Sterling Reserve ODI series: Tom Latham and Kane Williamson master class innings helps them to complete their 2nd biggest chase against Team India. They beat India by 7 wickets in the 1st ODI and lead the series 1-0 with 2 more ODI’s to go at Eden Park, Auckland. Now I will share the details of this game match in my way.
1st ODI (India Vs New Zealand)
Game Date: 25th November 2022
Details: New Zealand captain Kane Williamson won the toss and elected to field first in the 1st ODI game against Team India at Eden Park, Auckland. Two debutants for Team India and Umran Malik & Arshdeep Singh are making their debuts
🚨 Toss Update from Auckland 🚨
New Zealand have elected to bowl against #TeamIndia in the first #NZvIND ODI.
Follow the match 👉 https://t.co/jmCUSLdeFf pic.twitter.com/LUx0Ws1ikG
— BCCI (@BCCI) November 25, 2022
🚨 Team News 🚨@arshdeepsinghh & @umran_malik_01 make their ODI debuts.
Follow the match 👉 https://t.co/jmCUSLdeFf #TeamIndia | #NZvIND
A look at our Playing XI for the 1⃣st ODI 🔽 pic.twitter.com/3UGiESDHxD
— BCCI (@BCCI) November 25, 2022
Team India scored 306/7 in their 50 overs after batting first. A late blitz from Washington Sundar takes India over 300. He was on fire out there to provide the flourish towards the end. India got off to a strong start with a 124-run opening stand between Shikhar Dhawan and Shubman Gill. But a bunch of wickets threatened to derail the innings as they slipped to 160/4. Shreyas Iyer held it together though, looking scratchy at the start but then pressing on the accelerator while finding good company first from Sanju Samson, and then from Washington to close off the innings nicely. It’s still only a par score according to Washington himself. There was some movement with the new ball, but the pitch seems pretty good to bat on once that threat is seen off. But we’ll find out more when both sides bat on it. Shreyas Iyer scored 80 runs of 76 balls and skipper Shikhar Dhawan scored 72 runs of 77 balls. For New Zealand, Lockie Ferguson & Tim Southee pick 3 wickets each.
Innings Break!
A solid batting display from #TeamIndia! 💪 💪
8⃣0⃣ for @ShreyasIyer15
7⃣2⃣ for captain @SDhawan25
5⃣0⃣ for @ShubmanGillOver to our bowlers now! 👍 👍
Scorecard 👉 https://t.co/jmCUSLdeFf #NZvIND pic.twitter.com/jp1k1EYqNL
— BCCI (@BCCI) November 25, 2022
New Zealand chase down the target successfully by scoring 309/3 in 47.1 overs. Tom Latham has run away with the game after walking in at 88/3. New Zealand were struggling to get going, and India were ahead at that point. But what followed was just sublime batting. He looked fluent right from the moment he came out, brought up his half-century at close to a run-a-ball, and then went into a whole new level from the 40th over onwards. It was in that over that Thakur refused to bowl anything but short deliveries, and Latham kept hammering them into the boundary. He smashed a six and 4 consecutive fours and blew India away. Umran was the only one who caused him some trouble, and he had an impressive outing. Washington was quite economical as well. But apart from those two, the rest of them took a hammering. To be fair, this pitch had a lot more runs in it than the 306 that India managed. Tom Latham scored 145* of 104 balls and skipper Kane Williamson scored 94* runs of 98 balls. For Team India, debutant Umran Malik picks 2 wickets for 66 runs in his 10 overs quota.
That's that from the 1st ODI.
New Zealand win by 7 wickets, lead the series 1-0.
Scorecard – https://t.co/JLodolycUc #NZvIND pic.twitter.com/HEtWL04inV
— BCCI (@BCCI) November 25, 2022
IND: 306/7 in 50 overs
NZ: 309/3 in 47.1 overs
Match Result: New Zealand won by 7 wickets
Man of the Match: Tom Latham
1-0 up in the Sterling Reserve ODI Series! An unbroken 221 run stand between Tom Latham (145*) & Kane Williamson (94*) sees the team to victory at @edenparknz.
Catch up on the scores | https://t.co/lLMC9ZDQjh#NZvIND pic.twitter.com/OUsTue7akt
— BLACKCAPS (@BLACKCAPS) November 25, 2022
Stats
– Tim Southee becomes the first bowler with the triplet of
300+ wickets in Tests (347)
200+ wickets in ODIs (200*)
100+ wickets in T20Is (134)
– Shreyas Iyer in ODIs in New Zealand
103(107)
52(57)
62(63)
51*(57)
Second visiting batter to score four or more successive 50+ scores in New Zealand after Rameez Raja .
– Only once a 300+ target has been successfully chased down in ODIs in Auckland is 337 by New Zealand vs Australia in 2007
– Highest individual scores for NZ vs India in ODIs
145* T Latham Auckland 2022
120 N Astle Rajkot 1999
118 K Williamson Delhi 2017
117 N Astle Colombo 2001
– 221* between Williamson & Latham is Highest fourth wicket partnerships against India in ODIs surpassing 206 by Mohd Yousuf and Shoaib Malik in Centurion in 2009
– Highest partnerships for NZ vs India in ODIs
208*K Williamson – T Latham Auckland 2022
200 R Taylor – T Latham Mumbai WS 2017
190 R Taylor – S Styris Dambulla 2010
181 A Parore – K Rutherford Baroda 1994
– Third time Tom Latham has been involved in a 200+ stand in ODIs is the most for a New Zealand player surpassing two each by Ross Taylor, Martin Guptill & Kane Williamson.
– Most successive ODI wins for New Zealand at home
13 wins: Feb 2019 – ongoing *
12 wins: Jan – Dec 2015
9 wins: Dec 2017 – Feb 2018
– Unbeaten 200+ partnerships for fourth wkt or lower in ODI chases
226* E Morgan – R Bopara Dublin 2013
221*K Williamson – T Latham Auckland 2022
– Only the second time New Zealand has successfully chased down a 300+ target against India in ODIs. Highest: 348 in Hamilton, 2020
Tom Latham and Kane Williamson master a memorable chase against India ⭐
Watch the #NZvIND ODI series LIVE on https://t.co/CPDKNxoJ9v (in select regions) 📺
📝 Scorecard: https://t.co/eVO5qCY6fe pic.twitter.com/GBEpDunT9C
— ICC (@ICC) November 25, 2022
Tom Latham's highest ODI score powered New Zealand to fourth in the #CWCSL standings 💪
Latest table 👉 https://t.co/NWcfSLnAbZ pic.twitter.com/tnZJ0CcZ8G
— ICC (@ICC) November 25, 2022
That’s all from the 1st ODI game of this series and I hope you all will like this information. We will be back with all the details of 2nd ODI which will played on 27th November. For more updates visit my page on Facebook Durgesh Tiwary’s View and website Cricket Movie Website