By David LeggatA gallant century by captain Kane Williamson was the star turn of New Zealand's innings as they hunted a maiden win on their tour of India in Delhi tonight. The only point at which New Zealand's batsmen were dominant was the 120-run second wicket stand between opener Tom Latham and Williamson. The rate became pedestrian as Ross Taylor continued his fight for runs and the tail fell apart. Lefthander Latham maintained his impressive form on tour with a tidy 46, but Williamson struggled early on. He got to 21 but it was a laboured innings and New Zealand's run rate took a dive while Taylor scratched about.

Source: New Zealand Herald October 20, 2016 12:00 UTC