Bennett to bowl the 48th over. He starts with a yorker as Chahal can only block before he is beaten next ball.

Chahal then gets a single off the next which brings Jadeja back on strike.

Bennett then bowls a wide before Jadeja drills the next ball down the ground and rushes back for the second.

Jadeja then hits a wide delivery from Bennett through the off-side as Chahal looks to come back for the second before he is sent back but he is unable to make his crease and is run out for 10.

India need 23 from 2 overs for victory with just one wicket in hand.

Neesham to bowl the vital 49th over. Jadeja is unable to get a run off the first two balls before he lofts the third straight to de Grandhomme to perish for 55.

India are bowled out for 251 in 48.3 overs as New Zealand win by 22 runs to seal the three-match ODI series 2-0.

Bennett is back into the attack. Jadeja pulls the first ball for a single before Chahal is beaten next ball.

He taps the next ball to point as Jadeja calls him across for a quick single but Taylor misses the direct hit.

Three more singles from the last three balls as Bennett concedes just five runs from the 46th over.

In the next over, Jadeja pulls Jamieson behind square for two runs and then taps the next to midwicket for another couple to bring up his fifty, from 67 balls.

Jadeja then gets a single before Chahal swings the next over midwicket for two runs.C

Chahal then gets an edge trying to slash it over point to get a boundary and keeps strike with one from the last ball.

12 runs from the over, as India now need 28 from 3 overs for victory.

Jamieson is back into the attack. Jadeja picks a single from the first ball before Saini smashes a wide delivery over the off-side for a six.

But Jamieson gets revenge the very next delivery as Saini tries to swing it over the leg side but misses and is bowled.

Saini stroked a quickfire 45 from 49 balls to keep India in the hunt, adding 76 runs for the eighth wicket with Jadeja.

Yuzvendra Chahal watchfully plays out the last three balls to end a successful over from the pace bowler.

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.

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.

New Zealand's assistant coach Luke Ronchi has come on to the field as a substitute.

Jamieson is back into the attack. Jadeja takes a quick single to midwicket as Saini is lucky that the fielder missed the direct hit, before he plays out the rest of the over.

Neesham is called back into the attack. Jadeja steers the first ball to thirdman for one before Saini survives a leg before shout as he tries to clip it on the leg side.

Jadeja then gets two runs courtesy of an overthrow after he attempts a quick single to mid-off, followed by singles off the last three balls to get seven runs from the over.

Another tidy over from Jamieson as the pacer gives away just three singles, in the 39th over.

Pacer Bennett is back into the attack. He starts with a short ball which Jadeja tries to pull but gets the top edge which goes over fine leg for a six.

He then takes a single to thirdman before Saini looks to heave the pacer over midwicket but misses.

Saini then pokes at a wide delivery and is beaten before he tries to loft a full delivery down the ground but again he fails to make contact.

India are 189 for seven in 40 overs, needing another 85 runs from 10 overs for victory.

Jadeja has battled hard to score 37 from 53 balls, while Saini has made 14 from 31 balls.

Jadeja watchfully defends the first three balls from Neesham before the left-hander has a big swing which he misses.

He then turns Neesham on the leg side for a single and Saini picks one off the last ball.

In the next over, Saini nudges de Grandhomme on the leg side for one and Jadeja runs the third ball down to thirdman for a single followed by another run to Saini to the same fielder.

Neesham tries a bouncer to Saini, who avoids it before the medium pacer bowls a wide down the leg side.

Saini then tries to slog Neesham over the leg side but is beaten before the pacer tries another bouncer which is avoided.

The last ball is a slower as Saini has a big swing but misses it all ends up.

Another quiet over from de Grandhomme, who has made an important contribution with the ball. The all-rounder concedes just four runs in his eighth over, having taken 2-32 so far.

India are 171 for seven in 36 overs, needing another 103 runs from 14 overs for victory.

Jadeja inside edges Neesham through the leg side for one and Thakur clips the medium pacer over midwicket for a four.

In the next over, Jadeja drives Bennett through the covers for three runs as the tall Jamieson does well with the slide to keep the ball inside the ropes.

