India vs New Zealand 2nd T20 Match Live Score Update: Deepak Chahar Brings Martin Back But New Zealand Will Go Strong
India vs New Zealand score update: Rohit Sharma chose to score after winning the pitching game© Instagram
Update the 2nd T20I live Cricket match between India vs New Zealand: Martin Guptil overtook Virat Kohli in the list of top scorers in the T20Is as he faced Indian speed duo Bhuvneshwar Kumar and Deepak Chahar in a power match. Though Chahar came back to equalize for 15 goals to open the scoring 31. Daryl Mitchell also played some intriguing shots as New Zealand looked to post a big total. Rohit Sharma won the pitch and was elected to the field, citing the fog factor. Harshal Patel was released against Mohammed Siraj, who was injured in the words of the India captain. India will be looking to get through to the match against New Zealand at Ranchi as they qualify for the 2021 T20 World Cup finals in the second T20I match at the JSCA International Stadium Complex. Rohit Sharma started his journey as Team India full-time T20I captain in superb form with a 5 goal win in Jaipur. The new-looking Indian team has welcomed the return of Shreyas Iyer, who is recovering from injury. Venkatesh Iyer didn’t have much to show as he flopped for a short period of time in the late game and wasn’t saved by Rohit either. On the other hand, New Zealand will aim to return to victory and challenge the home team with a much better display.
Here are two XI playing
New Zealand: Martin Guptill, Daryl Mitchell, Mark Chapman, Glenn Phillips, Tim Seifert (week), James Neesham, Ish Sodhi, Mitchell Santner, Tim Southee (c), Adam Milne, Trent Boult
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India: KL Rahul, Rohit Sharma (c), Suryakumar Yadav, Rishabh Pant (wk), Shreyas Iyer, Venkatesh Iyer, Axar Patel, Ravichandran Ashwin, Bhuvneshwar Kumar, Deepak Chahar, Harshal Patel
Update 2nd T20I India vs New Zealand live score from JSCA International Stadium Complex in Ranchi
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19:29 (IST)
Mark Chapman begins with a boundary as India looks for more
Chahar’s advance is over but Mark Chapman will be brimming with confidence with a touchline off the first ball he faces.
With 56/1 NZ after 5 passes, India will target more players
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19:26 (IST)
Deepak Chahar sends Guptill back in 31 runs for India’s first champion
India has claimed Martin Guptill’s dangerous player owner in 31 runs
Deepak Chahar gets a sweet revenge after being beaten to six giants by the hitter
Mark Chapman arrives as the next hitter
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19:22 (IST)
NZ is attacking Indian bowlers early on with a strong start
42 runs in the first four passes means New Zealand is off to a great start
Guptill and Mitchell are looking here
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19:20 (IST)
Guptill headers after Bhuvneshwar’s high ball
Guptill was hit in the head by a sharp Kumar serve after the hitter greeted the pitcher with a straight six to the ground
On-site concussion test
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19:17 (IST)
Axar Patel started tight and gave away only 5 times
Axar Patel gave India some respite from New Zealand’s explosive start as he threw tight lines and lengths to keep the batters guessing.
