So India have crossed the 100 run mark here, and even though they have lost three wickers, the pair of Rahul and Iyer have managed to get ome sort of a hold over proceedings. The run-rate is almmost five an over, acceptable at this stage of the innings. If this pair stays at the crease for at least another 10 overs, India will be in with a much bigger chance of posting a big score. At the end of 21 overs, it's 104/3.
08:52 (IST)
FOUR! The Indian players are enjoying the extra bounce at Mount Maunganui as Shreyas Iyer hits Jimmy Neesham for a four through the cover region off the fourth ball of his first over. At the end of 18 overs, India are 93/3.
08:25 (IST)
OUT! Prithvi Shaw is gone! Just as India were gaining some momentum, Shaw is run-out thanks to a brilliant contribution by Colin de Grandhomme in the field. He stuck around the crease for 40 runs, and would be undoubtedly disappointed by the manner in which his dismissal came about. India are now 62/3 in 12 overs, and in walks in KL Rahul to the crease.
08:11 (IST)
SIX, FOUR, SIX! Prithvi Shaw is making sure that even as India lose wickets, the run-rate does not drop. He absolutely lays into Hamish Bennett during the ninth over of the innings, and punishes him for some short and wide bowling. With that, India have brought up their 50 score, and at the end of nine overs, the score reads 51/2.
08:00 (IST)
OUT! Kohli is gone cheaply again! Hamish Bennett has done the trick, giving Kohli room to free his arms and help a wide, high delivery to the boundary. However, he only manages to find the fielder at deep point, and India are two down here. Not the ideal start in the slightest. India needs to recover well from this point on. The score is 32/2.
07:56 (IST)
FOUR! Prithvi Shaw helps a rising ball from Jamieson for a boundary over point, and at the end of six overs, India are 29/1. So far since Kohli has come to the crease, India are hitting at least one boundary every over. They would need to keep that up for the rest of the innings to post a formidable total.
07:49 (IST)
SIX! Kohli steps down the wicket and sends Tim Southee for a huge six over the mid-on boundary off the first ball of the fifth over. That would take some pressure off the batsmen, resisting the Kiwis' attempts to stifle this Indian innings early.
07:41 (IST)
OUT! Mayank Agarwal is dismissed early for just one run, bowled by Jamieson be a delivery which held its line and crashed into off stump. In walks in Indian skipper Virat Kohli, who practically has the whole innings ahead of him to make a difference. This is the perfect opportunity for the Indian skipper to play a big innings here.
09:02 (IST)
So India have crossed the 100 run mark here, and even though they have lost three wickers, the pair of Rahul and Iyer have managed to get ome sort of a hold over proceedings. The run-rate is almmost five an over, acceptable at this stage of the innings. If this pair stays at the crease for at least another 10 overs, India will be in with a much bigger chance of posting a big score. At the end of 21 overs, it's 104/3.
08:52 (IST)
FOUR! The Indian players are enjoying the extra bounce at Mount Maunganui as Shreyas Iyer hits Jimmy Neesham for a four through the cover region off the fourth ball of his first over. At the end of 18 overs, India are 93/3.
08:25 (IST)
OUT! Prithvi Shaw is gone! Just as India were gaining some momentum, Shaw is run-out thanks to a brilliant contribution by Colin de Grandhomme in the field. He stuck around the crease for 40 runs, and would be undoubtedly disappointed by the manner in which his dismissal came about. India are now 62/3 in 12 overs, and in walks in KL Rahul to the crease.
08:11 (IST)
SIX, FOUR, SIX! Prithvi Shaw is making sure that even as India lose wickets, the run-rate does not drop. He absolutely lays into Hamish Bennett during the ninth over of the innings, and punishes him for some short and wide bowling. With that, India have brought up their 50 score, and at the end of nine overs, the score reads 51/2.
08:00 (IST)
OUT! Kohli is gone cheaply again! Hamish Bennett has done the trick, giving Kohli room to free his arms and help a wide, high delivery to the boundary. However, he only manages to find the fielder at deep point, and India are two down here. Not the ideal start in the slightest. India needs to recover well from this point on. The score is 32/2.
07:56 (IST)
FOUR! Prithvi Shaw helps a rising ball from Jamieson for a boundary over point, and at the end of six overs, India are 29/1. So far since Kohli has come to the crease, India are hitting at least one boundary every over. They would need to keep that up for the rest of the innings to post a formidable total.
