India need 52 from 6 overs for victory

February 08, 2020 15:07

India 222-7 (44 ovs) vs NZ 273-8 | Scorecard

Jadeja doing well to keep India's hopes alive in the company of Saini. Jadeja taps de Grandhomme for a single off the first ball before Saini smashes a full delivery over the covers for a four.

He then steers a short wide delivery past short thirdman for another four before he laps a slower ball past short fine leg for the third boundary of the over.

A single to Saini before Jadeja is struck on the pads as he misses the full toss trying to clip it on the leg side.

The umpire turns it down but New Zealand immediately take the DRS but the ball is slipping down and missing the stumps as Jadeja survives.

15 runs from the over as India now need 52 from six overs for victory.

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