India made significant changes for the second Test against New Zealand in Pune, bringing in Akash Deep, Washington Sundar, and Shubman Gill. New Zealand, having won the first Test in Bengaluru, chose to bat first. Both teams made strategic adjustments due to injuries and pitch conditions, aiming for better performances in Pune.
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