Padikkal Out for 199 in India A vs New Zealand A Match
Padikkal’s 199 and a 215-run stand with Sai Sudharsan helped India A recover from a first-innings collapse and seize control.
- On Monday, Devdutt Padikkal scored 199 runs for India A against New Zealand A at Bert Sutcliffe Oval in Lincoln, falling one run short of a double century.
- After India A collapsed for 113 on Day 1, Padikkal and Sai Sudharsan rebuilt the innings with a 215-run partnership, helping the visitors overhaul New Zealand A's 204-run first-innings lead.
- During the fifth-wicket stand, Padikkal and Yash Rathod added 142 runs, with Rathod contributing 66 off 72 deliveries before being dismissed by Dean Foxcroft.
- Padikkal's innings ended at 199 when Zak Gibson dismissed him, with wicketkeeper Mitchell Hay completing the catch; the batter appeared visibly surprised after the umpire raised his finger.
- India A reached 368/4 after 92 overs, extending their lead to 174 runs by the end of Day 3, with Washington Sundar and Anshul Kamboj at the crease.
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Devdutt Padikkal Falls for 199, Misses Maiden Double Century by One Run During IND A vs NZ A 1st Unofficial Test 2026 | 🏏 LatestLY
Devdutt Padikkal suffered heartbreak on Day 3 of the 1st Unofficial Test, falling for a superb 199 against New Zealand A at the Bert Sutcliffe Oval in Lincoln on October 26, 2026. His 248-ball innings, with 24 fours and three sixes, was crucial for India A's second innings resurgence after their first-innings collapse. 🏏 Devdutt Padikkal Falls for 199, Misses Maiden Double Century by One Run During IND A vs NZ A 1st Unofficial Test 2026.
India A vs New Zealand A, 1st unofficial Test: Devdutt Padikkal out for 199 as lead crosses 200
India A batter Devdutt Padikkal missed a double century by one run, scoring 199 off 248 balls against New Zealand A in the first unofficial Test in Lincoln. His innings, featuring 24 fours and three sixes, helped India A recover from a 204-run first-innings deficit.
Just one run short! Devdutt Padikkal falls for 199; reaction to umpire goes viral
Devdutt Padikkal fell one run short of a double century during the first unofficial Test match. He was dismissed for 199 runs after an appealed catch decision by the umpire. Padikkal's innings helped India A recover from an early collapse in their second innings. India A had been bowled out for 113 runs in their first innings. His contribution was significant despite the disappointing nature of his dismissal.
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