Chahal strikes; New Zealand lose 1st wicket

February 08, 2020 08:54

NZ 94-1 (17 ovs) vs India | Scorecard

Ravindra Jadeja is back into the attack. He makes a tidy start as Nicholls and Guptill pick a single to get just two runs from the spinner's opening over.

Chahal continues after the drinks break. He starts with a wide down the leg side to Guptill, who then takes a single to long-on, followed by singles off the last two balls.

Nicholls then comes down the track and lofts Chahal over midwicket for a four as New Zealand continue their good start.

Chahal gives India some relief with the wicket of Nicholls. He looks to sweep a full delivery and misses to given out leg before wicket. The left-hander reviews the decision but it turns out to be a waste as Nicholls walks back after scoring 41, and putting on 93 runs for the opening wicket with Guptill.

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