Thakur glances the third ball to fine leg for one and Jadeja takes a risky single to mid-on before the former plays another cover drive for two runs.

India are 143 for six in 30 overs, needing another 131 runs for victory from 20 overs at an asking rate of 6.5.

Neeesham continues as he has a huge appeal for LBW turned down against Jadeja with the ball slipping down the leg side.

Jadeja then takes a quick single to mid-off before Thakur throws his bat as he slaps a wide delivery through the covers for a four. He then lofts a full delivery over the fielder at mid-on for another boundary and retains strike with one from the last ball.

India are 153 for six in 31 overs, needing another 121 runs for victory from 19 overs at an asking rate of just over six.

The arrival of Thakur has boosted India's run rate somewhat as he stroked his way to 18 from 15 balls.

De Grandhomme dents India's hope with the wicket of Thakur, who is bowled for 18. One more Indian batsman, who is bowled through the gate -- the gap between bat and pad -- to the incoming delivery.

No 9 Navdeep Saini is beaten a couple of times outside the off-stump by de Grandhomme before he lofts the last ball back over the bowler's head for a four to get off the mark.

India's scoring rate has dipped below five runs per over. Southee continues to build the pressure with four dot balls in a row to Jadeja, who then slashes a short wide delivery over the slips for a four.

At the halfway stage, India are struggling on 108 for five in 25 overs, needing another 166 runs for victory from 25 overs at an asking rate of 6.64.

Iyer has battled hard to keep India in the hunt, hitting 45 from 49 balls.

Bennett bowls in a good channel just on and around the off-stump to concede just three singles, from his fourth over.

Neesham comes back into the attack. Iyer picks a single from the first ball before Jadeja gets a thick inside edge which narrowly misses the leg stump and goes fine on the leg side for a four and then clips the next square on the leg side for two runs.

Neesham then bowls a short delivery which goes over the batsman and the wicketkeeper for five wides before Jadeja plays another clip through the leg side for two runs to get 14 from the over.

In the next over, Iyer edges Bennett fine on the off-side for a four to complete his fifty from 55 balls.

But he perishes the very next delivery as he makes room and tries to slash Bennett over the off-side but gets an edge and is caught behind for 52.

Shardul Thakur drives a full delivery through the covers for two runs to get off the mark.

The ploy to bring back Southee has worked for the Kiwis. He cripples India further with the wicket of Jadhav, who is caught in the covers for nine.

The last ball is slanted across left-hander Ravindra Jadeja, who offers no shot.

India reeling on 96 for five in 21 overs, with Iyer unbeaten on 38.

Iyer will continue to bat positively despite the fall of wickets from the other end. He lofts a length ball from de Grandhomme over midwicket for a four and then takes a single to midwicket off the fifth ball as India go past the 100-run mark, in the 22nd over.

Southee continues as Iyer clips the second ball to fine leg for one and Jadeja is beaten outside the off-stump as he plays away from his body as he plays out the last four balls.

Pacer Bennett is back into the attack. Iyer takes a quick single on the off-side as Guptill swoops in quickly from short thirdman but misses the direct hit with Jadeja struggling to make his crease.

Jadeja then plays out three dot balls in a row as he can't find the gap through the off-side before he looks to cut a short wide delivery but is beaten.

He slaps the last ball past point but for just a single to thirdman as India reach 104 for five in 24 overs.

Medium pacer James Neesham into the attack in place of Jamieson, who bowled a good first spell of 1-19 in six overs.

He also starts off with a tidy over to ramp up the pressure, giving away just two singles in his first over.

Iyer inside edges de Grandhomme trying to drive it through the covers as he gets a single to fine leg.

Jadhav looks to break the shackles as he clubs a length ball from the medium pacer back over his head for a four.

The right-hander is then beaten trying to loft it over the covers before he offers no shot to the last ball.

Southee comes back into the attack as he replaces Neesham. Iyer turns the first ball to mid-on for one and Jadhav defends the next few balls before taking a single on the leg side followed by another run off the last ball.

Iyer and Jadhav looking to keep the scoreboard moving with four singles off de Grandhomme before the former launches the last ball over long-off for a six.

