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