New Zealand outclass India to win T20I series 2-1

February 10, 2019 15:55

India 208-6 (20 ovs) vs NZ 212-4 | Scorecard

Southee to bowl the final over. The first ball is full as Karthik clips it through midwicket as Mitchell at long-on does well to put in the slide and keep it down to two runs.

Karthik then shuffles across his stumps a long way and misses out on a wide delivery.

Karthik then smashes the next ball on the bounce to long-on but he turns down the single to keep strike.

And Krunal, who has smashed 25 from 12 balls, is unhappy with being asked to go back.

Karthik then hits the next ball to the fielder at mid-off and this time he takes the run.

Krunal then hits the fifth ball straight back at the stumps for just a single as the target is out of reach now for India with 11 needed from one ball.

Southee then bowls a bouncer which goes over Karthik and is called a wide.

11 needed off the final delivery as Karthik slams the last ball for a six over the cover region as New Zealand win by four runs, to claim the three-match series 2-1.

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