Williamson out for 49; NZ 8 down

June 22, 2021 20:30

NZ 221-8 (94 ovs) vs India 217 | Scorecard

Ishant is back into the attack. Williamson punches the first ball to deep point for a single.

Southee looks to hit the next ball straight as he miscues it back to the bowler, who barely has time to react and take the catch on his follow through.

Shami strays on the pads as Southee misses the flick but gets a leg bye with the ball going fine off the pads.

A single each to Williamson and Southee before the New Zealand captain cuts the last ball for a four to give New Zealand the lead.

Ishant makes the breakthrough with the key wicket of Williamson, who is caught by Kohli in the slips after a long vigil of 49 runs from 177 balls.

A rare loose shot from Williamson, as he looks to punch the wide outswinger from Ishant but gets the edge.

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