India lead the ODI series 1-0 as they face New Zealand in the second ODI at Wellington’s Hnry Stadium on November 7. With afternoon showers forecast, Mohammed Siraj in contention for India and Matt Henry available for New Zealand, the match promises an intriguing contest.
India are expected to retain most of the side that took a 1-0 lead in the ODI series, with Mohammed Siraj in contention to replace Auqib Nabi for the Wellington match. New Zealand are also weighing a possible change in their pace attack, according to the predicted line-ups.
Virat Kohli produced a sharp low catch at second slip to dismiss Nathan Smith in India's first ODI against New Zealand in Auckland. The catch off Anshul Kamboj reduced New Zealand to 115/7 and was followed by Kohli's 'Bow and Arrow' celebration.
India have brought Auqib Nabi into the squad for the opening three ODIs against New Zealand after Prasidh Krishna was ruled out with a hamstring injury. Nabi was already named for the final two matches.
Prasidh Krishna is set to miss India’s five-match ODI series against New Zealand while recovering from a hamstring injury. Jammu and Kashmir pacer Auqib Nabi is expected to take his place after impressing for India A, though the latest reports say the selection change was not yet officially announce
Devdutt Padikkal struck his 12th first-class century and passed 150 for his highest India A score, while a 215-run stand with Sai Sudharsan revived India A against New Zealand A in Lincoln.
India A were bowled out for 113 in the first unofficial Test at Lincoln, with Yash Rathod making 44 and Simon Keene taking five wickets. New Zealand A responded strongly and were building a substantial first-innings lead on Day 2.