Neesham hits fifty to lift NZ after collapse

October 23, 2016 16:52

NZ 259-8 (47 ovs) vs India | Scorecard

Axar comes back as Neesham turns the second ball on the leg side for two runs before sweeping the next square for a four. He cuts the next ball for a couple and repeats the shot again for two more runs as NZ recover slightly.

Neesham is playing with a good innings with the bat, scoring 39 from 37 balls to score some useful runs with the bat and take them past the 250-run mark.

Yadav drops short as Neesham pulls it over midwicket for a four before taking two runs wide of long-off.

He edges the last ball of the over for a four through thirdman region to bring up his maiden fifty from 44 balls.

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