Taylor, Jamieson rally New Zealand to 273

February 08, 2020 11:54

India 17-0 (2 ovs) vs NZ 273-8 | Scorecard

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.

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