07:49 (IST)
SIX! Kohli steps down the wicket and sends Tim Southee for a huge six over the mid-on boundary off the first ball of the fifth over. That would take some pressure off the batsmen, resisting the Kiwis' attempts to stifle this Indian innings early.
07:41 (IST)
OUT! Mayank Agarwal is dismissed early for just one run, bowled by Jamieson be a delivery which held its line and crashed into off stump. In walks in Indian skipper Virat Kohli, who practically has the whole innings ahead of him to make a difference. This is the perfect opportunity for the Indian skipper to play a big innings here.
09:02 (IST)
So India have crossed the 100 run mark here, and even though they have lost three wickers, the pair of Rahul and Iyer have managed to get ome sort of a hold over proceedings. The run-rate is almmost five an over, acceptable at this stage of the innings. If this pair stays at the crease for at least another 10 overs, India will be in with a much bigger chance of posting a big score. At the end of 21 overs, it's 104/3.
08:52 (IST)
FOUR! The Indian players are enjoying the extra bounce at Mount Maunganui as Shreyas Iyer hits Jimmy Neesham for a four through the cover region off the fourth ball of his first over. At the end of 18 overs, India are 93/3.
08:45 (IST)
India are 83/3 after 16 overs at the end of the first drinks break of the innings. This is a crucial period of play for India, and for New Zealand it presents another opportunity to take a wicket after a break in play. Rahul and Iyer would need to make sure they keep their concentration up.
08:34 (IST)
KL Rahul has already showed his class in the short time that he has spent at the crease so far, stroking a boundary through the off side with timing that only he can bring to the table. He needs to stick around a lot longer with Shreyas Iyer if India are to reach a total worthy of defending in the second innings. Shreyas Iyer hits a beautiful on-drive off the last ball of the over, and the score now reads 74/3.
08:25 (IST)
OUT! Prithvi Shaw is gone! Just as India were gaining some momentum, Shaw is run-out thanks to a brilliant contribution by Colin de Grandhomme in the field. He stuck around the crease for 40 runs, and would be undoubtedly disappointed by the manner in which his dismissal came about. India are now 62/3 in 12 overs, and in walks in KL Rahul to the crease.
08:18 (IST)
Even though India have lost two early wickets, the two batsmen at the crease look unflustered. Shaw has raced to 38 and Shreyas Iyer is also slowly getting into his innings. At the end of 11 overs, India are 56/2.
08:11 (IST)
SIX, FOUR, SIX! Prithvi Shaw is making sure that even as India lose wickets, the run-rate does not drop. He absolutely lays into Hamish Bennett during the ninth over of the innings, and punishes him for some short and wide bowling. With that, India have brought up their 50 score, and at the end of nine overs, the score reads 51/2.
08:07 (IST)
The New Zealand seamers have adopted a brilliant strategy so far of bowling a line that would be around 5th or 6th stump. The accompanying swing has meant that the Indian batsmen have not been sure of getting the desired return for their shots so far, and as we saw in the case of Kohli's dismissal, could even lead to a loss of a wicket. India are 35/2 at the end of 8 overs.
08:00 (IST)
OUT! Kohli is gone cheaply again! Hamish Bennett has done the trick, giving Kohli room to free his arms and help a wide, high delivery to the boundary. However, he only manages to find the fielder at deep point, and India are two down here. Not the ideal start in the slightest. India needs to recover well from this point on. The score is 32/2.
07:56 (IST)
FOUR! Prithvi Shaw helps a rising ball from Jamieson for a boundary over point, and at the end of six overs, India are 29/1. So far since Kohli has come to the crease, India are hitting at least one boundary every over. They would need to keep that up for the rest of the innings to post a formidable total.
07:53 (IST)
As far as the run-rate is concerned, India aren't doing too badly here. The score reads 25/1 in 5 overs, and both Shaw and Kohli seem to have settled now. Jamieson runs in for another over, and it will be interesting to see how long it is before skipper Kane Williamson decides to make a change. Gone are the days when captains would bowl their opening bowlers for five over spells.
07:49 (IST)
SIX! Kohli steps down the wicket and sends Tim Southee for a huge six over the mid-on boundary off the first ball of the fifth over. That would take some pressure off the batsmen, resisting the Kiwis' attempts to stifle this Indian innings early.
07:47 (IST)
India are 9/1 after three overs. Not the ideal start. Jamieson is getting some good purchase from the pitch and India would do well to ride out this initial phase of play, as Virat Kohli is beaten by a peach of a delivery by Jamieson yet again. At the end of four overs, the score reads 15/1.
