The India tour of New Zealand comes to an end as New Zealand wins the ODI series.
India departed from their country to New Zealand for the series that included three T-20I and three ODI matches.
Team India gave chances to the young talent to prove themselves in the series.
As they performed well and claimed the T-20I series against the Black Caps on their home ground.
After the T-20I series, there were a few changes for the ODI team which was to play against the New Zealand team.
In the first ODI match, the amazing performance by the top order of the Indian team took them to a total of 306/7.
In return, the partnership between Kane Williamson and Tom Latham took away the match from the Indian team.
Tom Latham’s knock of 145 runs didn’t give them a single chance to win the match.
Second ODI
The second ODI was played on November 27th.
New Zealand won the toss and was elected to the field first.
India opener Shikhar Dhawan along with Shubman Gill came out to bat.
Shikhar lost his wicket as soon as Surya Kumar and Gill took forward the innings.
As they both were playing well together when the rain interrupted the match.
Everyone was waiting for the rain to stop it didn’t and the match wasn’t played further.
Third ODI
The third ODI was played on November 30th at the Christchurch Stadium.
New Zealand won the toss and elected to field first.
The openers came out to bat with a motive to set up a big score.
As they started to play the bowlers started to strike.
The New Zealand bowlers were giving frequent breakthroughs to the Indian team.
With the help of the knocks by Shubman Gill and Shreyas Iyer, the Indian team reached a score of 219.
Adam Milne and Daryl Mitchell took three wickets each in limiting the Indian Batsman.
Finn Allen and Devon Conway opened the innings for New Zealand.
They both together gave a great start to their team.
Both of them were looking great together as their partnership was going well.
Urman Malik broke their partnership on the 18th over.
As when the rain stopped the game again.
The match was declared with no result when Tom Latham was chosen as the Player of the Series.