NZ lose 7th wicket; India on top

February 08, 2020 10:25

NZ 195-7 (40 ovs) vs India | Scorecard

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.

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