India are 96 for four in 20 overs, with Iyer on 38 from 41 balls and Jadhav on nine from 22 balls.

Medium pacer Colin de Grandhomme comes into the attack as he replaces Southee.

He strikes in his first over with the key wicket of the in-form KL Rahul, who gets an inside edge and is bowled for eight, as India slip to 71 for four in the 14th over.

Kedar Jadhav watchfully plays out the rest of the over as de Grandhomme starts off with a wicket-maiden.

Iyer defends the first two balls from Jamieson before he slashes a short wide delivery over the off-side cordon for a four before playing out the last three balls with caution.

In the next over, Jadhav steers de Grandhomme to thirdman for a single before Iyer is unable to get a run off the last four balls, as just one comes from the over.

Iyer looking to ensure India don't lose their momentum. He lofts a full delivery from Jamieson over mid-off for a four and then blocks the last three balls.

A longish first spell for Southee as he continues to bowl his sixth over on the trot.

Iyer is beaten outside the off-stump as he flirts at a wide delivery without any footwork. The next ball is overpitched as Iyer drills it straight down the ground for a four and keeps strike with a single from the last ball.

Jamieson keeps things tight from his end, as he gives away two singles in his fifth over.

Iyer gets a thick outside edge to thirdman for one before Kohli guides the next ball from Jamieson to the same fielder for another single and the former does the same off the third ball.

The tall pacer tries the short ball which Kohli pulls through midwicket for a four and keeps strike with one from the last ball.

In the next over, Southee has a huge appeal for leg before wicket turned down against Kohli, who looks to play it across the line on the leg side.

A couple of singles from the next two balls before Southee leaves India in a mess with the big wicket of Kohli.

Kohli plays all over a full delivery trying to clip Southee through midwicket and is bowled for 15.

India in big trouble on 59 for three in 10 overs, with Iyer on 12 and KL Rahul on two.

Kohli plays a loose shot away from his body trying to drive Southee but is beaten before he takes a single off the next.

Shreyas Iyer starts off in confident fashion as he plays a cracking drive through the covers for a four off the first ball he faces.

He blocks the next two balls before guiding a short wide delivery past the slips for another boundary.

Jamieson impressed with the bat earlier and now he is making a major contribution with the ball.

After picking up the wicket of Shaw earlier in the over, he now comes up with a cracking over to Kohli, bowling on a good line and length for a maiden over to the Indian captain.

Infact, Kohli had a close shave in the over as he sees a tough chance go down with the bowler Jamieson making a good effort with his left hand but was unable to hold on.

Iyer guides Southee to thirdman for one before Kohli clips it through square leg for two runs followed by a wide.

Kohli looks to drive Southee through the covers as he gets an inside edge to fine leg for one.

Southee then bowls a loose delivery as Shaw punches it through the covers for a four to race to 24, with all runs coming through boundaries.

Southee then adjusts his line as Shaw can only defend the last three balls.

The tall Kyle Jamieson comes into the attack, replacing Bennett, who is taken off despite taking a wicket in his previous over.

The first two balls are on the off-stump line as Kohli defends watchfully before he clips the next through square leg for one.

Jamieson then produces to beauty to bowl Shaw through the gate for 24. He got the ball to jag in sharply as Shaw went for the big drive but the ball sneaked in the gap through bat and pad to crash into the stumps.

India in a spot of bother on 34 for two in five overs.

Bennett starts his second over with a wide down the leg side to Agarwal before another short ball is ruled a wide.

Agarwal then slaps a short wide delivery through the covers for two runs but perishes next delivery.

Bennett gets the ball to move away enough to take the edge as Agarwal is trying to defend off the backfoot to be caught by Taylor for three.

New batsman Virat Kohli clips the first ball he faces through square leg for three runs to get off the mark.

Shaw then pulls a short ball over the fielder at mid-on for a four as India get 11 from the over despite losing the wicket.

Prithvi Shaw and Mayank Agarwal are the two openers for India, who need a good start, while New Zealand will be aiming for a few early wickets.

