Hagley Oval: New Zealand created history by defeating the Indian cricket team in the ODI series.
According to the details, under the leadership of Kane Williamson, NewZealand won the ODI series against India by one zero.
In the third and final match, the Kiwi team was in a position to win, but the match had to be canceled due to rain.
The Kiwis won their second ODI series in a row against India, with NewZealand winning 3-0 against India earlier.
In this rain-affected ODI series, NewZealand repeated a 41-year-old record, previously New Zealand defeated India in two ODI series in a row in 1981.
In the third and last ODI match, the Indian team scored only 219 runs against NewZealand while playing first.
India’s Washington Sundar scored the highest 51 runs, New Zealand’s Daryl Mitchell, Adam Milne scored 3 threes and Tim Southee dismissed 2 players.
In reply, New Zealand scored 104 runs in 18 overs when play was stopped due to rain, at which time Dion Conway scored 38 runs and Williamson was at the crease with 0 runs.
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