India vs New Zealand 3rd ODI Highlights: As it happened between IND and NZ in Bay Oval - in pictures
India face New Zealand in the third and final ODI at Bay Oval, Mount Maunganui.
New Zealand defeated India by five wickets in the third and final ODI at the of the three-match series here at the Bay Oval in Mount Maunganui on Tuesday (February 11).
With this victory, the Blackcaps also registered a 3-0 whitewash over the Men In Blue in the three-match ODI series. This is also India's first series loss in any format since March last year.
In chase of target score of 297 runs, Openers Martin Guptill and Henry Nicholls gave the home side the perfect start and formed a 106-run stand for the first wicket.
Yuzvendra Chahal finally found the much-needed breakthrough for India in the 17th over and dismissed Guptill on 66.
Skipper Kane Williamson came in next formed a 53-run stand with before Chahal again came up with the required goods and sent Williamson (22) back to the dressing room in the 28th over, reducing New Zealand to 159/2.
Ross Taylor, the man in form, failed to deliver with the bat on the day as he was dismissed by Ravindra Jadeja in the 32nd over for just 12 runs.
Soon after, Indian pacer Shardul Thakur removed Nicholls (80) with a claver delivery, reducing Kiwis to 189/4.
Jimmy Neesham and Tom Latham then formed a short 31-run stand for the fifth wicket, but Chahal again found the breakthrough for his side and dismissed Neesham (19) in the 40th over.
However, it was de Grandhomme (58*) and Latham (32*) who guided the Blackcaps to victory in the and by five wickets with 17 balls to spare.
NZ: 300/5 (47.1 overs)
IND: 296/7 (50 overs)
For India, Kedar Jadhav is sitting out of this game and Manish Pandey comes in, and as for the Kiwis, Santner comes in for Chapman and Tom Blundell is out.
Teams:
New Zealand (Playing XI): Martin Guptill, Henry Nicholls, Kane Williamson(c), Ross Taylor, Tom Latham(w), James Neesham, Colin de Grandhomme, Mitchell Santner, Tim Southee, Kyle Jamieson, Hamish Bennett
India (Playing XI): Prithvi Shaw, Mayank Agarwal, Virat Kohli(c), Shreyas Iyer, Manish Pandey, Lokesh Rahul(w), Ravindra Jadeja, Shardul Thakur, Navdeep Saini, Yuzvendra Chahal, Jasprit Bumrah
Early strike for Kyle Jamieson and New Zealand. Mayank Agarwal's vows continue as he is dismissed on a single digit.
Jamieson set him up beautifully and the last delivery of his over was an outswinger. It was full and seamed back just a little.
Agarwal's feet went nowhere and kept his wicket exposed and a big gap between bat-and-pad as he plays all around it.
Agarwal b Jamieson 1(3)
Excellent catch from Jamieson. Bennett nets the big fish as Kohli get out.
The Indian skipper did not look in his element. This was short and deserved to be put away and Kohli frees his arms and looks to crunch it over point.
It wasn't in any control as there was some extra bounce and he ends up placing it towards the third man.
Kohli c Jamieson b Bennett 9(12) [6s-1]
Prithvi Shaw Run Out!!
After completing 1 run the second was a suicidal run from Shaw. He walks back dejected and India slip further. Bennett strays down leg and Shaw helps it along the way to fine leg, de Grandhomme gets around and sends in a flat throw to Latham who lights up the stumps.
Shaw put in the dive but he was still a yard short.
Prithvi Shaw run out (de Grandhomme/Latham) 40(42) [4s-3 6s-2]
8th ODI fifty for Iyer!!!!
The 50 along with the partnership with KL Rahul is much needed after lost 3 wickets at regular intervals.
Highest % of 50+ scores in ODIs (10+ innings):
56.25 S IYER (9/16)
50.00 I Chappell (8/16)
50.00 Aaqib Ilyas (5/10)
44.44 Anshuman Rath (8/18)
43.75 R van der Dussen (7/16)
43.75 R ten Doeschate (14/32)
A good inning by Shreyas Iyer ends as he departs after de Grandhomme's freaky catch.
Neesham digs this short and gets it to rise sharply on a back-shuffling Shreyas Iyer, has to go for a flick or tuck from that height but Iyer didn't have the control.
Chips it off the soft leading edge and CDG dives full length to grab it to his left.
Shreyas Iyer c de Grandhomme b Neesham 62(63) [4s-9]
Another Day, another 50!!! Second fifty of the series.
