All scoresNew Zealand won by 7 wkts
New Zealand195/318.0 ov
India191/820.0 ov

New Zealand won by 7 wkts

India tour of New Zealand, 20265th T20I · Seddon Park, Hamilton

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Alert history

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  • Wicket — India 191/6Innings 2: 3 wickets fell between updates.
  • Wicket — India 191/5Innings 2: 3 wickets fell between updates.
  • Wicket — India 191/4Innings 2: 3 wickets fell between updates.
  • Match finishedNew Zealand won by 7 wkts
  • Wicket — New Zealand 168/3Innings 2 at 168/3.
  • Wicket — New Zealand 82/2Innings 2 at 82/2.
  • Wicket — New Zealand 10/1Innings 2 at 10/1.
  • Wicket — India 191/8Innings 1 at 191/8.
  • Wicket — India 185/7Innings 1: 2 wickets fell between updates.
  • Wicket — India 185/6Innings 1: 2 wickets fell between updates.
  • Wicket — India 130/5Innings 1 at 130/5.
  • Wicket — India 123/4Innings 1 at 123/4.
  • Wicket — India 112/3Innings 1 at 112/3.
  • Wicket — India 19/2Innings 1 at 19/2.
  • Wicket — India 2/1Innings 1 at 2/1.
  • Match startedNew Zealand vs India is under way at Seddon Park, Hamilton.

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