India vs New Zealand First ODI Live Updates: New Zealand win by four wickets and go 1-0 up in the three-match ODI series! Rossco gets the honour of scoring the winning run off the first delivery of the penultimate over, and remains unbeaten on 109. The Black Caps finally break the rut after a series of losses in the 20-over fixtures. First ODI Preview: New Zealand would be looking to bounce back after a 0-5 thrashing in the T20I series as they take on India in the three-match ODI series. It will be a test of mettle for a new-look Kiwi bowling attack against a formidable Indian batting line-up. Both teams have suffered injury setbacks ahead of the 50-over series which starts in Hamilton on Wednesday. New Zealand captain Kane Williamson will miss the first two matches with a shoulder injury which also prevented him from playing the last two matches of their Twenty20 series. “Kane has had an X-ray scan which cleared him of anything serious but it’s best for his recovery that he avoids aggravating the joint for the next few days,” Black Caps physiotherapist Vijay Vallabh said. “He will start batting again on Friday with the prospect of being available for game three next Tuesday.” New Zealand is already without fast bowlers Trent Boult, who has a broken finger; Lockie Ferguson, with a calf strain; and Matt Henry, with a broken thumb. India will be without star batsman Rohit Sharma for the remainder of the New Zealand tour. Sharma suffered a calf injury in the fifth T20 and will miss the one-day series and two-match Test series. The injury to Sharma may result in the call-up of highly rated youngster Prithvi Shaw, who has yet to play an ODI. Shaw is with the India A team which is playing New Zealand A in a four-day series. India captain Virat Kohli has confirmed that KL Rahul will keep wickets and bat in middle-order which means that Shaw and Mayank Agarwal will in all probability open the batting. Meanwhile, some New Zealand fans have been angered by the decision of head coach Gary Stead to take a break during the one-day series. Australia-born bowling coach Shane Jurgensen will take over as head coach in Stead’s absence. Jurgensen said Stead’s holiday was “pre-planned” but some fans were angered that he has taken a break after New Zealand’s 3-0 Test series defeat in Australia and 5-0 loss in the T20 series. “I’ve been planning to look after this series for a while," Jurgensen said. “Gary’s taking a well-earned break for the week.” “It’s been happening throughout the summer. I’ve had breaks, other coaches have had breaks, to freshen up and get ready for the other challenges ahead, after this series.” Squads: India team players: Prithvi Shaw , Mayank Agarwal , Yuzvendra Chahal , Shivam Dube , Shreyas Iyer , Manish Pandey , Rishabh Pant , KL Rahul , Virat Kohli(c) , Ravindra Jadeja , Kuldeep Yadav , Mohammed Shami , Shardul Thakur , Jasprit Bumrah , Navdeep Saini New Zealand team players: Tom Latham , Martin Guptill , Ross Taylor , Scott Kuggeleijn , Colin de Grandhomme , Jimmy Neesham , Daryl Mitchell , Tom Blundell , Henry Nicholls , Mark Chapman , Kyle Jamieson , Mitchell Santner , Hamish Bennett , Ish Sodhi , Tim Southee With inputs from AP
India vs New Zealand, Highlights, 1st ODI at Hamilton, Full Cricket Score: Taylor's unbeaten ton guides Kiwis to four-wicket win
India vs New Zealand First ODI Live Updates: KNew Zealand win by four wickets and go 1-0 up in the three-match ODI series! Rossco gets the honour of scoring the winning run off the first delivery of the penultimate over, and remains unbeaten on 109. The Black Caps finally break the rut after a series of losses in the 20-over fixtures.
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Absolutely brilliant run chase!
Terrific win for New Zealand. Stutter towards the end through some careless batting, but this was a fine run chase against an Indian team strong on form and momentum
— Cricketwallah (@cricketwallah) February 5, 2020
After 48.1 overs,New Zealand 348/6 ( Ross Taylor 109 , Mitchell Santner 12)
New Zealand win by four wickets and go 1-0 up in the three-match ODI series! Rossco gets the honour of scoring the winning run off the first delivery of the penultimate over, and remains unbeaten on 109. The Black Caps finally break the rut after a series of losses in the 20-over fixtures.
After 48 overs,New Zealand 347/6 ( Ross Taylor 108 , Mitchell Santner 12)
Kohli’s decided to give Shardul the 48th over instead of Shami, and is probably left regretting that one, with the pacer getting hammered for 13 runs — including a six and a four to Santner — to leave the Black Caps needing just one to win off 12 balls.
After 47 overs,New Zealand 334/6 ( Ross Taylor 107 , Mitchell Santner 1)
The umpire stretches his arms again after Bumrah strays down the leg side, taking the wide count to 24. Santner drives the ball through midwicket, but decides against coming back for a second run. Taylor nicks the ball towards third man for a single off the third delivery. Dot off each of the last three balls. Bumrah finishes wicketless, but the most economical (5.30). NZ need 14 off 18.