Hamish Bennett to open the bowling for the hosts. The first ball is full as Shaw drives it mid-off, who lets it go through for a boundary as the opener gets off the mark.

Bennett then strays down the pads as Shaw glances him fine for a four and two balls later clips it through square leg for the third four of the over.

India off with a bang as the opening over from Bennett goes for 12 runs.

The experienced Tim Southee to bowl from the other end. Agarwal taps the second ball to midwicket and takes a quick run to get off the mark.

Shaw defends the next three balls before he slashes a short wide delivery through point for a four.

Saini to bowl the 49th over. Jamieson picks a single off the first ball to bring Taylor on strike, who swings the next ball over midwicket for a four.

He slices the third ball to thirdman as Prithvi Shaw takes it on the bounce but a poor throw means Taylor is able to make his crease.

Taylor then hits a full toss to long-on for one and Jamieson pulls the next for just a single.

Saini then bowls the perfect yorker outside the off-stump as Taylor is beaten trying to hit it through the off-side.

Bumrah to bowl the final over. Jamieson drives the first ball to long-on for a single before Taylor reverse paddles the next off the back of the bat for a four.

Taylor then runs the next to short thirdman for a single before Jamieson picks up the slower ball as he lofts it over the long-off boundary for a six.

He gets a single off the fifth ball before Taylor slaps the last ball to sweeper cover for one as New Zealand recover to post 273 for eight in 50 overs.

Taylor came to New Zealand's rescue after a middle order collapse as he stroked an unbeaten 73 from 74 balls.

No 9 Jamieson impressed on his debut with a cameo of 25 from 24 balls as the duo put on an unbroken stand of 76 from 51 balls for the ninth wicket.

New Zealand lost their way in the middle overs as they lost six wickets for 62 runs between the 26th and 40th over.

But Taylor rallied New Zealand in the company of Jamieson as the Kiwis recovered to score 78 runs for the loss of one wicket in the last 10 overs.

Saini comes in place of Thakur. Thakur takes on the young pacer as he plays his trademark whip over over midwicket for a six off the first ball. The pacer makes a good comeback, conceding just a single followed by four dot balls to Jamieson.

Bumrah is back from the other end. Taylor hits the ball on the bounce over Bumrah for a single to bring up his fifty from 61 balls.

Two dot balls before Bumrah bowls a bouncer to the tall Jamieson as he ducks under it but it goes over wicketkeeper Rahul for four byes followed by two yorkers which he keeps out.

Thakur comes back into the attack. He gifts Taylor a full toss which he lofts down the ground over long-on for a six and then attempts to slog it over midwicket for just a single.

Jamieson shows his prowess with the bat as he heaves the pacer over midwicket for another six followed by a single.

Thakur then looks to keep it out of Taylor's reach and ends up bowling two wides in a row outside the off-stump.

Taylor then miscues the heave as he skies it on the leg side but Shreyas Iyer is unable to judge the catch cleanly and ends up dropping it.

A single to Taylor off the first ball before Jamieson clips a yorker on his pads through square leg for a four to raise the 50-run stand for the ninth wicket from 35 balls.

A good fightback from New Zealand in the last few overs as they reach 250 for eight in 48 overs.

Pacer Thakur comes back into the attack. Taylor takes a single to point off the first ball and the tall Kyle Jamieson picks one to long-on to get off the mark in ODIs.

Thakur then foxes Taylor with the slower ball as he looks to heave it over the leg side but is beaten and the pacer then bowls a wide.

Taylor then looks to carve Thakur over the off-side as he ends up hitting it in the air but Bumrah at thirdman is unable to get to the ball.

Chahal to bowl his final over. Taylor slashes the third ball over point for a four and then takes a single followed by two more singles.

A good outing with the ball for Chahal as he finishes with 3-58 in his 10 overs.

Saini is back into the attack. He bowls a superb over conceding just a single in the 41st over as New Zealand continue to struggle.

The slide continues for New Zealand as Chahal dismisses Southee, who looks loft the spinner down the ground but holes out to long-on for three.

Taylor then edges the next ball for a four fine on the off-side and then keeps strike with one from the last ball.

