It won’t be wrong to say that New Zealand have stamped authority over India across all World Cup formats now. From MS Dhoni’s run out in semi-finals of the 2019 World Cup to outplaying India in the World Test Championship Final 2021, to now the battering of the Men in blue in the ongoing T20 World Cup 2021; the Kiwis have become India's Achilles heel at the biggest of stages.
Indian defenders hold nerves for a 3-2 win over New Zealand after Harmanpreet Singh's brace and Rupinder Pal Singh penalty shot put India at the top.
New Zealand begin day 5 at 101/2, trailing India (217) by 116 runs in Southampton, after the fourth day was washed out with a ball bowled. With two days in hand, is the WTC final heading towards a draw?
New Zealand will resume their first innings on 101/2, trailing by 116 runs. However, rain is expected to play spoilsport throughout the fourth day in Southampton.
India's batting superstars struggled to decode the "big riddle" called Kyle Jamieson while the bowlers found new batting sensation Devon Conway a difficult customer as New Zealand finished the third day of the World Test Championship final in a strong position.
Virat Kohli and Ajinkya Rahane resume India's innings at 146 for three with the Indian skipper on a well-composed 44 while his deputy on 29. Can Kohli pull the much-awaited century?
New Zealand have cleared captain Kane Williamson to play in the inaugural World Test Championship final against India.
Team India spinner Axar Patel admitted that it becomes a struggle to stay in the bio-bubble for longer duration. He said that sometimes, the players have to stay in the bubble for about half-a-year at a stretch due to back-to-back series.
In an exclusive conversation with India TV, Patel said that the spinners will play an important role for India while adding that the Indian spin attack also has the ability to contribute efficiently with the bat.
After being reported that Bhuvneshwar Kumar is thinking of taking retirement from longer format, the frontline Indian pacer clears air on his intentions of playing all the formats
India's star-studded batting line-up still dependent on the likes of Cheteshwar Pujara and Rishabh Pant to bail them out of trouble while young names like Washington Sundar show resistence down the order.
Fans have reached to the stadium to witness the 2rd ODI match between India and New Zealand on February 08. Fans were hopeful that 'Men in Blue' will win the second match against the 'Kiwis'.
Ahead of 1st ODI between India and New Zealand, Skipper for the first two matches of the series Tom Latham said, "So to say, the T20 result was disappointing.
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