Shubman Gill said that one good partnership from India is what will take for the hosts to see off this Test match against New Zealand who are reeling at 171/9 with a lead of 143 runs at the end of Day two’s play in Wankhede on Saturday. “It’s all about one good partnership. When you are chasing a total which is around 150-160, if you have one good partnership of 70-80 runs, the match is done and dusted. That is what the conversation will be among the batters, to have one good partnership. For the fielding team, once there is a 70-80 run partnership when you are chasing 150, the body language of the opposition also drops,” he said in the post-day press conference. Gill who just missed out on his century by 10 runs credited revisiting all the technical work that he did before the five-Test series against England earlier this year which helped him find his bearings when his team needed it the most. “Yes, definitely it’s one of my better knocks that …