India a vs new zealand a odi

Gill is the Player of the Match: I was waiting eagerly to go out there and do what I wanted to do. I wanted to unleash but sometimes you don't get to do it with wickets falling. I got to do it in the end. When the bowler is on top, you have to get them under pressure otherwise it's easier for them to create dot balls. I tried to get singles and boundaries and get them under pressure. I wasn't thinking about 200 before I hit those sixes in the 46th or 47th over. That's when I thought I could get a double. I won't call it a "wow" feeling but it feels nice when the ball goes off the bat how you want it. There's certainly a feeling of satisfaction. It has sunk in pretty well, this is certainly one of those things, like what dreams are made of. Rohit: To be honest, the way Bracewell was batting, we knew it was going to be a challenge. It was such clean striking. After we had them five down, we knew we were in the game unless we slip up. And that's what happened. But we always knew the threat of bowling under lights and with the dew like I said at the toss, which is the kind of challenge we wanted. Watching Gill bat is fanastic, clean striking and no aerial shots. We wanted to give him a run before the SL series the kind of form he was in. He's such a free-flowing batsman. Siraj has been brilliant, of late even in the other two formats. He's gone from strength to strength, running hard and clear about what he wants to do. He's not afraid to use the short ball as well which is ex...

BATTING R B M 4s 6s SR Chad Bowes b Thakur 10 12 - 2 0 83.33 Rachin Ravindra c †Samson b Sen 10 11 - 2 0 90.90 Dane Cleaver † c Sen b Thakur 4 6 - 0 0 66.66 Joe Carter lbw b Sen 1 6 - 0 0 16.66 Robert O'Donnell (c) c †Samson b Thakur 22 39 - 1 0 56.41 Tom Bruce c Shaw b Sen 0 3 - 0 0 0.00 Sean Solia run out (Dhawan) 5 10 - 0 0 50.00 Michael Rippon c Dhawan b Thakur 61 104 - 4 0 58.65 Logan van Beek c Shaw b Kuldeep Yadav 1 3 - 0 0 33.33 Joe Walker run out (Patidar) 36 49 - 3 1 73.46 Matthew Fisher not out 0 1 - 0 0 0.00 Extras (b 2, lb 5, nb 2, w 8) 17 TOTAL 40.2 Ov (RR: 4.14) 167 Fall of wickets: 1-14 (Chad Bowes, 2.3 ov) , 2-24 (Dane Cleaver, 4.4 ov) , 3-25 (Joe Carter, 5.4 ov) , 4-26 (Rachin Ravindra, 5.6 ov) , 5-27 (Tom Bruce, 7.3 ov) , 6-51 (Sean Solia, 12.5 ov) , 7-71 (Robert O'Donnell, 17.4 ov) , 8-74 (Logan van Beek, 18.1 ov) , 9-163 (Joe Walker, 38.5 ov) , 10-167 (Michael Rippon, 40.2 ov) BOWLING O M R W ECON 0s 4s 6s WD NB Shardul Thakur 8.2 1 32 4 3.84 - - - 3 0 Kuldeep Sen 7 0 30 3 4.28 - - - 1 0 Umran Malik 7 1 27 0 3.85 - - - 3 2 Rishi Dhawan 4 0 12 0 3.00 - - - 0 0 Kuldeep Yadav 9 0 22 1 2.44 - - - 1 0 Shahbaz Ahmed 4 0 31 0 7.75 - - - 0 0 Rahul Tripathi 1 0 6 0 6.00 - - - 0 0 BATTING R B M 4s 6s SR Prithvi Shaw c van Beek b Fisher 17 24 - 0 1 70.83 Ruturaj Gaikwad c & b Rippon 41 54 - 3 2 75.92 Rahul Tripathi b van Beek 31 40 - 4 0 77.50 Sanju Samson (c)† not out 29 32 - 1 3 90.62 Rajat Patidar not out 45 41 - 7 0 109.75 Extras (lb 1, w 6) 7 TOTAL 31.5 Ov (...

