Traditionally, Indian batsmen have always been known as the best players of spin bowling.
Day two of the second Test though saw some of the best Indian batters struggling to pick the lines of New Zealand spinners Mitchell Santner and Glenn Phillips.
To see the likes of Virat Kohli fail to read the trajectory of the ball was shocking given the calibre he possesses and the reputation with which he comes.
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