Wriddhiman Saha starred with the bat in both innings, and became the fourth Indian wicketkeeper to score two fifties in a Test, which helped the hosts convincingly beat New Zealand by 178 runs, in four days, in the second Test that ended in Kolkata on Monday.Sahas contribution in the second innings - when he scored a 120-ball 58 - cannot be underestimated. He came to the crease with India, in a spot of bother, struggling at 106 for 6. Like in the first innings, where he scored 54 from 123 balls, Saha mixed caution with aggression. He took time to get his eye in, before switching gears when required.Sharma and Ravindra Jadejas dismissal in the 61st over, didnt affect Sahas game-plan as he continued to rotate the strike. At stumps on the third day, he had scored 39 runs from 87 balls. He added 15 more to the tally, before he ran out of partners on day four.On his home ground, he produced an innings that may well become something of a signature. He took blows to his body from the fast bowlers, but used their pace and nudged them behind point or towards backward square leg. And having blunted them, he took on the spinners. Five of his six fours and 28 of his unbeaten 58 came off the bowling of Mitchell Santner.Indias bowling unit on a whole continued their consistent performance in the Test series. New Zealands top order was stubborn and refused to hand India the early advantage. Openers, Tom Latham and Martin Guptill, held their nerve against the new ball and added their highest opening stand of the series.New Zealand went to lunch at 55 for no loss. R Ashwin dismissed Guptill in the first over after lunch for a 49-ball 24. Ravindra Jadeja then accounted for Henry Nicholls after he added 24 from 72 balls.Latham was the pick of New Zealands batsmen and added 74-stoic runs from 208 balls, before Saha held a fine edge that Ashwin induced from the lefthander. His dismissal signaled an end New Zealands resistance, as they lost wickets in a heap and crumpled to just 197 in reply.Im very happy for winning the series and getting my first man of the match. Not much pressure. Defending the good balls, rotating the strike, and putting the bad ball away to the boundary. The West Indies hundred boosted my confidence, but I didnt score much in Kanpur, thats why I took my time in the initial few balls. I just did my job behind the stumps, nothing much. I just keep watching the ball till the last, and soft hands, thats it, Saha said. Adidas Nmd Damen Deutschland . Vancouver Whitecaps and Toronto FC failed to make the postseason while Montreal Impact fell at the first hurdle losing heavily to Houston Dynamo in the Eastern Conference Knockout Round. 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SPREAD -- San Francisco 2-8-1, Chicago 4-7SERIES RECORD -- 49ers lead 33-30-1LAST MEETING -- 49ers beat Bears 26-20, OT, Dec. 6, 2015LAST WEEK -- 49ers lost to Dolphins 31-24; Bears lost to Titans 27-21AP PRO32 RANKING -- 49ers No. 31, Bears No. 2949ers OFFENSE -- OVERALL (28), RUSH (4), PASS (30)49ers DEFENSE -- OVERALL (32), RUSH (32), PASS (15)BEARS OFFENSE -- OVERALL (16), RUSH (21), PASS (15)BEARS DEFENSE -- OVERALL (11), RUSH (18), PASS (12)STREAKS, STATS AND NOTES -San Francisco has dropped franchise-record 10 straight since season-opening 28-0 win over Los Angeles. ... 49ers practiced in Orlando this week after losing at Miami. ... San Francisco is allowing league-high 31.3 points per game. ... QB Colin Kaepernick has completed 59.3 percent of passes for 1,110 yards, eight TDs, two interceptions and 96 rating over past four games. Has also rushed for 223 yards in that span, averaging 7.7 yards per carry. ... 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