India vs. New Zealand Cricket Match Highlights

India wins by four wickets thanks to a pull by Ravindra Jadeja towards the boundary. India tops the leaderboard with ten points from Kohli out! India is now six down after a great innings. Win with five more runs.
There are six more overs in India's chase. Men in Blue reach 245/5 thanks to Kohli and Jadeja.

India reaches 225/5 after 40 overs, almost missing the 274-run mark.

India is 208/5 after 37 overs as Jadeja and Kohli take over the Indian innings.

After 36 over, India is at 201/5. While New Zealand's bowlers push the limits, Ravindra Jadeja and Virat Kohli provide leadership.

With 200 runs remaining for India, Ravindra Jadeja explodes and smashes two boundaries off Lockie Ferguson.

India's innings are shaken by a blunder in the middle. The first World Cup game Suryakumar Yadav plays finishes early. SKY leaves after a run-out for two. India 191/5

Virat Kohli scores his fifty-first run. India is getting close to scoring 200 runs.

India suffers yet another setback as KL Rahul leaves. Suryakumar Yadav leaves the field to join Virat Kohli as India score 182 for 4.

MAXIMUM! Rachin Ravindra is lifted by Virat for a six over additional cover. India achieves 157/3.

Third wicket of India is lost. In 33, Shreyas Iyer sets off. Thanks to Devon Conway's excellent catch, Boult dismissed the ball.

India has 18 overs left and is 117/2.

As the vision increases, play is resumed. Iyer and Kohli continue to be tough. In 16.1 overs, India score 107.

Due to poor sight, play has been momentarily suspended.

Virat Kohli and Shreyas Iyer keep the scoreboard ticking as India passes the 100-run mark. In 15.4 overs, score 100/2.

Lockie Ferguson makes another attack! Shubman Gill is out after 31 balls for 26. India complete 13.2 overs at 76/2.

In the first ball he throws, Lockie Ferguson scores. Following some early fireworks, Rohit Sharma leaves for 46 in 40 balls. At number three, Virat Kohli is in the strike zone.

71/1 after 11 overs for India

In CWC23, Rohit Sharma has scored more runs than Muhammed Rizwan of Pakistan. 63/0 after 10 overs for India

As soon as Mitchell Santner bowled his first overs, the Kiwis began to use spin. a single in the over is all. India is now up by nine.

India scores 50 runs in 7.4 overs.

Shubman Gill overcomes Hasim Amla to become the first international player to score 2000 runs in one-day internationals. After 7 overs, India is at 48/0.

After six overs, India is 36/0.

Rohit Sharma appears threatening after smashing a few early deliveries. After five overs, India is 32/0.

3 overs later, India is at 22/0.

India begins their pursuit

OUT! Runner-out after the final pitch of the inning. In 50 overs, New Zealand was out for 273.

OUT! Daryl Mitchell is dismissed following a superb 130-run performance in 127 balls, giving Mohammed Shami five wickets.

49 overs, 263/8 for New Zealand

OUT! Shami takes two consecutive wickets as Matt Henry leaves for a golden duck. The next Batman is Lockie Ferguson. In New Zealand in 48 overs, 260/8

Clean strike! As Santner heads out for goal number one, Shami scores with a pinpoint Yorker. 260/7 New Zealand. The following batter is Matt Henry.

OUT! As Bumrah shines for India, Mark Chapman exits for six of the eight deliveries. 47 overs, NZ 257/6. The following batter is Mitchell Santner.

OUT! Glen Phillips leaves the game at 23 in 26 balls as Kuldeep scores in his final over. 45 overs and 245/5 for New Zealand. The new batsman is Mark Chapman.

43 overs and 232/4 for New Zealand

In just 100 balls, Daryl Mitchell scores his first century in ODI World Cup play. 42 overs and 226/4 for New Zealand

40 overs, 219/4 for New Zealand

OUT! Tom Latham, the Kiwi captain, leaves for 5 of 7 deliveries as Kuldeep Yadav scores. Glen Phillips enters after him. 205/4 for New Zealand after 37 overs

New Zealand scores 200 runs in just 36.1 overs.

Bumrah was used in the assault. India is frantically searching for Daryl Mitchell's dismissal as the batsman steadily moves closer to his century. After 36 overs, New Zealand is 197/3 with two boundaries.

35 overs and 187/3 for New Zealand

The next player to bat is Tom Latham. New Zealand 180/3 after 34 overs

OUT! India was in dire need of a wicket when Mohammed Shami comes to their aid. Rachin Ravindra leaves after scoring 75 runs off 87 balls. NZ is currently 178/3.

