179/10 (39.2 ov)IND
VS
NZ 180/4 (37.1 ov)
CRR: 4.84 | New Zealand beat India by 6 wickets

NZ beat IND by 6 wickets | India vs New Zealand, Highlights And Cricket Score 4th ODI Match

ICC Cricket World Cup Warm-up Matches, 2019

Date: May 25, 2019 Start Time: 15:00 IST | 09:30 GMT | 10:30 Local
Venue: The Oval, London

India vs New Zealand Highlights And Cricket Score 4th Match - ODI Summary

End of Over : 37.1 NZ: 180/4

End of the first warm-up games for these two sides. India will now wait for Bangladesh in their next warm-up game whereas New Zealand will face West Indies. There though is time for those two. On Sunday, South Africa will go up against West Indies and Pakistan will face Bangladesh. Though if you want more cricket right now, there is also a warm-up game going on between Australia and England which is turning out to be quite interesting. Switch tabs and follow the same. Goodbye from us! Cheers.

Victorious New Zealand skipper, Kane Williamson says that the new ball had something early on that surface and this game it was about the pacers. He hopes that the next match maybe, it will be possible to try spin some more. He states that the wicket was a bit on the drier side but the green grass allowed for some seam movement. He admits this was a really good exercise for them . Even though he states that there is not the same intensity but so much to gain out of these warm-up games. On the change of openers, Kane says that Henry is volatile and can bat at different places whereas Munro is known to be destructive at the top. On his and Ross Taylor's form, the Kiwi skipper says it felt good to score runs against a good side like India and stitch a partnership.

India skipper, Virat Kohli says that it was a good challenge for their batsmen. He reckons that in overcast conditions and with the wicket having something in it, it won't be easy so this was an important experience. He applauds the good effort from lower order to take them to the total of 179 after at one stage, it looked they would not get there. Kohli feels that there was not much help from the wicket in the second innings. He takes positives from the way in terms of how Jadeja, Dhoni and Hardik performed. The Indian skipper also states that they bowled well in the second half and thinks it is about hitting the right areas going ahead in the tournament as well. He mentions that it is important to be good on the field and take half-chances while also being good in all 3 aspects of the game.

Ross Taylor says that he had felt rusty the last couple of days but the warm-up games are thus very important. He feels that if the ball swings like this, then all the talk about the big scores will be quashed. Reckons it was a good game this one and that the next one against West Indies will also be a very important one in their lead-up to the opening group stage match against Sri Lanka.

Earlier in the day, Indian skipper Virat Kohli won the toss and opted to bat first. Their innings did not get off to a good start as they kept losing wickets regularly. Jadeja's half century took India to a respectable total and gave them something to bowl at. James Neesham and Trent Boult were the stars of the match picking up 3 and 4 wickets respectively. Stay tuned for the presentations.

As for India's bowling, 7 bowler's were used in total. All the six front line bowlers and the all-rounder Hardik Pandya had a go with the ball. Jasprit Bumrah was the most impressive bowler. Giving away just 2 runs and picking up a wicket in his four overs. Hardik Pandya, Chahal and Jadeja too got into the wicket column with one each.

Chasing 180, the Kiwis did not get off to the start they would have wanted as Colin Munro departed early. Kane Williamson then steadied the ship along with Martin Guptill. Though the latter could not convert his start. He was then joined by the experienced Ross Taylor. The duo added 114-run stand for the third wicket with both getting their respective fifties. The duo could not finish it off for their side as Williamson departed after the team total got past 150 and Taylor got out when the team was just a run shy from victory. In the end it was a good day for New Zealand.

A stroll in the park here for New Zealand. Though they lost a wicket early on they never looked in danger in this chase. Defending 179 in any surface was always going to be difficult and it was no different here.

37.1 1

Kuldeep Yadav to Henry Nicholls. It is all over here in this warm-up game! NEW ZEALAND WIN BY 6 WICKETS! A very funny way to get to the win though. A flighted ball on the pads, Nicholls mistimes his drive to mid on and runs through. The fielder there scores a direct hit but the batsman was well in. The umpire does not even need to take it upstairs, thus bringing an end to a one-sided encounter!

End of Over : 37 2 Runs 37.1: 179/4
36.6 0

Ravindra Jadeja to Tom Blundell. A watchful defense from Tom onto the surface.

36.5 0

Ravindra Jadeja to Tom Blundell. Flatter on off, defended back to the bowler by Blundell.

36.4 W

Ravindra Jadeja to Ross Taylor. OUT! What an anti-climax! Taylor is walking back with 1 run needed! A flighted ball outside off, Taylor reaches out and looks to drive but the ball holds slightly in the pitch. The ball goes uppishly straight to Kohli at cover who takes an easy catch. A new man will have to come in for just a run to be scored! Jadeja has a had good day personally even though his team did not.

36.3 1

Ravindra Jadeja to Henry Nicholls. Swept away to deep square leg for a single by Henry. 1 away now.

36.2 0

Ravindra Jadeja to Henry Nicholls. Flatter outside off, driven to cover by Nicholls.

36.1 1

Ravindra Jadeja to Ross Taylor. Pushed off the back foot to long off for a single by Ross.

End of Over : 36 6 Runs 37.1: 177/3
35.6 1

Kuldeep Yadav to Ross Taylor. Chipped through mid off by RT for a single. 3 runs needed now and Taylor will be on strike.

35.5 0

Kuldeep Yadav to Ross Taylor. Shorter outside off, Taylor looks to cut but gets beaten by the extra bounce. The keeper fumbles the take as well.

35.4 1

Kuldeep Yadav to Henry Nicholls. Nicholls tucks this one away through mid-wicket for a single.

35.3 0

Kuldeep Yadav to Henry Nicholls. Punched off the back foot by the batsman to extra-cover.

35.2 2

Kuldeep Yadav to Henry Nicholls. Shorter outside off, cut away hard by HN through extra-cover. The ball goes to the left of deep cover where Dhoni runs to his right and stops it beautifully drawing a cheer from the crowd. Two cannot be prevented though.

35.1 2

Kuldeep Yadav to Henry Nicholls. Lots of air on that one, Nicholls looks to hit the ball over mid on but the ball goes off the inside half as he takes it on the full. Two runs to deep fine leg.

Summary

India will lock horns with New Zealand in the fourth warm-up game of ICC Cricket World Cup 2019. The action will take place at the Kennington, Oval, London. India and New Zealand have faced each other earlier this year in 5 ODI match bilateral series which Indian team won by 4-1.

 

India will play their first World Cup 2019 game against South Africa on June 5 and New Zealand will play against Sri Lanka on June 1.  Both India and New Zealand will play one more warm-up games, where Men in Blue will face Bangladesh on May 28 and Kiwis will face West Indies on May 28.

 

India (From): Rohit Sharma, Shikhar Dhawan, Virat Kohli(c), Vijay Shankar, MS Dhoni(w), Kedar Jadhav, Hardik Pandya, Ravindra Jadeja, Mohammed Shami, Jasprit Bumrah, Bhuvneshwar Kumar, Lokesh Rahul, Dinesh Karthik, Kuldeep Yadav, Yuzvendra Chahal

 

New Zealand (From): Colin Munro, Martin Guptill, Kane Williamson(c), Tom Blundell(w), Ross Taylor, Henry Nicholls, James Neesham, Mitchell Santner, Lockie Ferguson, Trent Boult, Tim Southee, Matt Henry, Colin de Grandhomme, Tom Latham, Ish Sodhi

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