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Lower-order runs give New Zealand A the lead despite Siraj and Mukesh hauls

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New Zealand A moved into the lead thanks to runs from their lower order, even though Mohammed Siraj and Mukesh Kumar had taken significant wickets. India A's openers, Yashasvi Jaiswal and B Sai Sudharsan, survived the 11 overs remaining before close of play. Their stand reduced India A's deficit to 46 runs. The report centres on the first-innings and second-day progress of the match.

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