Santner's double strike leaves India reeling

March 15, 2016 21:35

Ind 12-3 (3 ovs) vs NZ 126-7 | Scorecard

Corey Anderson to bowl the second over. The first ball is on the pads which Kohli flicks through square leg for two runs followed by a single off the next.

Rohit picks a single from the fifth ball as just four runs come from the second over.

McCullum is taken off the attack despite taking a wicket in the first over as he makes way for left-arm spinner Mitchell Santner.

He strikes in his very first over as Rohit comes down the track but is beaten in the flight coupled with turn with wicketkeeper Ronchi completing an easy stumping despite the initial fumble.

Suresh Raina also falls in the same over as he offers a simple catch to midwicket to be dismissed for one to leave India reeling on 12 for three in the third over.

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