07:41 (IST)
OUT! Mayank Agarwal is dismissed early for just one run, bowled by Jamieson be a delivery which held its line and crashed into off stump. In walks in Indian skipper Virat Kohli, who practically has the whole innings ahead of him to make a difference. This is the perfect opportunity for the Indian skipper to play a big innings here.
07:33 (IST)
We are up and away in this final ODI between India and New Zealand. Tim Southee completes a tidy over to Prithvi Shaw, who had flicked the ball off his pads for a double with the first ball that he faced. Agarwal picks up a single along the way and at the end of the first over, India are 5/0.
It is Kane Williamson's 150th appearance for New Zealand in ODIs as he makes his return to the starting lineup after battling injury. New Zealand have not done too badly in his absence, already having clinched the ODI series. His return can only bode well for the Kiwis.
07:21 (IST)
Shreyas Iyer before the match - "We have to make sure that we are fearless in this match and we back our instincts. That is the chat that the boys have had before this match. We have played so much cricket in the recent past, and we want to end the series on a high."
07:19 (IST)
There has been one change to the Indian lineup for the match. Kedar Jadhav has been dropped and Manish Pandey has been given a chance instead. A huge opportunity for the youngster, who would be looking to clutching it with both hands in a match which is not pivotal to the result of the series.
07:10 (IST)
Hello and welcome to our live updates from the 3rd ODI between India and New Zealand straight from Mount Maunganui! New Zealand have won the toss here and decided to bowl first, putting India in to bat. The men in blue have not been great in recent ODIs in setting the total, so this ODI presents a chance for them to test themselves out in a situation where they have nothing to lose. All the action coming your way!
India vs New Zealand Live Score and Latest Updates of 3rd ODI: So India have crossed the 100 run mark here, and even though they have lost three wickers, the pair of Rahul and Iyer have managed to get ome sort of a hold over proceedings. The run-rate is almmost five an over, acceptable at this stage of the innings. If this pair stays at the crease for at least another 10 overs, India will be in with a much bigger chance of posting a big score. At the end of 21 overs, it's 104/3.
Preview: A 3-0 sweep will be on New Zealand's minds while India will look to salvage some pride in the third and final One-Day International at Bay Oval in Tauranga on Tuesday.
India began the tour with a 5-0 sweep in the T20I series, and New Zealand have hit back winning the first two ODIs. A win at the Bay Oval will taste sweet, especially after the T20I debacle.
It was New Zealand's batsmen who set up victory in the first match, helping them chase 348 by four wickets. In the next game, their bowlers helped defend a moderate total of 273/8. New Zealand have now won their last three ODIs against India, including the semifinal of the World Cup last year.
New Zealand have issues with illnesses in their squad, especially the bowling unit. Trent Boult, Matt Henry and Lockie Ferguson do not feature in the series, and Kane Williamson did not play the first two matches with injury. His participation in the third match will depend on a fitness test on the eve of the game.
Apart from these players, New Zealand were also without Mitchell Santner and Scott Kuggeleijn for the second game as both were down with illness. Tim Southee was not 100% well too, but played the game in Auckland and returned 2/41 in 10 overs. They were in such a bad state that assistant coach Luke Ronchi had to chip in as substitute fielder. New Zealand have called up Ish Sodhi and Blair Tickner to their squad ahead of the final match.
New Zealand will be pleased with the form of Ross Taylor, who has scores of 109* and 73* in the two games. Martin Guptill and stand-in captain Tom Latham have a half-century each. Seamer Kyle Jamieson chipped in with bat and ball on debut in Auckland, which will please New Zealand too.
Following the loss in Auckland, India captain Virat Kohli said ODIs are not as relevant as Tests or T20Is this year. With no ICC tournament in the format till 2023, India will be keen on experimenting with their squad. Kohli hinted at changes for the final game, which means those in the bench might be given a go.
Those players could be at least one of Rishabh Pant or Manish Pandey, with Kedar Jadhav likely to make way. Jadhav made 9 off 27 in Auckland and voices against his place in the side are growing louder.
Prithvi Shaw and Mayank Agarwal, who have got rare opportunities at the top of the order, did not click in the first two matches and will be eager to make a mark before the regulars return to their spots. Kohli has scores of 51 and 15, and will be itching for a big one. Shreyas Iyer and KL Rahul have been in fine form, while Ravindra Jadeja and even Navdeep Saini made useful runs in the lower order last game.
