India need 68 from 7 overs for victory

February 08, 2020 15:04

India 206-7 (43 ovs) vs NZ 273-8 | Scorecard

Neesham is called back to have a bowl. Jadeja takes a single off the second ball before Saini carves a wide delivery over the point fence for a six and then takes a single off the last ball.

De Grandhomme also comes back from the other end. Saina slices the first ball over point for two runs and then takes a single to bring up India's 200, in the 42nd over.

Jadeja does well to tap the medium pacer on the leg side and pushes his partner for the second, followed by singles off the last two balls.

Neesham check India's progress as he gives away just two singles in his ninth over, as Saini makes a few attempts at clearing the boundary but is beaten three balls in a row.

India have reached 206 for seven in 43 overs, with Jadeja on 42 and Saini on 26.

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