KL Rahul - last five innings batting first:
102
47
80
88*
51*
And KL reaches his hundred in style!!!
This man has been in form and one can never get tired of watching him play.
He takes the helmet off and raises the bat on reaching the milestone.
He is now the second Indian player to score a hundred in New Zealand batting at 5 or below. Suresh Raina held the record previously for his 110* vs Zimbabwe in Auckland in WC 2015.
Two wickets in two balls and two set Indian batsmen - KL Rahul and Manish Pandey - depart courtesy, Hamish Bennett.
This is the first instance since November 2009 that India have had 100 plus stand for both fourth & fifth wicket in an ODI and New Zealand will be happy breaking the partnership.
In the first, KL Rahul was just saved in the previous ball but hit the ball again in the same spot. Jamieson runs in from long-off, puts in the dive and swallows the ball.
Throws the white nut away in disappointment for the previous drop.
Rahul walked forward to this shortish slower delivery and flat-batted it. Nice innings from Rahul.
Rahul c Jamieson b Bennett 112(113) [4s-9 6s-2]
In the second, Manish Pandey tries to launch one over the rope and he doesn't get the distance.
Santner runs forward from long-on and takes a good diving catch. It was right in the slot but Pandey couldn't get the timing.
Manish Pandey c Santner b Bennett 42(48) [4s-2]
Hamish Bennett gets his fourth wicket. Thakur swings hard at this waist high full toss and got too much high on that.
CdG almost fumbled and the ball popped out, but he managed to clutch it on his chest.
SN Thakur c de Grandhomme b Bennett 7(6) [4s-1]
Fifty for Guptill!!!
He's just taken 29 balls to reach the mark. He raises his bat and acknowledges the applause from the crowd.
Most runs as an opener for New Zealand (ODIs):
6178 Martin Guptill*
6176 Nathan Astle
3604 John Wright
3363 Brendon Mccullum
3280 Stephen Fleming
Bowled!! And India needs more like these...
India finally have their breakthrough. Chahal produced one of the best balls in the series as Guptill was left clueless. The leg-break drifts across the right-hander and lands near the leg-stump, Guptill prods forward and closes the bat face thinking it will straight on, however, the ball spins past his willow and hits the top of off-stump.
Guptill b Chahal 66(46) [4s-6 6s-4]
11th ODI fifty, 2nd of the series!
Nicholls last four ODI innings:
55(77)
78(82)
41(59)
51(74)*
A soft dismissal for Williamson and a harmless half-tracker on middle and leg, he could have put it anywhere on the leg-side but instead, his cross-batted aerial whip finds Mayank at short mid-wicket.
A much-needed breakthrough for India. This partnership was threatening visitors. However, NZ are still well in front.
Williamson c Agarwal b Chahal 22(31) [4s-2]
Kane Williamson vs India at home (ODI):
First six innings: 71, 77, 65, 60, 88, 64
Last five innings: 20, 28, 11, 39, 22
Big wicket for India. Ross Taylor has been dismissed for the first time in the series. A lovely length and pace from Jaddu.
Slowed it up outside off and pitched in that nagging length area outside off, gets nice late dip and forces Taylor into a drive on the front foot.
Plays it uppishly and was a tad too early into the shot, catching practice for the Indian skipper at short cover. Ross Taylor c Kohli b Jadeja 12(18) [4s-1]
This was a needed wicket. Nicholls runs out of patience and India have a major breakthrough.
Shardul Thakur has his arms aloft as he bowled this slightly fuller and well wide of off-stump.
He got the delivery to skid across at 131ks and that hint of zip generated the bounce as Nicholls looked to slash it on the off-side.
A faint top-edge and Rahul doesn't make any mistake behind the stumps.
Henry Nicholls c Rahul b SN Thakur 80(103) [4s-9]
Neesham looks to slog the ball on the on-side and loads up with a high backlift.
The ball though comes at a much slower pace and dips just at the right time to mess with Neesham's timing.
It Skews off the toe-end and straight into the hands of the Indian skipper at mid-wicket.
Neesham c Kohli b Chahal 19(25) [4s-1 6s-1]
21-ball fifty for CdG
Fewest balls to 50 vs India (ODI):
18 G Maxwell Bengaluru 2013
20 Shahid Afridi Kanpur 2005
21 D Marillier Faridabad 2002
21 C de Grandhomme Mount Maunganui 2020 *