Between the 33rd and 34th over, there was a ray of optimism for the New Zealanders. After Mitchell Santner dismissed KL Rahul, ending his 50-run partnership with Virat Kohli, Suryakumar Yadav was run out for just two runs. Following a short slip-up, though, Jadeja and Kohli's 68-run partnership helped India take back control of the game.
India had earlier replied by batting aggressively as they ventured out to pursue the 274-run total. With an opening stand of 71 runs, Rohit Sharma (46), and Shubhman Gill, established the tone for the chase for runs. The middle pair are KL Rahul and Virat Kohli, who orchestrated a thrilling run chase victory over Australia.
In Sunday's top-of-the-table World Cup match between two undefeated teams, Daryl Mitchell struck a century in the opening innings to lead New Zealand to 273 all out against India. In the Himalayan high town of Dharamsala, New Zealand was invited to bat first and had lost its openers early. However, Mitchell (130) and Rachin Ravindra (75) put on a 159-run partnership to turn the tide of the innings.
The two beat Sunil Gavaskar and Kris Srikkanth's 1987 record of 136 to create the highest stand between the two nations at a World Cup for any wicket.
In his maiden tournament debut, Mohammed Shami, a fast bowler, recorded figures of 5-54 to help India rally in the last ten overs.
In the 21st match of the ICC Men's World Cup 2023, which took place on October 22 at the HPCA Stadium in Dharamshala, between India and New Zealand, Indian captain Rohit Sharma elected to field first after winning the toss.
While batting first, Mohd Shami took five wickets, Kuldeep Yadav took two, while Bumrah and Siraj each took one wicket to help New Zealand reach 273 runs despite losing all of their wickets. India needs to win the match with 274 runs.
Mitchell (130) and Rachin (75) of New Zealand formed a solid partnership despite a sluggish start and early wicket losses. Nevertheless, they continued to lose wickets after 200 runs, and by the end of 50 overs, they had lost every wicket.
Mohammed Shami made history by taking five wickets in his comeback match and becoming the first Indian player to achieve this feat twice at the ODI World Cup.
India dropped three catches during a rare, unremarkable day in the field. Although Kuldeep Yadav (2/73) was the most costly bowler, he secured the crucial wickets of Glenn Phillips and Tom Lathan.
This year's hosts India, captained by captain Rohit Sharma, have dominated every team they have faced to score commanding wins thus far. Both the batting and bowling sections for the Men in Blue have performed admirably, making India perhaps the most composed team participating in the ICC World Cup this year.
Alternatively, New Zealand began their campaign with a convincing win over England in the opening match of the competition and have only improved from then on. Even with their captain and perhaps most consistent middle-order batsman, Kane Williamson, out of the game, the Kiwis have won every game handily.
New Zealand's devastating semi-final loss to India in the 2019 World Cup and subsequent victory over them in the inaugural World Test Championship have only served to deepen the animosity between the two teams in recent years.
On the points table, where are New Zealand and India located?
New Zealand leads the ICC World Cup points standings with a better net run rate of + 1.923 than India's + 1.659, despite both teams having won four of their previous meetings and amassing eight points. Even then, if India wins the crucial match in Dharamshala, they will top the points table despite their lower net run rate.
NZ Innings Highlights:
With the toss won, India chose to field.
The fourth over's third delivery sees Mohammed Siraj leave Devon Conway. Shreyas Iyer made an amazing catch.
Within the first eighteen overs, Mohammed Shami removed Young (17).
With 75 balls in 12.3 overs, New Zealand scored 50 runs.
With 125 balls in 20.5 overs, New Zealand scored 100 runs.
After 56 balls (5 x 4, 1 x 6), R Ravindra reaches 50.
(R Ravindra 54, DJ Mitchell 41, Ex 5) Ravindra and Mitchell's third wicket partnership achieves 100 runs in 97 balls.
3 x 4, 2 x 6 DJ Mitchell completes 50 off 60 balls.
30.1 overs and 181 balls later, New Zealand reaches 150 runs.
With Mohammed Shami bowling him in the 34th over, Rachin Ravindra (75) is out as Shubman Gill snags the ball at the boundary line.
After 36.1 overs and 217 balls, New Zealand reaches 200 runs.
Large appeal for Kuldeep's leg before wicket and Latham's wicket-taking WICKET in the 36.5 over).
