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Toss India chose to bowl vs New Zealand. Rohit Sharma gave a dramatic pause of over ten seconds after winning the toss in the second ODI in Raipur before ...

India had challenged themselves by opting to bowl under the lights in the first ODI. Rohit Sharma gave a dramatic pause of over ten seconds after winning the toss in the second ODI in Raipur before finally saying he wanted to bowl. The India captain said he had nearly forgotten what the team's decision was because there was "a lot of talk in the team group about what we wanted to do".

IND vs NZ LIVE SCORE, 2nd ODI Latest Cricket Updates: After winning the first ODI of the three-match series, team India will take on New Zealand in the 2nd ...

IND vs NZ LIVE: New Zealand 73/6 after 25 overs. IND vs NZ LIVE: New Zealand 85/6 after 27 overs. IND vs NZ LIVE: New Zealand 98/6 after 29 overs.

India vs New Zealand: India outplayed New Zealand by eight wickets in the second ODI to take an unassailable 2-0 lead in the three-match series in Raipur on ...

Like us on [Android](https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.robo.ndtv.cricket&hl=en)or [iOS](https://itunes.apple.com/in/app/ndtv-cricket/id418320331?mt=8). Mitchell Santner (27), who scored a fifty in Hyderabad, joined Phillips and the duo took the team past 100 with a 47-run stand for the seventh wicket. It was a loose shot from the New Zealand skipper, ending with an easy catch to Gill in the slips. One of them went for a six, the first maximum of the game, as he hooked Lockie Ferguson over fine-leg. Siraj then got one to seam away from good length inducing an outside edge from number three Henry Nicholls with Gill doing the rest in the slips. Two brilliant return catches from Shami and Hardik Pandya (2/16) put New Zealand in further trouble. Hardik's one-handed catch to get rid of Devon Conway in the 10th over was sensational. Shami (3/18) and Mohammed Siraj (1/10) made life tough for the batters with their high-quality seam bowling reducing New Zealand to a dismal 15 for five after Rohit opted to bowl. Bracewell made his intent clear by stepping out to whack Shami over cover. It was an emphatic win but the sea of fans that had flocked the remotely located Shaheed Veer Narayan Singh Stadium for Raipur's first international game was left wanting for more due to the early finish. India's relentless pace attack ran through a fragile New Zealand batting line-up as the hosts cantered to an eight-wicket win in the second ODI to seal the three-match series in Raipur on Saturday. The Mohammed Shami-led attack produced an incisive effort to bowl out New Zealand for a meagre 108 before India knocked off the runs in 20.1 overs.

Not only did Mohammed Shami & Co. remember the plans but also executed them to perfection on Saturday afternoon to ensure Chhattisgarhiyas celebrated the ...

Rohit then entertained the sea of blue, with more than 60,000 fans in attendance, with a quickfire fifty. The veteran pacer exhibited his speciality of bowling full and pitching it on the seam in plenty. Another mini-collapse, with the spinners being wreckers-in-chief, then skittled out New Zealand for a paltry 108 in the 35th over. Four balls later, Daryl Mitchell offered Shami a return catch on one that stopped slightly. He ended Finn Allen’s stay off the fifth ball of the match, sneaking through his defence and crashing into the stumps. But his pace quartet had no such problems when it came to its plans against the New Zealand batters.

India vs New Zealand Hockey World Cup 2023 Live Streaming: All you need to know about live streaming details, match timing and venue. | Hockey.

On paper, it might look like an easy challenge but India won't want to take anything for granted in a tournament as big as the World Cup. The India vs New Zealand Men's Hockey World Cup 2023 match will be on broadcast on the Star Sports First, Star Sports Select 2 and Star Sports Select 2 HD TV channels in India. Injury to mid-fielder Hardik Singh has been a big blow to the team but the Men in Blue don't have the time to look back and regret.

Hockey World Cup 2023: Here is all you need to know before Indian men's hockey team's crossover match against New Zealand at the Kalinga Stadium in ...

- ⦿ The same will be streamed live on Disney+ Hotstar. New Zealand, struggling to find its rhythm, will also be hoping to do better than it has done so far with a tighter defence and more control of the ball. The only other time India has lost to the currently 12th ranked side in the last five years in 13 times was at the Olympic test event in 2019, when Sam Lane stuck in the dying seconds. A win is all that is needed and such clarity of purpose works for the Indian team. Despite these, there will be several reasons for the host to be favourite and only one to guard against – itself.