IND vs NZ, 2nd ODI: Gurnoor Brar stars with four-wicket haul as India edge New Zealand in rain-hit match - Action in images
Gurnoor Brar's 4/30 helped India bowl out New Zealand for 134 before a rain-hit DLS finish sealed a four-run win and 2-0 series lead.
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Finally, the rain came back again at the fag end of the match. This time it refused to stop as the match cut-off time of 11 PM local time passed, and hence it was called off. India were 3 runs ahead of the DLS par score when rain interrupted, and hence won the game by 4 runs after play was stopped. (AFP)
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As wickets continued to fall, the run chase became very tricky. KL Rahul held one end to score a strady 26-run innings. (AP)
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Shreyas Iyer managed 30 before Kyle Jamieson outsmarted him with a short ball. Iyer was caught in an awkward position and failed to handle the delivery, bringing his innings to an end and giving New Zealand another important breakthrough. (X Image/@BCCI)
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Gurnoor Brar led India's inexperienced attack with a fiery four-wicket haul, using his pace and bounce to trouble New Zealand's batters as the hosts were bowled out for 132 in the second ODI on Saturday. (AP)
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Daryl Mitchell (55 off 104 balls) and skipper Mitchell Santner (31 off 38) added 59 runs for the partnership, but their effort was not enough to pull New Zealand out of trouble. (AP)
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Auqib Nabi struck first, removing Tim Seifert for a duck as Anshul Kamboj took a fine diving catch at mid-wicket to hand the pacer his maiden international wicket. Will Young (6 off 17) struggled against the movement before falling soon after. (AP)
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Axar Patel (2/28 in 9 overs) ended Daryl Mitchell's resistance, dismissing him with a mistimed lofted drive that was caught in the deep.
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Rohit Sharma struck a couple of sixes but couldn't convert his start into a substantial knock, falling to Kyle Jamieson for 23 in India's chase. (AFP)
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Shubman Gill endured a forgettable outing, falling for a golden duck to Jacob Duffy, who gave New Zealand the first breakthrough. (AP)
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