
IND vs NZ 2022, 2nd ODI highlights: The second ODI between India and New Zealand has been abandoned due to rain. We had five overs when the play was stopped initially and then the game resumed for a while with the match reduced to 29-overs-per-side at 12.5 overs it started to rain heavily and the umpires decided we cannot have any further game. Suryakumar Yadav 34(25)* and Shubman Gill 45(42)* were at the crease. Earlier Shikar Dhawan tried to up the scoring rate but perished to Matt Henry. India will go to Christchurch for the 3rd ODI.
INDIA: Shubman Gill 42(45)*, Suryakumar Yadav 34(25)*, Matt Henry 1-20(4)
Match abandoned
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That's that folks. India will go to Crist Church trailing in the series 1-0. The rain has stopped and started throughout the day finally the groundsmen and umpires decide we cannot have a game. So that's that folks.
It is quite frustrating guys. The rain has picked up again. Just when Surya 34(25) and Gill 45(42) are taking the attack on it picked up. The pair have added 66 run partnership in just 43 balls.
IND 89/1
Kiwis have brought their spinners into the attack. Shubman Gill and Suryakumar Yadav are looking to attack the bowling. It is still drizzling out there.
IND 69/1
Lockie Ferguson bowls a ball which comes back into Surya. It looked out for the naked eye. However, umpire Chris Gaffney has not given it out Kane Williamson reviewed it which showed it was the umpire's call. Surya gets one in his favour.
IND 35/1
Dhawan trying to up the scoring rate falls for Henery's three-quarter ball. India needs to be careful here if they lose a few quick wickets here and the rain comes back again India may be in trouble with the DLS method.
IND 24/1
We are back! The game is reduced to 29 overs each. Four bowlers can bowl six overs each and one bowler has to bowl five overs. It would be interesting to Indian team's approach.
IND 23/0
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