Latham hits century; NZ in control

November 25, 2022 14:35

NZ 265-3 (43 ovs) vs India 306-7 | Scorecard

Umran, who took 2/47 in eight overs, is back into the attack with India needing a few quick wickets to get back into the contest.

He does well to give away six runs in his ninth over with New Zealand happy to play the fast bowler without any unnecessary risks.

Chahal, who has three overs left, comes back. Williamson clips the first ball for a single to fine leg.

Latham sweeps but can't get it in the gap before he comes down the track and gets just a single off an inside edge looking to swing it over the leg side.

Chahal bowls a wide followed by two singles as five runs come from the over.

Umran continues as Latham misses the pull first ball before the pacer oversteps to concede a no-ball.

Latham swings hard at the free hit delivery, but gets a big fat top edge as the ball flies over the wicketkeeper for a six.

Good length delivery from Umran as Latham is beaten for pace before he takes one and Williamson plays a beautiful flick through midwicket for a four.

Williamson steals a quick single from the last ball as New Zealand reach 265/3 in 43 overs, needing another 42 from seven overs for victory.

A good debut for Umran despite going for runs as he finishes with 2/66 in 10 overs.

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