A crazy third day of the first Test in Auckland saw 17 wickets fall and India set 407 to beat New Zealand.
Resuming on 130-4, India were skittled out for 202 in their first innings after losing their last six wickets for 72 runs in the morning session.
That saw the tourists relinquish a 301-run lead on first innings but Brendon McCullum decided not to enforce the follow-on and then saw his side bundled out for 105 in under 42 overs.
India finished the day on 87-1 and need 320 more runs to take a famous victory via the third highest fourth innings run chase in the history of Test cricket.
If India manage to win tomorrow it will be their highest ever run chase in Test cricket (had made 406/4 v WI at POS in April 1976)
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