Bumrah is back into the attack. A single to Taylor off the first ball before Tim Southee runs the next ball to thirdman for one to get off the mark and the former gets one off the fifth ball.

Southee survives a close call as he looks to steal a quick single off the last ball to Jadeja at point, who misses the direct hit.

Kiwis are struggling with their running between the wickets today. Taylor has a huge misunderstanding as he is sent back halfway down after looking for a quick run in the covers.

Taylor then drives Chahal through the covers for two runs before India are presented with another run out opportunity as Southee makes his crease despite the direct hit.

New Zealand have lost their way in the middle overs as they are reduced to 195 for seven in 40 overs, with Taylor on 27 and Southee on 3.

Jadeja continues as de Grandhomme defends before he tries to pull but fails to connect and then taps the next on the off-side.

Jadeja then strays on the leg side as the right-hander glances it fine for a four, followed by two dot balls as the left-arm spinner finishes with 1-35 in 10 overs.

Pacer Thakur is back into the attack. Taylor is beaten trying to steer the second ball down to thirdman before he heaves the fourth ball over midwicket for a single and then takes a single.

De Grandhomme then throws his wicket away as he looks to swing Thakur on the leg side but ends up skying a simple catch Iyer at deep square leg to perish for five.

Leg-spinner Chahal is back into the attack. Mark Chapman is off the mark with a single to long-on and Taylor then takes one through the covers.

New Zealand continue to collapse as Chapman chips a simple catch back to the bowler Chahal, who manages to hold on this time, after dropping one earlier in the match.

Chapman perishes for one as New Zealand slip to 187 for seven in 38 overs.

The onus will now be on veteran Taylor, who is batting on 22 from 34 balls.

Fast bowler Saini comes back into the attack. Neesham runs the first ball down to thirdman for a single before he is run out next ball by a direct hit from Jadeja for three.

Taylor had tapped it to point as Neesham rushed across for a quick run but Jadeja was quick to get to the ball and hit the stumps from close range.

A good turnaround from India in the middle overs as New Zealand slip from 142 for one in the 27th over to 175 for five in the 35th over, losing four wickets for 33 in the space of eight overs.

Colin de Grandhomme picks a single to get off the mark before Taylor plays three dot balls from Saini.

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.

Thakur drops short as Taylor cuts it past point for two runs and then pulls a short ball to square leg for one.

Another short ball as Guptill pulls it behind square on the leg side for a four to get seven runs from the Thakur over.

Against the run of play, New Zealand lose the key wicket of Guptill, who is run out for 79, hitting eight fours and three sixes in his 79-ball knock.

Taylor had reverse swept Jadeja to short thirdman as Guptill called him for a quick single but Thakur was quick to the ball and sent a good throw on the stumps to catch Guptill.

Tom Latham gets off the mark with a single to long-on and Taylor takes one to point.

New Zealand are reduced to 159 for three in 30 overs, having lost two wickets for 26 runs in the last five overs.

Thakur is back into the attack. Blundell picks a single off an inside edge before Guptill powerfully pulls a short ball over midwicket for a four as New Zealand reach 133 for one in 25 overs.

Jadeja is back into the attack. Guptill and Blundell pick two singles each, to get four runs from the spinner's fifth over.

In the next over, Blundell hammers Thakur straight down the ground past mid-off for a boundary.

But the bowler gets revenge next ball as Blundell looks for the lofted shot over mid-on but fails to get enough elevation and is caught by Saini for 22.

Ross Taylor defends the first two balls he faces before he takes a single off the last ball to keep strike.

A single each to Taylor and Guptill before the former glances the fourth ball from Jadeja through fine leg for a four, followed by another single, to bring up New Zealand's 150, in the 28th over.

Saini is back into the attack. A single to Guptill before the pacer bowls a leg side wide to Blundell, who then drills a full delivery straight back past the bowler for a four.

Saini tries the short ball as Blundell pulls it powerfully through midwicket for another boundary.

In the next over, Jadeja has a huge shout for leg before wicket turned down against Guptill. The umpire is not interested and captain Virat Kohli after discussing with wicketkeeper KL Rahul and bowler Jadeja decides not take the review.