India will also want Jasprit Bumrah to be back to his best. He went for 64 in his 10 overs last match, and is yet to take a wicket this series. That's a rarity for a bowler of his stature. Unless Jadhav or Shivam Dube play, India will have only five bowlers in their line up, which means they have to step up.
The weather is set to be clear, and the pitch should be another good one for batting.
New Zealand Squad: Martin Guptill, Henry Nicholls, Kane Williamson(c), Ross Taylor, Tom Blundell, Tom Latham(w), James Neesham, Colin de Grandhomme, Mark Chapman, Tim Southee, Kyle Jamieson, Hamish Bennett, Mitchell Santner, Ish Sodhi, Blair Tickner, Scott Kuggeleijn
Live Score, India vs New Zealand, 3rd ODI: Iyer, Rahul Guide India Over 100 Mark
India vs New Zealand, Live cricket score and latest update, live commentary of 3rd ODI match being played at Mount Maunganui.
India vs New Zealand (ODI)
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IND vs NZ Cricket Scorecard (ODI)
3rd ODI, Bay Oval, Mount Maunganui, 11 February, 2020
India
120/3
(23.2) RR 5.14
New Zealand
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HIGHLIGHTS
So India have crossed the 100 run mark here, and even though they have lost three wickers, the pair of Rahul and Iyer have managed to get ome sort of a hold over proceedings. The run-rate is almmost five an over, acceptable at this stage of the innings. If this pair stays at the crease for at least another 10 overs, India will be in with a much bigger chance of posting a big score. At the end of 21 overs, it's 104/3.
FOUR! The Indian players are enjoying the extra bounce at Mount Maunganui as Shreyas Iyer hits Jimmy Neesham for a four through the cover region off the fourth ball of his first over. At the end of 18 overs, India are 93/3.
OUT! Prithvi Shaw is gone! Just as India were gaining some momentum, Shaw is run-out thanks to a brilliant contribution by Colin de Grandhomme in the field. He stuck around the crease for 40 runs, and would be undoubtedly disappointed by the manner in which his dismissal came about. India are now 62/3 in 12 overs, and in walks in KL Rahul to the crease.
SIX, FOUR, SIX! Prithvi Shaw is making sure that even as India lose wickets, the run-rate does not drop. He absolutely lays into Hamish Bennett during the ninth over of the innings, and punishes him for some short and wide bowling. With that, India have brought up their 50 score, and at the end of nine overs, the score reads 51/2.
OUT! Kohli is gone cheaply again! Hamish Bennett has done the trick, giving Kohli room to free his arms and help a wide, high delivery to the boundary. However, he only manages to find the fielder at deep point, and India are two down here. Not the ideal start in the slightest. India needs to recover well from this point on. The score is 32/2.
FOUR! Prithvi Shaw helps a rising ball from Jamieson for a boundary over point, and at the end of six overs, India are 29/1. So far since Kohli has come to the crease, India are hitting at least one boundary every over. They would need to keep that up for the rest of the innings to post a formidable total.
SIX! Kohli steps down the wicket and sends Tim Southee for a huge six over the mid-on boundary off the first ball of the fifth over. That would take some pressure off the batsmen, resisting the Kiwis' attempts to stifle this Indian innings early.
OUT! Mayank Agarwal is dismissed early for just one run, bowled by Jamieson be a delivery which held its line and crashed into off stump. In walks in Indian skipper Virat Kohli, who practically has the whole innings ahead of him to make a difference. This is the perfect opportunity for the Indian skipper to play a big innings here.
09:02 (IST)
So India have crossed the 100 run mark here, and even though they have lost three wickers, the pair of Rahul and Iyer have managed to get ome sort of a hold over proceedings. The run-rate is almmost five an over, acceptable at this stage of the innings. If this pair stays at the crease for at least another 10 overs, India will be in with a much bigger chance of posting a big score. At the end of 21 overs, it's 104/3.
08:52 (IST)
FOUR! The Indian players are enjoying the extra bounce at Mount Maunganui as Shreyas Iyer hits Jimmy Neesham for a four through the cover region off the fourth ball of his first over. At the end of 18 overs, India are 93/3.
08:45 (IST)
India are 83/3 after 16 overs at the end of the first drinks break of the innings. This is a crucial period of play for India, and for New Zealand it presents another opportunity to take a wicket after a break in play. Rahul and Iyer would need to make sure they keep their concentration up.
