Latham out for 7; New Zealand 4 down

February 08, 2020 09:56

NZ 174-4 (34 ovs) vs India | Scorecard

Pacer Bumrah, who bowled a disappointing four-over first spell, comes back into the attack.

He starts with three dot balls to Taylor, who then edges the next to thirdman for one and Latham clips the next through midwicket for two runs with a single from the last ball.

Jadeja continues to keep things tight as he gives away four runs in the next over, including two leg byes.

The wicket of Guptill has slowed down New Zealand considerably but as we saw in the last match, both Taylor and Latham are capable of turning it on and take the attack to the bowlers.

Taylor and Latham in the rebuilding mode as the duo watchfully play out against Bumrah, taking four singles from his sixth over.

Jadeja boosts India with the wicket of New Zealand captain Latham, who is given out leg before wicket before he instantly takes the review.

Latham went for the sweep but missed the ball and the impact is in line before the ball is going on to hit the stumps which means New Zealand lose their review.

Latham walks back for seven as New Zealand are reduced to 171 for four in 33.1 overs.

James Neesham turns the first ball into the leg side for one and Taylor drives it to down to long-on for a single before the former takes one off the last ball.

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