New Zealand were 148 for 4 at lunch, on the third day of first test against India at Ahmedabad today. The visitors lost both of their overnight batsmen, Ross Taylor and wicket-keeper, Brendon McCullum in the pre-lunch session. Ross Taylor was caught on 56, while McCullum was stumped for 65. For India, Pragyan Ojha was the highest wicket-taker with two wickets in his kitty so far. Earlier today, New Zealand resumed the day's play with the overnight score of 69 for 2. They still trail by 339 runs. India made 487 in their first innings. Jesse Ryder on 6 and Kane Williamson on 5 were at the crease.