IND vs NZ: Kiwis all-out for 230, India yet to bat
Credit to the Indian bowlers, they bounced back in spectacular fashion. Kumar was the standout bowler as he along with Bumrah ran through the top order. They were well supported by the rest. Everybody except for Kedar Jadhav chipped in at the wickets.
Riding on first ODI success the Kiwis won the toss and opted to bat first as they were reports that the Pune pitch was perfect for batting. However, they got off to a torrid start as they lost their top three for peanuts.
New Zealand wins the toss. Elects to bat first in the 2nd ODI #INDvNZ pic.twitter.com/AnvsK29LK9
— BCCI (@BCCI) October 25, 2017
The Taylor Latham partnership also did not do much. Nicholls along with Tom Latham did steady the ship for them with a 60-run stand but a flurry of wickets, in the end, pulled back the Kiwis. A cameo first from de Grandhomme and later from Southee has given their bowlers something to bowl at.
Credit to the Indian bowlers, they bounced back in spectacular fashion. Kumar was the standout bowler as he along with Bumrah ran through the top order. They were well supported by the rest. Everybody except for Kedar Jadhav chipped in at the wickets.
New Zealand 230/9 in 50 overs. #TeamIndia need 231 runs to win the 2nd ODI #INDvNZ pic.twitter.com/RRtdPRAwq0
— BCCI (@BCCI) October 25, 2017
The tourists will have to bowl really well if they are to defend this total. The Indian batting line-up, on the other hand, will fancy themselves to chase this down and level the series.