Mitchell and Ravindra combined for 150 runs on 153 deliveries. In 33 overs, New Zealand scored 173/2.

pause for a drink Shami was reintroduced into the fray. However, both batsmen appear tough. 167/2 for New Zealand after 32 overs

30 overs and 148/2 for New Zealand

28 overs and 138/2 for New Zealand

In 60 balls, Daryl Mitchell reaches his half-century.

Siraj resumes the assault. New Zealand 131/2 in 27 overs, three singles in the over.

26 overs and 128/2 for New Zealand

25 overs and 125/2 for New Zealand

Mitchell and Ravindra combine for a hundred-run partnership! New Zealand is in a terrific position in the game after reaching 119/2 because to their excellent communication and teamwork.

24 overs and 117/2 for New Zealand

23 overs and 110/2 for New Zealand

Rachin Ravindra reaches his half century! He finishes the 50-run threshold in 56 balls, reaching his third World Cup milestone. 22.3 overs for New Zealand

107/2 for New Zealand after 22 overs

Both batsmen have made it clear that they intend to attack Kuldeep Yadav as soon as New Zealand reaches 100 in 21 overs.

20 overs later, New Zealand is at 91/2.

Both of New Zealand's batsmen hit massive sixes off Kuldeep Yadav, increasing the strain on India. After 19 overs, the Kiwis have reached 90/2, paving the way for a thrilling middle period of the game.

Jadeja goes on. After 18 overs, New Zealand is 74/2.

50-point collaboration between Rachin Ravindra and Daryl Mitchell

Shami was replaced by Kuldeep Yadav. As they continue to alternate their strikes with singles and doubles, both batsmen appear at ease. 72/2 for New Zealand after 17 overs

65/2 is the score after 16 overs.

Shami keeps going after a drink. Ravindra hits a beautiful stroke for four on the opening pitch. There is only one single in the remaining over. After 15 overs, New Zealand is 61/2.

Drinking break is now! 56/2 for New Zealand after 14 overs

53/2 for New Zealand after 13 overs

Ravindra is up against Ravindra! With Ravindra Jadeja, Rohit Sharma adds spinning. With a magnificent boundary and a few singles, Rachin Ravindra responds to it. New Zealand's score after 12 overs is 48/2, and the game is still interesting.

Jadeja is missing a nanny! After 11 overs, England is at 40/2.

After 10 overs, New Zealand were at 34/2 thanks to an expensive over from Siraj that included several extras and a boundary.

26/2 for New Zealand in 9 overs

OUT! As Shami makes his first delivery, bails are flying! Will Young is gone! 8.1 overs and 19/2 for New Zealand. At position four is Daryl Mitchell.

The New Zealand score is 18/1 after 7 overs.

After six innings, New Zealand scores 13/1.

In addition to Jasprit Bumrah's continued dominance, India lost a review due to a DRS blunder. After five overs, New Zealand's score has dropped to 11/1 due to an early wicket. In third place is Rachin Ravindra.

10/1 for New Zealand in 4 overs

OUT! Iyer grabs a soaring catch as Siraj strikes first, and Conway tries for a duck. 9/1 in New Zealand.

Will Young hits his second boundary in the second over, this time coming off Bumrah's opening pitch. New Zealand's score after three overs is now 9/0.

Will Young gets things going by scoring four runs off Mohammed Siraj with a boundary. After two overs, New Zealand stands at 5/0.

New Zealand's score remains 0/0 after one over thanks to Jasprit Bumrah's debut over. The Indian pacer made a good start.

India and New Zealand have played 116 ODIs together. There have been 7 no results, while India has won 58 and New Zealand has won 50. India triumphed in their most recent meeting, defeating New Zealand in Indore in 2023 by a score of 90 runs.

New Zealand remains the same.

Suryakumar Yadav and Mohammed Shami have been substituted for Hardik Pandya and Shardul Thakur, respectively. Hardik Pandya suffered an ankle injury during India's match against Bangladesh earlier this week.

Shubman Gill, Virat Kohli, Shreyas Iyer, KL Rahul (wk), Suryakumar Yadav, Ravindra Jadeja, Kuldeep Yadav, Jasprit Bumrah, Mohammed Shami, and Mohammed Siraj make up the Indian playing XI.

Devon Conway, Will Young, Rachin Ravindra, Daryl Mitchell, Tom Latham (wk) (c), Glenn Phillips, Mark Chapman, Mitchell Santner, Matt Henry, Lockie Ferguson, and Trent Boult make up the New Zealand playing XI.

