Chahal strikes; New Zealand lose 1st wicket

February 08, 2020 08:59

NZ 108-1 (20 ovs) vs India | Scorecard

Jadeja rushing through his over, looking to just keep it simple and build up some pressure from his end by drying up the runs. He bowls a tight second over, conceding just two singles -- the same as in his first over.

Chahal continues as Guptill is beaten all ends up by one which turns sharply along with some extra bounce.

Guptill then picks up two runs to bring up his fifty from 48 balls before he lofts the last ball down the ground as he clears the long-off fielder for a six, which also takes New Zealand past 100, in the 19th over.

Guptill and Tom Blundell then work Jadeja into the gap to collect four singles from his third over.

New Zealand are well placed on 108 for one in 20 overs, with Guptill on 53 and Blundell on four.

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