NZ is aiming for a big score here
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19:10 (IST)
Mitchell joined the party when he hit two quads in the back
Mitchell delivered the attack on Deepak Char with his feet straight into the ground as New Zealand got off to a great start here
Indian bowlers are still trying to find the right line and length to bowl
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19:08 (IST)
Martin Guptill has overtaken Kohli to become the tallest T20I runner -getter
Guptill now has more international T20I runs than any other player in the world as he surpasses Kohli’s 3227 runs
Guptill is continuing the good show that started here
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19:05 (IST)
KL Rahul missed a tough chance from Guptill in the first half
A KL Rahul full-back drops Martin Guptill’s opener on the fourth ball in Bhuvneshwar’s first game
Guptill will want to make the most of it now as he hits the last ball to number four to finish 14/0 after the first
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19:03 (IST)
Guptill next to the first ball for a touchline for the next four
Guptill began to hesitate as he put the first ball past the first slide of NZ’s first four innings
Bhuvneshwar has instant provisioned movement
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19:01 (IST)
Plays NZ Beings as Guptill and Mitchell Take Strike
Martin Guptill and Daryl Mitchell in the middle as they face ordinary tennis player Bhuvneshwar Kumar in their first match
The 2nd T20I begins
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19:00 (IST)
Martin Guptill can beat Virat Kohli’s giant record in T20Is
New Zealand opener Martin Guptill needed just 11 runs to beat Virat Kohli’s total of 3227 runs
Guptill has now scored 3217 runs in 110 T20Is for NZ
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18:56 (IST)
Harshal Patel’s Belated Debut in His Career – He Joins an Elite List
Harshal Patel made his debut late in his career. He becomes the sixth oldest T20I launcher in India
Patel joins a list of elite players:
38y 232d Rahul Dravid
33y 221d Sachin Tendulkar
31 years 177 days Sreenath Aravid
31 years 44 days Stuart Binny
31 years and 39 days Murali Kartik
30y 361d PATEL HARSHAL
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18:44 (IST)
Harshal Patel received his Indian hat from Ajit Agarkar, What A Moment
IPL 2021 purple cap owner Harshal Patel gets his India Team debut as he receives the cap from former player Ajit Agarkar
Patel will be looking to bring his fine club cricket form to the international arena. His T20I expertise is well known and we can certainly expect more slow-balls tonight
Congratulations @ HarshalPatel23 who is set to do his #TeamIndia debut@Paytm #INDvNZ pic.twitter.com/n9IIPXFJQ7
– BCCI (@BCCI) November 19, 2021
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18:37 (IST)
NZ made three changes to the last XI
New Zealand make three changes as Neesham, Milne and Sodhi return for Rachin, Astle and Ferguson
Tim Southee: We’ll go bowling first, considering the fog. It’s always about trying to improve. We have to focus on the positives. We will have to deal with the fog and find a way to achieve good performance. We have three changes.
New Zealand (Play XI): Martin Guptill, Daryl Mitchell, Mark Chapman, Glenn Phillips, Tim Seifert (w), James Neesham, Ish Sodhi, Mitchell Santner, Tim Southee (c), Adam Milne, Trent Boult
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18:37 (IST)
Harshal Patel makes his debut for India as Mohammed Siraj retires
Harshal Patel has been brought into the Indian side as the sole change to replace pacer Mohammed Siraj
Rohit Sharma: We will go to the field first. We saw it here, it was a good choice to go with. In terms of the dew factor, Ranchi is very good for chasing. It was a good effort from the boys. It’s a good lesson for them when they finish the game, it’s a good positive to get from that game. The game is such that you need some energy and experience. We have young players who want to express themselves, it’s a good setup, it’s important to move forward. We have a change, Harshal comes in for Siraj.
India (Play XI): KL Rahul, Rohit Sharma (c), Suryakumar Yadav, Rishabh Pant (w), Shreyas Iyer, Venkatesh Iyer, Axar Patel, Ravichandran Ashwin, Bhuvneshwar Kumar, Deepak Chahar, Harshal Patel
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18:31 (IST)
Rohit wins on toss, choose to throw first
Rohit Sharma won the pitch and chose to score first again in the second T20I match in Ranchi
Mist could be a factor in the second half for the bowling team
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18:30 (IST)
What Pitch Keeps for Teams at Ranchi in 2nd T20I
Report pitch from Ranchi:
The average score at this site is 155, which is a great site for its size. There is very little grass on the rubber, which would be a good course for spinners and pitchers who can mow mowers. The first bowling team can deduct some purchase from the second bowling team. Looks a tough wicket
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18:23 (IST)
India’s XI Predictions for 2nd T20I
India can keep the side that won in Jaipur and keep the winning combination
Venkatesh Iyer can be expected to make the cut again and prove his worth at the international level
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18:12 (IST)
Hello and welcome to the 2nd T20I between India and NZ
Welcome to the second T20I clash between India and New Zealand in Ranchi
Both teams will want to make a clinical performance today. India overcame the visitors with five goals in their first match in Jaipur thanks to the excellent performances of Suryakumar Yadav and Ravichandran Ashwin
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