After 46 overs,New Zealand 331/6 ( Ross Taylor 106 , Mitchell Santner 0)
Taylor’s pinged on the helmet while attempting to hook a short ball from Shami, but doesn’t ask for any medical attention. Neesham perishes off the second delivery, getting caught by Jadhav while trying to go big over the wide long on region. Shami follows the wicket delivery with a sharp yorker to Taylor that fetches the centurion just a single. De Grandhomme gets off the mark with a single off the second delivery that he faces. Another dismissal of the last delivery, this time de Grandhomme falling short of the non-striker’s end while completing a second run. Four runs and two wickets from the over.
OUT! De Grandhomme fails to make it to the non-striker’s crease on time after responding to Taylor’s call for a second run, and New Zealand are starting to throw their wickets away in a cluster with the finish line in sight. NZ 331/6
De Grandhomme run out (Iyer/Kohli) 1(2)
OUT! Neesham tried going big over the wide long on fence, but didn’t get the distance and ended up offering a simple catch to the boundary rider Jadhav. NZ 328/5
Neesham c Jadhav b Shami 9(14)
After 45 overs,New Zealand 327/4 ( Ross Taylor 103 , James Neesham 9)
Tidy over from Bumrah, with just four singles coming off it. Not enough to prevent the Kiwis from going 1-0 up, but helpful enough for Bumrah to finish off on a tidy note. NZ need 21 to win from 30 balls.
After 44 overs,New Zealand 323/4 ( Ross Taylor 101 , James Neesham 7)
The Kiwis are doing it in singles now. Taylor, meanwhile, brings up his 21st ODI ton with a single off the first ball, completing his ton off just 73 deliveries. Kuldeep ends the day with figures of 2/84.
Most centuries for NZ v IND in ODIs:
5 : Nathan Astle
3 : Chris Cairns, Ross Taylor*
2 : Martin Crowe
Most centuries for New Zealand in ODIs:
21 : Ross Taylor*
16 : Nathan Astle, Martin Guptill
13 : Kane Williamson
After 43 overs,New Zealand 319/4 ( Ross Taylor 99 , James Neesham 5)
Shami brought back into the attack, and he starts off with a well-directed bouncer at the all-rounder. Another short ball to Neesham off the next delivery, this time Neesham getting a top-edge that goes for a one-bounce four. Wide called for height off the fourth delivery. Another wide off the final delivery, with Neesham setting off for the non-striker’s end after a fumble by Rahul. Taylor collects a single to keep the strike, and move to 99. NZ need 29 off 42.
After 42 overs,New Zealand 311/4 ( Ross Taylor 98 , James Neesham 1)
Kuldeep brought back for one final burst, and he finally ends the partnership as Latham holes out to Shami at long on to depart for an classy 69. Jimmy Neesham walks out to bat next, and gets off the mark with a single off the last delivery. NZ need 37 off 48.
OUT! India finally break the fourth-wicket stand, although this may have come a tad bit late for their liking.Latham attempts to go downtown over long on, but doesn’t get the timing to clear the rope, getting caught by Shami. NZ 309/4
Latham c Shami b Kuldeep 69(48)
After 41 overs,New Zealand 307/3 ( Ross Taylor 96 , Tom Latham (C) (W) 68)
Nothing’s going India’s way at the moment, not even for their best bowler as Bumrah concedes five wides off the second delivery while bowling a steep bouncer that was too high for the batsman to connect. Another wide conceded next ball. Taylor brings up the team 300 with a single off the second (legal) delivery, and also completes 2,000 international runs at the Seddon Park. Misfield by Shami at wide third man after a late cut by Latham results in another boundary, and New Zealand getting even closer to the finish line. 15 from Bumrah’s eighth over. NZ need 41 to win from 54 balls.
After 40 overs,New Zealand 292/3 ( Ross Taylor 93 , Tom Latham (C) (W) 62)
Shardul Thakur returns to the attack, and ends up conceding 22 runs of his eighth over — a six each to Latham and Taylor, with the latter collecting back-to-back boundaries off the last two deliveries. It’s New Zealand’s game to lose now, with 56 needed off 60 balls with seven wickets in hand.
After 39 overs,New Zealand 270/3 ( Ross Taylor 79 , Tom Latham (C) (W) 55)
Bumrah returns to the attack, but is unable to stop the flow of runs as Latham collects a boundary off the second delivery to bring up his 16th ODI fifty off, taking 38 balls to do so. Nine from the over. The required rate a shade over seven now.
After 38 overs,New Zealand 261/3 ( Ross Taylor 78 , Tom Latham (C) (W) 47)
Kuldeep brought back into the attack in place of Shami. Single off each of the first two deliveries followed by two doubles. Taylor tickles the ball pitched along leg to place it wide of the keeper and allow it to run away to the fine leg fence. 11 off the over, with the Black Caps collecting 65 runs from the last five overs. India need a miracle spell from Bumrah to stop the hosts from grabbing the series lead.
After 37 overs,New Zealand 250/3 ( Ross Taylor 73 , Tom Latham (C) (W) 41)
Jadeja concedes 15 off his final over, including two fours and a six, to sign off with figures of 0/64 at the end of his quota. New Zealand breach the 250-mark with three overs left in the second powerplay.


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