Two balls later, Guptill smashes a short ball from Jadeja through point for a four and keeps strike with one from the last ball.

Infact, replays show that India could have got the wicket of Guptill had they taken the review, with the ball hitting in line and going on to hit the stumps.

Guptill nudges Saini to fine leg for one and Blundell comes down the track and looks to heave the pacer through the leg side but is beaten before he takes one off the fifth ball.

Chahal continues as the Kiwis pick three singles off four balls before Blundell survives a run out chance as Manish Pandey close in on the off-side is unable to collect the ball cleanly.

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.

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.

India still searching for their first breakthrough as Saini continues. He is generating good pace, bowling in excess of 140kph, and has also maintained a good line and length.

A single to Nicholls to thirdman before the pacer bowls a high full toss down the leg side which is ruled a wide and Guptill then takes a single.

Nicholls is hit on the pads trying to hit Saini through the leg side before he whips the last ball to fine leg for one.

In the next over, Guptill pulls a short ball from Chahal over midwicket for a six and he then takes a single to long-on.

Chahal then puts down a straightforward catch of his own bowling to give Nicholls (34) a lifeline. The ball was chipped back straight to Chahal, who got his hands to it before somehow ended up spilling it.

This has been a perfect start for New Zealand as they reach 83 for no loss in 15 overs, with Guptill on 45 from 38 balls and Nicholls on 35 from 52 balls.

Spin introduced at the end of Powerplay as leg-spinner Yuzvendra Chahal comes into the attack, to bowl the 11th over.

Guptill watchfully blocks the first ball before he takes a single on the leg side next ball.

Nicholls then sweeps a leg side delivery for one to short fine leg, followed by two more singles as four runs come from the over.

Change of ends for Saini as he takes over Thakur. A single each for Nicholls and Guptill before the former drives a full delivery through the covers for two runs.

The next ball is a full toss as Nicholls drives it straight down the ground past mid-off for a four.

In the next over, Chahal slips down the leg side as Guptill sweeps it through fine leg for a four followed by singles off the last two balls as New Zealand reach 70 for no loss in 13 overs.

Nicholls continue to steal the quick singles as he taps Bumrah to mid-off and takes another run.

Bumrah then strays down the leg side as Guptill glances it fine for a four and does the same next ball for another boundary. This time he missed the yorker as the ball hit the back leg and went fine but the umpire rules it as runs.

Bumrah goes the short ball as Guptill attempts the ramp shot but is beaten. He gets it right next ball as he ramps a quick short ball over the wicketkeeper for a huge six over the stands, to get 15 from the over.

Bumrah is once again struggling to make an impression, giving away 29 from his four overs.

Saini bowls four dot balls in a row to Nicholls, before the left-hander is beaten trying to pull a short ball down the leg side for five dots in a row.

But he makes up for it as he pulls the last ball for a four to ruin a good over from Saini.

Thakur comes back into the attack, replacing Bumrah. Guptill taps the first ball on the off-side and takes a quick single and Nicholls shuffles across and scoops the third ball for a four to take New Zealand past 50.

It has been a good start by New Zealand as they start off cautiously before taking on the bowlers, to reach 52 for no loss in 10 overs.

Guptill has stroked his way to 29 from 26 balls, while Nicholls has made 21 from 34 balls.

Bumrah tries a good short ball slanting in as Guptill ducks under it. Another short ball follows as Guptill tries to play the ramp shot this time but doesn't have enough room with the ball coming in. He somehow manages to ramp the ball over the wicketkeeper for a four.

Guptill is expecting a full delivery next ball as he takes a couple of steps down and lofts Bumrah over the covers for another four before he takes a single off the last ball.

Just seven came from the first four overs, before New Zealand have rallied to hit 19 from the last two overs, to take the score to 26 for no loss in six overs.

Navdeep Saini comes into the attack as he replaces Thakur, who went for some runs in his previous over.

A single to Guptill off the second ball to mid-off and Nicholls gets a leg bye two balls later as he misses the clip on the leg side.

