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Ross Taylor takes New Zealand over the line in record chase against India
New Zealand struck first in the series against India as they overhauled a target of 348 with 11 balls to spare with the help of veteran batsman Ross Taylor's unbeaten 109-run knock.
February 5, 2020 16:28 IST
1 / 8New Zealand's Colin de Grandhomme and teammates celebrate the wicket of Prithvi Shaw (20). (Source: AP Photo)
2 / 8New Zealand's Hamish Bennett falls on the ground. (Source: AP Photo)
3 / 8KL Rahul provided a late surge to India's batting with an unbeaten 88. (Source: AP Photo)
4 / 8Shreyas Iyer celebrates his maiden ODI century, an 103 off 107 balls.(Source: AP Photo)
5 / 8New Zealand's Henry Nicholls batting as India wicketkeeper KL Rahul looks on. (Source: AP Photo)
6 / 8Virat Kohli celebrates running out Henry Nicholls on 78. (Source: AP Photo)
7 / 8New Zealand's Ross Taylor celebrates his half century. (Source: AP Photo)
8 / 8New Zealand's Ross Taylor and Tom Latham react on their way to their match-winning partnership. (Source: AP Photo)
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