08:34 (IST)
KL Rahul has already showed his class in the short time that he has spent at the crease so far, stroking a boundary through the off side with timing that only he can bring to the table. He needs to stick around a lot longer with Shreyas Iyer if India are to reach a total worthy of defending in the second innings. Shreyas Iyer hits a beautiful on-drive off the last ball of the over, and the score now reads 74/3.
08:25 (IST)
OUT! Prithvi Shaw is gone! Just as India were gaining some momentum, Shaw is run-out thanks to a brilliant contribution by Colin de Grandhomme in the field. He stuck around the crease for 40 runs, and would be undoubtedly disappointed by the manner in which his dismissal came about. India are now 62/3 in 12 overs, and in walks in KL Rahul to the crease.
08:18 (IST)
Even though India have lost two early wickets, the two batsmen at the crease look unflustered. Shaw has raced to 38 and Shreyas Iyer is also slowly getting into his innings. At the end of 11 overs, India are 56/2.
08:11 (IST)
SIX, FOUR, SIX! Prithvi Shaw is making sure that even as India lose wickets, the run-rate does not drop. He absolutely lays into Hamish Bennett during the ninth over of the innings, and punishes him for some short and wide bowling. With that, India have brought up their 50 score, and at the end of nine overs, the score reads 51/2.
08:07 (IST)
The New Zealand seamers have adopted a brilliant strategy so far of bowling a line that would be around 5th or 6th stump. The accompanying swing has meant that the Indian batsmen have not been sure of getting the desired return for their shots so far, and as we saw in the case of Kohli's dismissal, could even lead to a loss of a wicket. India are 35/2 at the end of 8 overs.
08:00 (IST)
OUT! Kohli is gone cheaply again! Hamish Bennett has done the trick, giving Kohli room to free his arms and help a wide, high delivery to the boundary. However, he only manages to find the fielder at deep point, and India are two down here. Not the ideal start in the slightest. India needs to recover well from this point on. The score is 32/2.
07:56 (IST)
FOUR! Prithvi Shaw helps a rising ball from Jamieson for a boundary over point, and at the end of six overs, India are 29/1. So far since Kohli has come to the crease, India are hitting at least one boundary every over. They would need to keep that up for the rest of the innings to post a formidable total.
07:53 (IST)
As far as the run-rate is concerned, India aren't doing too badly here. The score reads 25/1 in 5 overs, and both Shaw and Kohli seem to have settled now. Jamieson runs in for another over, and it will be interesting to see how long it is before skipper Kane Williamson decides to make a change. Gone are the days when captains would bowl their opening bowlers for five over spells.
07:49 (IST)
SIX! Kohli steps down the wicket and sends Tim Southee for a huge six over the mid-on boundary off the first ball of the fifth over. That would take some pressure off the batsmen, resisting the Kiwis' attempts to stifle this Indian innings early.
07:47 (IST)
India are 9/1 after three overs. Not the ideal start. Jamieson is getting some good purchase from the pitch and India would do well to ride out this initial phase of play, as Virat Kohli is beaten by a peach of a delivery by Jamieson yet again. At the end of four overs, the score reads 15/1.
07:41 (IST)
OUT! Mayank Agarwal is dismissed early for just one run, bowled by Jamieson be a delivery which held its line and crashed into off stump. In walks in Indian skipper Virat Kohli, who practically has the whole innings ahead of him to make a difference. This is the perfect opportunity for the Indian skipper to play a big innings here.
07:33 (IST)
We are up and away in this final ODI between India and New Zealand. Tim Southee completes a tidy over to Prithvi Shaw, who had flicked the ball off his pads for a double with the first ball that he faced. Agarwal picks up a single along the way and at the end of the first over, India are 5/0.
07:27 (IST)
Some light-hearted moments before the final ODI.
07:23 (IST)
It is Kane Williamson's 150th appearance for New Zealand in ODIs as he makes his return to the starting lineup after battling injury. New Zealand have not done too badly in his absence, already having clinched the ODI series. His return can only bode well for the Kiwis.
07:21 (IST)
Shreyas Iyer before the match - "We have to make sure that we are fearless in this match and we back our instincts. That is the chat that the boys have had before this match. We have played so much cricket in the recent past, and we want to end the series on a high."
