Rohit out for 147, India lose 2nd wicket

October 29, 2017 16:23

India 264-2 (42 ovs) vs NZ | Scorecard

Milne comes back as Rohit survives a run out chance after Kohli had hit it to the covers but the fielder misses the direct hit.

No boundaries in the over as Milne concedes just five runs to put a halt on the flow of runs in the recent few overs.

Santer comes back and makes the much-needed breakthrough with the big wicket of Rohit.

He goes for the big hit down the ground but holes out to Southee at long-off to perish after a wonderful innings of 147 from 138 balls, having hit 18 fours and two sixes.

A promotion for Hardik Pandya as India look to continue their attacking approach but it is only singles at the moment.

Two good back to back overs for New Zealand, without conceding any boundaries, while dismissing the dangerous Rohit.

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