Indian skipper Rohit Sharma chooses to bowl first against New Zealand after winning the toss.

With their World Cup campaign resuming on Sunday with a titanic match against an ambitious New Zealand, a frighteningly dominant India will be flying into the hilly terrain without their balancing figure Hardik Pandya.

Pandya was forced to miss the crucial match against the Kiwis, who are going for their first victory, due to an unforeseen ankle injury, while the hosts are desperately trying to end their long trophy curse in ICC competitions.

The flashy all-rounder's absence has prompted India to change a strategy that has led to four straight comfortable victories, which has left their opponents uneasy and looking for methods to halt the rampaging hosts.

The Indians will take the field against the New Zealanders after making some adjustments to their combination and reevaluating their strategy.

The injury to Pandya has thrown off the balance of the team since India lacks a suitable alternative. When Pandya injured his left ankle while attempting to stop the ball on his follow-through during their game against Bangladesh in Pune, these ideas must have entered the minds of the men who mattered.

The all-around superstar was told to take it easy and didn't go to Dharamsala. Pandya is currently being evaluated by the BCCI medical staff, but he will likely join the team in Lucknow prior to the match against England next week.

Mohammed Shami, a seamer who hasn't yet participated in a World Cup match, is currently a lock for a spot in the starting XI because the local surface is anticipated to somewhat favor fast bowlers.

Additionally, Suryakumar Yadav enters the fray right away to strengthen the batting. However, it is still unknown who India may replace with the other player in their effort to achieve the ideal balance.

Given the circumstances, Shami would be a better fit just because of his pace and swing in these circumstances, thus the average Shardul Thakur should be fired.

India also has Ravichandran Ashwin as a bat and ball option, although it is unclear whether his off-spin will be useful in this situation.

Rohit, Virat Kohli, KL Rahul, and Shubman Gill are just a few of the Indian batting's high-scoring players.

After his 50 against Bangladesh, Young Gill will like to make himself known once more.

With Jasprit Bumrah leading the attack from the front with the new ball and Kuldeep Yadav destroying sides with his cunning in the middle overs, the Indians have performed admirably in the bowling department.

Shami would give the pace unit a bit more sting if included, and Mohammed Siraj has also lived up to expectations.

In the World Cup, New Zealand has an advantage over India based only on records.

New Zealand is a team that India has failed to beat in previous iterations of the premier event, making it one of their biggest challenges thus far in the competition.

The ODI World Cup has featured nine matches between India and New Zealand. India has only triumphed in three of these games, while New Zealand has won five of them, with one game being abandoned.

Both India and New Zealand have four wins in as many games and are undefeated thus far in the competition, but the Kiwis are in first place on the points table due to a higher net run rate.

Therefore, a victory on Sunday would advance both teams closer to the playoffs.

Kane Williamson, the Kiwis' captain, will not be playing after breaking his thumb against Bangladesh. He might not be able to play again until the playoffs, if they advance that far.

Williamson's absence hasn't had much of an impact on the Kiwis, though, as Devon Conway, Rachin Ravindra, and Daryl Mithcell all share the batting load.

Additionally, Will Young has been a nice addition in the opening position.

New Zealand has a strong bowling assault despite the absence of veteran Tim Southee, who is warming the bench.

Mitchell Santner, a left-arm spinner, is New Zealand's go-to player because he can take wickets while also limiting runs. With 11 kills from four games, he currently holds the tournament record for most wickets taken.

Additionally, the Kiwis have Trent Boult, Matt Henry, and Lockie Fergusson in their team, and the trio can demolish any batting order on its best day. Boult, meanwhile, is not at his best right now and will be looking to improve against India.

groups (from)

India: Ishan Kishan (wk), Suryakumar Yadav, Kuldeep Yadav, Mohammed Shami, Ravichandran Ashwin, Shubman Gill, Virat Kohli, Shreyas Iyer, KL Rahul (wk), Ravindra Jadeja, Shardul Thakur, Jasprit Bumrah, Mohammed Siraj, Kuldeep Yadav, and Mohammed Shami.

Trent Boult, Mark Chapman, Devon Conway, Lockie Ferguson, Matt Henry, Tom Latham (vc & wk), Daryl Mitchell, Jimmy Neesham, Glenn Phillips, Rachin Ravindra, Mitchell Santner, Ish Sodhi, Tim Southee, and Will Young are the New Zealand players.

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