07:19 (IST)
There has been one change to the Indian lineup for the match. Kedar Jadhav has been dropped and Manish Pandey has been given a chance instead. A huge opportunity for the youngster, who would be looking to clutching it with both hands in a match which is not pivotal to the result of the series.
07:10 (IST)
Hello and welcome to our live updates from the 3rd ODI between India and New Zealand straight from Mount Maunganui! New Zealand have won the toss here and decided to bowl first, putting India in to bat. The men in blue have not been great in recent ODIs in setting the total, so this ODI presents a chance for them to test themselves out in a situation where they have nothing to lose. All the action coming your way!
India vs New Zealand Live Score and Latest Updates of 3rd ODI: So India have crossed the 100 run mark here, and even though they have lost three wickers, the pair of Rahul and Iyer have managed to get ome sort of a hold over proceedings. The run-rate is almmost five an over, acceptable at this stage of the innings. If this pair stays at the crease for at least another 10 overs, India will be in with a much bigger chance of posting a big score. At the end of 21 overs, it's 104/3.
Preview: A 3-0 sweep will be on New Zealand's minds while India will look to salvage some pride in the third and final One-Day International at Bay Oval in Tauranga on Tuesday.
India began the tour with a 5-0 sweep in the T20I series, and New Zealand have hit back winning the first two ODIs. A win at the Bay Oval will taste sweet, especially after the T20I debacle.
It was New Zealand's batsmen who set up victory in the first match, helping them chase 348 by four wickets. In the next game, their bowlers helped defend a moderate total of 273/8. New Zealand have now won their last three ODIs against India, including the semifinal of the World Cup last year.
New Zealand have issues with illnesses in their squad, especially the bowling unit. Trent Boult, Matt Henry and Lockie Ferguson do not feature in the series, and Kane Williamson did not play the first two matches with injury. His participation in the third match will depend on a fitness test on the eve of the game.
Apart from these players, New Zealand were also without Mitchell Santner and Scott Kuggeleijn for the second game as both were down with illness. Tim Southee was not 100% well too, but played the game in Auckland and returned 2/41 in 10 overs. They were in such a bad state that assistant coach Luke Ronchi had to chip in as substitute fielder. New Zealand have called up Ish Sodhi and Blair Tickner to their squad ahead of the final match.
New Zealand will be pleased with the form of Ross Taylor, who has scores of 109* and 73* in the two games. Martin Guptill and stand-in captain Tom Latham have a half-century each. Seamer Kyle Jamieson chipped in with bat and ball on debut in Auckland, which will please New Zealand too.
Following the loss in Auckland, India captain Virat Kohli said ODIs are not as relevant as Tests or T20Is this year. With no ICC tournament in the format till 2023, India will be keen on experimenting with their squad. Kohli hinted at changes for the final game, which means those in the bench might be given a go.
Those players could be at least one of Rishabh Pant or Manish Pandey, with Kedar Jadhav likely to make way. Jadhav made 9 off 27 in Auckland and voices against his place in the side are growing louder.
Prithvi Shaw and Mayank Agarwal, who have got rare opportunities at the top of the order, did not click in the first two matches and will be eager to make a mark before the regulars return to their spots. Kohli has scores of 51 and 15, and will be itching for a big one. Shreyas Iyer and KL Rahul have been in fine form, while Ravindra Jadeja and even Navdeep Saini made useful runs in the lower order last game.
India will also want Jasprit Bumrah to be back to his best. He went for 64 in his 10 overs last match, and is yet to take a wicket this series. That's a rarity for a bowler of his stature. Unless Jadhav or Shivam Dube play, India will have only five bowlers in their line up, which means they have to step up.
The weather is set to be clear, and the pitch should be another good one for batting.
India Squad: Prithvi Shaw, Mayank Agarwal, Virat Kohli(c), Shreyas Iyer, KL kesh Rahul(w), Kedar Jadhav, Ravindra Jadeja, Shardul Thakur, Navdeep Saini, Yuzvendra Chahal, Jasprit Bumrah, Manish Pandey, Mohammed Shami, Kuldeep Yadav, Rishabh Pant, Shivam Dube
New Zealand Squad: Martin Guptill, Henry Nicholls, Kane Williamson(c), Ross Taylor, Tom Blundell, Tom Latham(w), James Neesham, Colin de Grandhomme, Mark Chapman, Tim Southee, Kyle Jamieson, Hamish Bennett, Mitchell Santner, Ish Sodhi, Blair Tickner, Scott Kuggeleijn
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