Rohit out for 34; India lose 1st wkt

June 19, 2021 16:33

India 62-1 (21 ovs) vs NZ | Scorecard

Jamieson makes the first breakthrough for New Zealand after a long wait of nearly 21 overs.

Rohit looks to drive a full wide delivery which moves away as he gets the edge and is caught by Southee in the slips.

Rohit walks back for 34 after putting on 62 runs for the opening wicket with Gill to lay a solid foundation for the Indians after they were put into bat.

Southee takes a good low catch at second slip, diving to his right as New Zealand finally make a breakthrough.

'Yet another fantastic catch in the slips for New Zealand. Since the start of 2019, they've caught 91% of their chances in the slips - no side has caught more. Outstanding from Tim Southee,' tweets The CricViz Analyst @cricvizanalyst.

India's No 3 Cheteshwar Pujara starts off cautiously as he plays out the rest of the over. The last ball is on the pads as Pujara misses the glance and is struck on the thigh pads.

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