India vs New Zealand 2nd ODI highlights: IND thrash NZ by 8 wickets, seal series win

Shubman Gill wins it with a four. All too simple for India in the end, thanks to the flawless work done by them in the first 10 overs of the New Zealand innings. They dropped no catches, save for the one Kuldeep let go off his own bowling, and their pacers were as relentless as ever. Then Rohit Sharma just ended any tiny chances that New Zealand may have had of making a game of this. India have won this series 2-0 and if they win the next match as well, they will replace New Zealand as the top ranked ODI team in the world. That match will happen on Tuesday in Indore. See you then, good night! 

Ishan Kishan with a big reverse sweep off Bracewell and the ball goes soaring over point. India 107/2 after 20 overs. 

Santner does Kohli in again. The ball dips on Kohli as he looks to play on the front foot, he misses it completely and Latham takes the bails off before the Indian can get his foot back in the crease. 

Kohli st Latham b Santner 11 (9), India 98/2 in 18.1 overs

Gill pulls a long hop from Bracewell to midwicket. He moves to 31 off 45, India now need just 15 to win. 

Kohli makes some room as Shipley runs in for the fourth ball of the 16th. The bowler follows him and bows short into his body but Kohli adjusts and pulls it behind square. 

Rohit shuffles accross trying to work this short ball square. It doesn't bounce as much after the seam hits the pitch and raps him on the pads. The umpire gives out and there is no argument against. The crowd goes silent and then cheer again when they realise that this means they get to see Virat Kohli bat. 

Rohit Sharma lbw b Shipley 51 (50), India 72/1 in 14.2 overs

It's going swimmingly for India to say the least. They need 37 to win off 36… overs.  

Gentle tuck off the pads of the fourth ball of that over does the job for the Indian captain. It has been a highlight reel of an innings thus far.  

Reverse swee off the first ball of the 13th bowled by Mitchell Santner. Santner has a wry smile on his face as the ball rolls away to the boundary. 

Tickner sent a brutish delivery for the fifth ball which kicks up steeply and loops up in the air off the top edge. Gully comes running in but it falls just short. 

India had won the first time with the ball in the first powerplay, and now they have won it with the bat in the first powerplay of their innings as well. Rohit is on 38 off 40, Gill on 14 off 20. 

Four off the third ball of the 10th over and then Rohit then brings out an elegant lofted drive off the next ball to put the ball in the stands behind cover. That brings up the 50-run partnership.

Ferguson goes a little too full and wide,  Rohit is not missing out on those at the moment. India get to 41/0 after 9 overs. Remember that the ball wasn't doing much for India by around this time, it is just that India had done so much damage that New Zealand found it difficult anyhow. Now though, it is pretty much a cakewalk for the Indians. 

Tickner has been brought in to replace Shipley but the two batters remain unfazed. Tickner errs towards the short and wide side and Rohit smashes that to the boundary. 

Ferguson pitches it up, Gill drives in the air to get it to the boundary. Gill goes to 11 off 12 and India are 29/0 off 6.1 overs. 

Short and going down leg side from Ferguson, Rohit just helps it along the way with his favourite pull shot. He moves to 18 off 22, India are 24/0 in 4.4 overs. 

Hard hands for a big drive outside off against Shipley and that gives Gill his first boundary of the day. 

Rohit has hogged all of the strike in these first two overs and fifth ball of the second is is pulled past midwicket. The fielder giving chase doesn't quite get to it and the ball goes over the ropes. 

A tricky first over for Rohit Sharma to negotiate. He was beaten by the second ball which swung away from him late and then there was a loud appeal for LBW off the third. Umpire said no and the Kiwis decided against DRS, with the fact that the ball took a feather inside edge of the bat being the only thing that saves Rohit. 

That extended break has come to an end, Rohit Sharma is facing up to Lockie Ferguson and Shubman Gill is at the other end. 

Six Indians bowled today and all of them got wickets. Mohammed Shami took three, Hardik Pandya and Washington Sundar got two while Mohammed Siraj, Kuldeep Yadav and Shardul Thakur got one each. 

It is going to be an extended innings break here and play will resume about five minutes before 5pm. India have quite a straightforward task here, wonder if they are just going to try and hit it out or take their own sweet time with the chase. 

“A brilliant day to be honest, we used the wicket rightly and everything went well for us. That wasn't bad at all (on the return catch), my body is feeling better with every match, it's coming on nicely and timely as well. We hit the right areas, kept testing the batters, one of those days when the edges went to the fielders and we grabbed the catches. This isn't a 108-run wicket, but we took all our chances, Let the batters decide on how to bat, at the end of the day, it's their call on how to chase this down.”

Third lowest total of all time for New Zealand in ODIs against India. Tickner is given LBW against Kuldeep and he goes for the review. It is more out of hope than anything else and replays show that Tickner was plumb. Kuldeep gets one to his name, sensational performance by the Indian bowlers. 

If you missed Phillips's dismissal, Ferguson has you covered. Drag-down by Sundar, Ferguson pulls it straight to deep midwicket where Suryakumar Yadav takes the catch once again.  

Ferguson c Yadav b Washington Sundar 1 (9), New Zealand 105/9 in 33.1 overs