As Daryl Mitchell hits 100 in 100 balls, it's century number five.
In the 45th over's second delivery, Kuldeep Yadav, in his final over, removes Phillips (23), out.
The final delivery of the 47th over sees Bumrah strike and take Chapman's wicket.
In the fourth delivery of the 48th over, Shami lifts Santner off his feet with an exquisite yorker around the wicket.
After Henry missed a straight stroke and was leg stumped, Shami dismissed him in the following ball.
on the final over of the innings, Shami strikes, removing Mitchell (130) and Boult (run out by KL Rahul) on the next two deliveries.
After New Zealand was bowled out for 273 in 50 overs, India now needs to win the match with 274 runs.
Mohammed Shami made history by taking five wickets in his comeback match and becoming the first Indian player to achieve this feat twice at the ODI World Cup.
Aside from this, Kuldeep Yadav's two wickets and Bumrah and Siraj's singles apiece enabled India to halt the NZ innings.
India Innings Highlights:
Shubman Gill completes 2000 runs in the ODI.
In eight overs, India's fifty is up.
Rohit Sharma is dismissed by Lockie Ferguson at 46.
Shubman Gill gets fired by Lockie Ferguson on the 26th.
The 16th over sees India reach their 100 run target.
Shreyas Iyer is dismissed on 33 by Trent Boult.
28th over: India is up 150 runs.
In the third over, Virat Kohli and KL Rahul have reached their 50-run partnership.
K.L In the 33rd over, Rahul is removed at the score of 28, as Santner gets him out by LBW.
In the 33rd over, Kohli reaches 50 runs off 60 balls.
In the thirty-fourth over, Suryakumar Yadav was out for two.
The 36th over presents India with their 200 runs.
In the 48th over, with a score of 95, Virat Kohli gets out.
Live: India vs. New Zealand: Rohit Sharma says, "The job is half done."
Live: India vs. New Zealand "Half the job is done. It's crucial to maintain balance. To avoid planning too far ahead. Staying in the lead is important," Indian captain Rohit Sharma remarked. Mohammed Shami was also praised by him, stating that "he is a class bowler and has the experience in these conditions." Regarding Kohli's performance, Sharma remarked that the batsman has contributed to the team for a long time. He trusted himself to finish the task. After we lost a couple of wickets in the middle, Jadeja and Kohli helped us rally."
What New Zealand skipper Tom Latham has to say about India vs. New Zealand live "In the final ten overs (of the NZ innings), we didn't quite capitalize." We left a small amount unaccounted for. However, India deserves praise. With the ball, we were unable to get the double breakthrough," Tom Latham remarked. We're off for a few days. Here we have a game of the day. We wish to accomplish good deeds," he continued.
Live: India vs. New Zealand: IND leads the points table
India vs. New Zealand Live: With ten points overall, the team lead by Rohit Sharma is first in the standings. They have emerged victorious from the five games thus far. With eight points from four wins in five games, New Zealand is in second place. South Africa is in third place with six points, and Australia is in fourth place with four points. The semi-finals would be reached by the top four teams.
Live: India vs. New Zealand: Man of the match goes to Shami
Live: India vs. New Zealand Mohammed Shami is the player of the match after taking five wickets for 54 runs. When the Kiwis were attempting to blow up and get near to 300 runs, Shami claimed three wickets in the final overs. Shami's precise bowling, nevertheless, ultimately resulted in the men in black caps being restricted to a total of 273, which was less than their intended score. Ultimately, it was Shami's spell that proved to be decisive; if they had had another twenty to thirty runs to defend, New Zealand could have mounted a more serious threat.
India vs. New Zealand Live: 69 runs from Kohli and Jadeja are essential for victory
India live vs. New Zealand: With a standout 95-run performance from former captain Virat Kohli, the squad has successfully chased down the 278-run goal in Dharamshala. He and Jadeja finished with a vital 69-run partnership that helped India win.
Live: India vs. New Zealand: IND wins by 4 wickets;
Jadeja hits the game-winning run.
India vs. New Zealand live: Jadeja hit the game-winning runs as India triumphed by four wickets. In 48 overs, the squad managed to reach the target of 274. With scores of 39 and 1, respectively, Jadeja and Shami are still undefeated.
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