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Men’s ODI World Cup: India vs New Zealand clash set the highest peak with 43 million concurrent viewers on Digital
India’s clash against New Zealand in Dharamsala on Oct 22 eclipsed the record for highest digital concurrency set by the India v Pakistan clash when it witnessed 43 million concurrent viewers on Disney+Hotstar during the final overs of the match. This was the highest peak across any format of cricket ever on digital.
Men's ODI WC: We did not capitalise in the last 10 overs, says NZ skipper Latham after defeat to India
After Mitchell and Ravindra shared the 150-run partnership to rescue them from 19/2 New Zealand reached 243/5 but could manage only 273 all out in the end, eventually losing the match by four wickets. "We didn't capitalise in the last ten overs (with the bat). India bowled well in the death and we left a few runs out there," said Latham feeling they fell 30-40 runs short.
Men’s ODI WC: Suryakumar, Shami come in as India win toss, elect to bowl first against New Zealand
Both teams are yet to lose a game in the competition, with New Zealand last losing to India in an ODI World Cup game back in 2003. With no Hardik Pandya unavailable due to a left ankle injury sustained in India’s previous game against Bangladesh at Pune, Suryakumar has been brought in place of him to boost the batting power.
Men’s ODI WC: India will not have the kind of balance used to in first four games, says Dravid on Pandya’s absence
Pandya has been ruled out of India's match against New Zealand after injuring his left ankle in their previous match against Bangladesh at the MCA Stadium in Pune. While trying to stop a boundary hit by Litton Das on third ball of the ninth over, Pandya seemed to twist his left ankle in his follow-through after slipping in the process of saving the four and went off the field, to not participate in rest of the game.
Shubman Gill, Hardik Pandya gain big in ICC Men's T20I Player Rankings after series victory over New Zealand
Gill's 126 not out off 63 balls in the series decider at Ahmedabad that contributed to India's huge 168-run victory and helped seal the series 2-1, lifted him by an incredible 168 places in the rankings to be at 30th position. Gill, who has now slammed centuries in all three formats of the game, is ranked sixth in ODIs and 62nd in Tests.
Don't mind coming in and taking the role played by M.S Dhoni: Hardik Pandya
"I've played more games than any of those guys out there. So, I've known the experience and more than the experience part, it's where I've batted, and I've learnt how to accept pressure and I've learnt how to kind of swallow the pressure and kind of make sure the team and everything are calm," Hardik Pandya said in the post-match press conference.
3rd T20I: Shubman Gill's ton, bowlers power India to clinical 2-1 series win over New Zealand
Gill, who didn't have much success in the first two games, put on a batting show, smashing the Black Caps' bowlers all-round the park at the world's largest cricket stadium. Apart from Gill, the likes of Rahul Tripathi (44 off 22), Hardik Pandya (30 off 17) and Suryakumar Yadav (24 off 13) also made vital contributions with the bat.
3rd T20I: India win toss, opt to bat first against New Zealand
India, who won the last game, made one change in their playing XI as Umran Malik came in for Yuzvendra Chahal. "We're going to bat first. Want to put up some runs and take the game from there. Looks like a very good wicket, we played here in the IPL final where the ball did a bit more in the second innings," said Hardik at the toss.
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