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India A posted a total of 346 in their first innings, bolstered by a century from Dhruv Jurel and a 68-run effort by Akash Deep. Fraser Sheat led the New Zealand A bowling effort with four wickets, while Brett Randell and Jarrod McKay added two each.
In response, the hosts stumbled to 13 for three as Mohammed Siraj and Mukesh Kumar claimed early scalps. However, Matthew Boyle and Dean Foxcroft stabilized the innings with an unbroken 205-run partnership, leaving New Zealand A at 218 for three at the close of play.

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