176 dot balls, 134 all out! India bowlers hand New Zealand unwanted home record
India's bowling attack dominated New Zealand in the second ODI in Wellington, bowling them out for a record-low home total of 134. Gurnoor Brar led the performance with four wickets as India secured a commanding position in the match.
Why it matters
This performance highlights the depth of India's young bowling talent and marks a significant statistical low for New Zealand cricket at home.
India's young bowling attack produced a superb performance to bowl New Zealand out for just 134 in the second ODI in Wellington on Saturday. It was New Zealand's lowest all-out total at home against India in ODI cricket.Gurnoor Brar led the attack with four wickets, while Auqib Nabi, Anshul Kamboj and Axar Patel also made important contributions. The Indian bowlers used the conditions well and never allowed the New Zealand batters to settle.Brar (4/30 in 10 overs) troubled the home batters with his pace and bounce. Nabi (2/31 in seven overs) got the ball to move off the pitch, while Kamboj (2/25 in eight overs) continued to bowl with control.Arshdeep Singh (0/16 in seven overs) was also impressive with the ball.
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