Mukesh's fifer, Siraj's four wickets fail to stop NZ A fightback in 2nd unofficial Test

New Delhi, Nov 2 (UNI) Mohammed Siraj got a valuable workload under his belt ahead of India's two-Test series against New Zealand, claiming four wickets in 35 overs for India A, but New Zealand A's lower order came up with a spirited fightback to take a 78-run first-innings lead on the penultimate day of the second unofficial Test in Christchurch. New Zealand A, responding to India A's first-innings total of 346, were in trouble at 338/8 but managed to stretch their innings to 424, securing a lead of 78 runs. Their final two wickets added 86 runs, frustrating the Indian…