Highlights, India vs New Zealand, 2nd ODI at Mount Maunganui, Full Cricket Score: Kohli and Co win by 90 runs, lead series 2-0

India vs New Zealand Live Score: ALL OUT! Shanker takes the final catch, Chahal has Ferguson as the final wicket. India win by 90 runs to lead five-match series 2-0

Highlights, India vs New Zealand, 2nd ODI at Mount Maunganui, Full Cricket Score: Kohli and Co win by 90 runs, lead series 2-0

New Zealand Vs India At Bay Oval, Mount Maunganui, 26 January, 2019

26 January, 2019
Starts (IST)
Match Ended

324/4 (50.0 ov)

2nd ODI

234/10 (40.2 ov)

India beat New Zealand by 90 runs

14:52 (IST)

That's a wrap for today's coverage. India now lead 2 to nothing against New Zealand. Thank you for joining in, hope to see you guys back in couple of day's time for the third ODI, which will start at 7:30 am IST, We will be here from 6:30 onwards, it will also be the final game for Virat Kohli of this series, so we will see you then! 

14:44 (IST)

Kuldeep Yadav became the first bowler to take four-plus wickets in two consecutive ODIs in New Zealand.

Umang Pabari, Cricket statistician

14:44 (IST)
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Biggest wins for India by runs in NZ in ODIs:

90 v NZ, Mount Maunganui, 2019*

84 v NZ, Hamilton, 2009

58 v NZ, Christchurch, 2009

55 v Zimbabwe, Hamilton, 1992

Umang Pabari, Cricket statistician

14:44 (IST)
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Virat Kohli, India captain: Quite clinical. I thought we were really balanced with the bat. As Rohit mentioned, I thought this was a par score on this pitch. Two back-to-back clinical performances, I feel glad as a captain. I made a conscious effort after the second drinks break that I will go hard. So when I got out the new batsman has to take over. But I thought we were quite clinical with the way we put runs on the board. That fearlessness we played with paid off in the end. (On Kuldeep and Chahal) Just the heart with which they bowl. You give them any situation, they are always ready to bowl for you and take wickets. It's the mindset that's helping them, and together they are lethal. I can't wait to have another day off.

14:40 (IST)

Kane Williamson, NZ captain: Little bit frustrating. not so much the loss, but the way we are losing. Credit to India. Both surfaces so far have been slower than usual but still fair surfaces. 324 was a good score that could be chased down here.I thought with ball in hand there were very good sings but didn't hold it together. Ish was outstanding. Doug as well. Some good steps forward but we haven't gained complete control. Important not to carried away by results and focus just on small steps. Some of the dismissals were a result of us going too hard maybe. We didn't have wickets in hand and the game was too far gone.Those are the lessons that we need to take ahead.

14:38 (IST)

Rohit Sharma has been adjudged the 'Player of the Match' for his 96-ball 87. 

Rohit: Good feeling. Most importantly we won the game. We never knew how the pitch is going to play. But as the game went on, we understood the par score here. I thought out bowlers bowled really well and stuck to our plans. (On partnership with Dhawan) I think we enjoy each other's company and share a great camaraderie. It's crucial for the team as well, when you get that kind of a start. Beautiful ground. I thought people came out in large numbers. It's always nice when you play in an open ground, and people come out in large numbers. 

14:32 (IST)

234 all out and 2-0 to India. That was perhaps never in doubt once Kane Williamson played on. But again it was Munro's dismissal that triggered this collapse. 320-odd was always going to be a tough challenge and New Zealand seem to have demons against the wrist spinners. This series could be over before Virat Kohli leaves for home. And won't that please him on Monday?! 

Chetan Narula, Freelance Cricket Journalist at Bay Oval

14:32 (IST)
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This is the first time that India have won an ODI played on January 26.

India's ODI results on 26 January:

2019 v New Zealand, Mount Maungauni, Won*

2015 v Australia, Sydney, N/R

2000 v Australia, Adelaide, LOST

1986 v Australia, Adelaide, LOST

Umang Pabari, Cricket statistician

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14:29 (IST)

Best bowling figures for India in New Zealand in ODIs:

5/33 - Anil Kumble v NZ, Wellington, 1994

4/23 - Javagal Srinath v NZ, Auckland, 2002

4/39 - Kuldeep Yadav v NZ, Napier, 2019

4/40 - Anil Kumble v SA, Hamilton, 1995

4/45 - Kuldeep Yadav v NZ, Mount Maungauni, 2019*

Umang Pabari, Cricket statistician

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ALL OUT! Shanker takes the final catch, Chahal has Ferguson as the final wicket. India win by 90 runs to lead five-match series 2-0. Flighted by Chahal outside off and Ferguson aims to go for a big shot. Doesn't get the timing right, holes out to long on.

 Lockie Ferguson c Shankar b Chahal 12(20)

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Report, 1st ODI: India’s bowlers laid the foundation before Shikhar Dhawan anchored a straightforward chase to secure the tourists a comprehensive eight-wicket victory over New Zealand in the first one day international in Napier on Wednesday.

Opener Dhawan made 75 not out and his 91-run stand with skipper Virat Kohli helped India overwhelm the revised 156-run target with 14.1 overs to spare — the Duckworth-Lewis method employed after the setting sun stopped play for a while.

On a high having just won Test and ODI series over in Australia, India looked determined to extend their domination across the Tasman Sea as they dismissed their hosts for 157 in 38 overs.

File image of New Zealand captain Kane Williamson and India captain Virat Kohli. AFP/AP

File image of New Zealand captain Kane Williamson and India captain Virat Kohli. AFP/AP

Paceman Mohammed Shami and wristspinners Kuldeep Yadav and Yuzvendra Chahal shared nine wickets among them as New Zealand failed to post a competitive total with only Kane Williamson (64) offering some resistance with the bat.

“150-odd on that kind of wicket was quite an easy total to chase down and it all boils down to the effort of the bowlers,” Kohli said.

“The pitch got slower in the second half of the innings but in the first half the spinners cramped the batsmen really well, and got those crucial breakthroughs in the middle overs for us.”

Chasing 158 to win, India got off to a steady start before Doug Bracewell dismissed Rohit Sharma (11) to end the 41-run opening stand.

Kohli joined Dhawan in the middle before play came to a halt in extraordinary circumstances as the rays from the setting sun were beaming right into the eyes of the batsmen.

India were set a revised target of 156 from 49 overs when play resumed and the tourists made steady progress with Dhawan and Kohli cruising in the middle.

Kohli, then on 37, was adjudged lbw to Tim Southee but the India captain reviewed it and got the decision overturned after snickometer suggested a faint edge.

Lockie Ferguson eventually dismissed him for 45, a day after the India captain swept the annual International Cricket Council (ICC) awards.

Earlier, Williamson was left to rue his decision to bat in the first ODI of the five-match series at Napier’s McLean Park.

Paceman Shami (3-19) made early inroads, dismissing Martin Guptill and Colin Munro in successive overs, bolstering his claim for a place in India’s World Cup squad later this year.

Williamson and Ross Taylor (24) embarked on rebuilding the innings but Yadav (4-39) and Chahal (2-43) had other ideas.

Williamson hit seven boundaries in his fluent 64 but wickets kept tumbling at the other end as the spinners struck at regular intervals.

At 107-5 at the mid-innings mark, the hosts’ hopes of lasting their full quota of 50 overs rested on Williamson batting through the innings but the Kiwi skipper perished at long-on, playing a premeditated shot against Yadav.

The teams move to Mount Maunganui for the second match on Saturday.

With inputs from Reuters

Updated Date: January 27, 2019 09:56:35 IST

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