5:20 p.m These are stumps on the third day in Bengaluru. After being bowled out for 46 on Thursday – their lowest total at home and their third lowest total – India found a way to stay in the contest and reduce the deficit to 125 by stumps on the third day. Kohli and Sarfaraz made counter-attacking fifties and appeared to be heading into the stumps unbeaten… until Phillips intervened and struck with the last ball of the day to take Kohli’s prize head for 70. Sid Monga’s report will tell you the whole story of that day. That’s all we have for you today. Come back tomorrow for more action. Until then, take care and cheers.

Ravindra speaks to the Host Broadcaster: I think I’ve just been trying to build partnerships and partnering with Timmy (Tim Southee) really helped me. It’s a really good wicket out there. Yes, it is reassuring, although the wicket is different and it is nice to play on this ground (in the Bengaluru game). It’s great (having my father and family with me) and I’m always happy to see the support of the people of Bangalore. It was huge and Virat is a great player and we still have runs on the board. We know that things move quickly in this part of the world.

Kuldeep: “Good job by Kohli and Sarfaraz, but India is not out of the woods yet as far as one can imagine.”

Matthew: Phillips! GP! What a wicket to catch the last ball! Those gloves didn’t help Kohli.”

Krits: “That’s the beauty of Test cricket! I can hardly wait for tomorrow. The ups and downs, the perfect balance and the excitement and anticipation, the unexpected, no other format or sport comes close. It doesn’t matter who wins, well. “It’s been a great game so far and both teams can be proud of themselves.”

Eshwar: “Glenn Philips reminds me of Kumble! Not much rotation. But he uses angle, trajectory and the depth of the crease to ask the same question in different ways!”

Fahad: “Even with Kohli gone, I still believe India are in a good position to give New Zealand a score of between 150 and 200 in the fourth innings, which they cannot reach, and in the end it all ends in a win India.” by 60~70 runs.

Nish: “Rohit’s wicket could be crucial as he was in the mood and scored quickly too! Another 20 overs from him would have provided crucial runs! Still interesting and the first session tomorrow is the key to India’s fate!”

Sasikanth: “India needs two more partnerships and we have a chance! With Rahul, Jadeja and Ashwin as Rishabh, I hope they can upstage New Zealand! If they do that, I’m fine, even if we’re on the wrong side of the outcome.”

Phillips to Kohli, OUT OF, GP takes out Kohli on the last ball! GP was cheering even before the referee announced it. However, Kohli points out that he failed to do so and calls for a review of Gough’s on-field out decision. The ball appears to be very close to the outside edge. Yes, it has the outside edge shaved. UltraEdge detects a spike. Kohli has to go. GP can continue the celebrations. What a play. After getting the ball to turn right-handed, GP challenges the outside edge with a quick non-turner at 101k and finds some bounce. Kohli comes across it and pushes it behind the keeper