Saini bowls a quick short ball but this time no ramp shot from Guptill as he is happy to let it go and offers no shot to the last ball as well as Saini makes a tidy start.

Nicholls hits Bumrah into the covers for just a single and Guptill guides the next to thirdman for one, followed by another single off the last ball.

Nicholls is keen to break the shackles to make up for the slow start. A full delivery from Thakur is clipped through midwicket for three runs before Guptill takes a single next ball.

Nicholls then chips down the track and lofts Thakur back over his head for the first boundary of the match, in the fifth over. He then taps the fourth delivery to mid-off and rushes across, making his ground despite the direct hit from the fielder and Guptill edges the last ball to thirdman for one.

10 runs from the over as New Zealand reach 17 for no loss in five overs.

Shardul Thakur to open the bowling for India, while Henry Nicholls and Martin Guptill are the two openers for New Zealand.

The first ball is down the leg side as Guptill looks to clip it on the leg side which he misses but picks up a leg bye.

Nicholls then throws his bat at a wide delivery which he misses before he plays out the rest of the over as Thakur starts off with a maiden over

Jasprit Bumrah from the other end. Guptill defends the first two deliveries before he gets a thick outside edge off the third ball for a single to thirdman to get New Zealand off the mark and Henry takes a quick single two balls later for another run.

India's pacers not giving away anything at the moment. Thakur starts his second over with three dots ball in a row, who then taps the fourth ball on the off-side and steals a quick run.

Thakur then has a huge appeal for leg before wicket turned down but captain Kohli doesn't take the DRS and rightly so as Guptill had got a big inside edge on it.

A slow start for New Zealand as they manage just four runs from the first three overs.

India captain Virat Kohli has won the toss and elected to bowl in the must-win second ODI against New Zealand in Auckland, on Saturday.

Fast bowler Mohammed Shami has been rested keeping in mind the upcoming Test cricket as Navdeep Saini is included. In another change, the struggling Kuldeep Yadav is left out as Yuzvendra Chahal takes his place.

New Zealand have made a couple of changes as Kyle Jamieson and Mark Chapman are included.

Welcome to the coverage of the second One-Day International between New Zealand and India in Auckland, on Saturday.

Some of their bowling and fielding frailties exposed in the series-opener, India will aim for quick course correction when they take on a resurgent New Zealand in a must-win second match.

Flying high after the 5-0 whitewash of New Zealand in the T20I series, India were brought to the ground after the hosts took a 1-0 lead in the three-match series with a four-wicket win in the first ODI.

The Black Caps chased down their highest-ever total in ODI cricket at Seddon Park and the toss will be crucial once again at the even shorter Eden Park where the side batting second will have a clear advantage.

New Zealand opted to bat here in both the T20Is, but India chased well in both instances albeit in different circumstances.

India find themselves in a familiar situation after the loss in Hamilton. But the visitors have come from behind against the West Indies and Australia to win their last two ODI series and Virat Kohli's men will aim to do the same against the Kiwis.

Like in Chennai against the West Indies, or in Mumbai against Australia, India's loss at Hamilton was down to their lack of ability to take wickets in the middle overs.

In the first ODI, skipper Virat Kohli turned to Jasprit Bumrah every time he went searching for a wicket. This over-dependency is something India would want to address in their composition.

India's fielding too will be under the scanner. In each of those losses at Chennai, Mumbai and Hamilton, it was poor despite flashes of individual brilliance.

The general fielding standards have gone down since the Bangladesh series and there is a need for a collective all-round effort from the visitors to bounce back.

Shardul Thakur was expensive in his outings at Eden Park during the T20Is, and he didn't impress in the first ODI either and India could think of replacing him with Navdeep Saini.

The other contemplation will be about Kedar Jadhav's role in the side. Selected primarily to bring balance to the playing eleven with his part-time spin, Kohli didn't give him a single over in Hamilton.

Perhaps it was due to the short boundaries. In that light, bowling Jadhav at Eden Park makes even less sense. It could merit giving Shivam Dube a go in the must-win match, or even playing a full-time batsman in Manish Pandey.