ODI MATCH LIVE UPDATES IND vs NZ highlights: India crush New Zealand by 8 wickets, take an unassailable 2-0 lead India vs New Zealand 2nd ODI Live Updates: India's Mohammed Shami led an incredible bowling performance as his team beat New Zealand by eight wickets to seal the one-day international series with a game to spare in Raipur on Saturday. India got off to a solid start as they reduced New Zealand to 15-5 inside 11 overs after a top-order batting collapse. Glenn Phillips then added 36 runs and Michael Santner made 27 before New Zealand were bowled out for 108 inside 35 overs, with Shami picking up 3-18 while Hardik Pandya and Washington Sundar bagged two wickets each. Captain Rohit Sharma scored a half century and Shubman Gill was unbeaten on 40 as India wrapped up a series victory, having won the first match by 12 runs in Hyderabad. Stay updated with Times of India to get all the live updates of the second ODI between India and New Zealand. Read Less All-round India produced a clinical performance with both bat and ball to register a crushing eight-wicket win over New Zealand in the second one-day international (ODI) on Saturday in Raipur. With the victory, India took an unassailable 2-0 lead in the three-match series. After bowlers knocked out the Kiwis for a meagre 108, India batters chased down the small target in just 20.1 overs. Whenever I start, I just focus on maintaining the right lines and lengths. But it does happen sometimes that you bowl well and yet don...

ODI MATCH LIVE UPDATES IND vs NZ 3rd ODI Highlights: India crush New Zealand by 90 runs, sweep series 3-0 Openers Shubman Gill (112) and Rohit Sharma (101) starred with respective tons as India crushed New Zealand by 90 runs in the third and final ODI in Indore. With the victory and a 3-0 clean sweep, India grabbed the top spot in ODI team rankings. Check live cricket score, scorecard and ball-by-ball commentary of 3rd ODI match between India and New Zealand on Times of India. Read Less I thought in the last six games we played we did most parts right and that is the key in 50-over games. We were consistent too. WIthout Siraj and Shami I knew we wanted to give chances to people on the bench. Wanted to get Chahal and Umran in the mix. We wanted to see how they react under pressure. I know we had the runs on the board, but I don't think any score is safe here. We bowled pretty well, stuck to our plans and held the nerve. Shardul has been doing it for a while. People call him magician in the squad and he came and delivered. Just need to get more games under his belt. Every time I have given Kuldeep the ball he has given breakthroughs and taken important wickets. The wrist spinners get better with game time. Gill's approach is quite similar every game. Wants to start afresh every game. As a youngster, coming into the team and to have that attitude is great. He could have taken it lightly but he doesn't seem to be that type. Today's hundred means a lot to me. I've been batting ...

Team India will be up against Australia in the much-awaited World Test Championship at The Oval from Wednesday. India have been the most consistent side over the past two WTC cycles and also reached knockout phases of major white-ball tournaments over the last 10 years but an ICC trophy has eluded them. The last major ICC trophy India won was way back in 2013 when it bagged the Champions Trophy in England. It will be an interesting clash as both the teams have their own top performers, which will make this one a thrilling battle. Listen to the Steve Smith vs Mohammed Shami:Australia star batter Steve Smith is undoubtedly one of the most lethal batters of the longest format. He will be poised for a key battle against senior India pacer Mohammed Shami. "Shami is going to enjoy bowling in England, especially in the early part of June, where he gets good swing. Shami will relish the opportunity to knock Smith early but Smith coming in at four, the Australians will hope that Shami will have a few overs under his belt by that time," said Tom Moody.

IND A 6/0 in 1 over Duffy starts with a couple of wide deliveries. He rushes one onto Easwaran’s pads and hits him high on the knee roll. Easwaran finishes the over in style with a crisp drive through cover for FOUR. And here we go. Abhimanyu Easwaran and Rahul Tripathi open for India. Jacob Duffy takes the new ball. Playing XI India A XI: Abhimanyu Easwaran, Rahul Tripathi, Sanju Samson (c/wk), KS Bharat, Tilak Varma, Rishi Dhawan, Raj Angad Bawa, Shardul Thakur, Kuldeep Yadav, Rahul Chahar, Kuldeep Sen New Zealand A XI: Rachin Ravindra, Chad Bowes, Mark Chapman, Dane Cleaver (wk), Tom Bruce (c), Robert O Donnell, Michael Rippon, Logan Van Beek, Joe Walker, Jacob Duffy, Matt Fisher TOSS: India A won the toss, opt to bat TOSS updates coming up 2nd ODI Recap India A beat New Zealand A with a tricky four-wicket triumph in the second unofficial One-Day at the MA Chidambaram Stadium in Chennai on Sunday. Kuldeep Yadav's hat-trick and a chase, replete with thrills and spills, ensured Sanju Samson's men took an unassailable 2-0 lead in the three-match series. India vs SA: Mohammed Shami, Deepak Hooda set to miss T20 series Chasing New Zealand's 219-run total - a marginal improvement from the first match - India A was off to a blazing start with Prithvi Shaw's quickfire half-century. A middle-order collapse meant that the lower-order all-rounders Shardul Thakur (25 n.o.) and Rishi Dhawan (22 n.o.) had to intercept and save the day. Ravindra, Carter fifties help NZ cross 200 After...