New Zealand off to a cautious start

February 08, 2020 07:54

NZ 17-0 (5 ovs) vs India

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.

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