Dhawan, Gill give India a good start

November 25, 2022 08:05

India 70-0 (16 ovs) vs NZ | Scorecard

Spin introduced as Mitchell Santner comes into the attack. Gill defends the first two balls before he clips the third ball to midwicket for a single.

Dhawan comes down the track to hit the fifth ball towards long-on for one and Gill picks a single off the last ball.

In the next over, Gill pulls the short ball from Ferguson for a couple of runs to deep square leg and then takes a quick single.

Dhawan clips the fourth ball to deep square leg for two runs before the India captain cuts the fifth ball for a four past point.

He comes down the track and flicks the last ball off his pads through midwicket for another boundary.

14 runs from the over as India reach 68 for no loss in 15 overs with both openers on 33.

Santner bowls another tidy over, giving away just two singles but India's openers have laid down a good platform, and both will be keen to cash in on the middle overs.

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