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India vs New Zealand, 2nd ODI, Auckland Cricket Photos | Ind vs NZ Today's Match Pictures
1/12
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New Zealand Take Unbeatable 2-0 Lead vs India
Despite a valiant fight from all-rounder Ravindra Jadeja and Navdeep Saini, India fell 22 runs short of 274-run target in Auckland to allow the hosts take an unbeatable lead of 2-0 in the three-match ODI series. India have suffered their first bilateral series defeat against the Black Caps in 6 years.
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3/12
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Debutant Jamieson Leaves Instant Impression
New Zealand's 6 foot 8 inch debutant Kyle Jamieson (2/42 and 25 off 24 balls) got the 'Player of the Match' award for his all-round show. The win was more creditable as regular skipper Kane Williamson along with top bowlers Trent Boult, Lockie Ferguson were unavailable.
4/12
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Iyer Continues Purple Patch
Iyer, once again showed that he owns the No.4 batting position as he played a responsible innings of 52 runs despite consistently losing partners at the other end.
5/12
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Southee Makes Run-Machine Kohli His Bunny
Southee dismissed Virat Kohli for the 6th time in ODIs (9th across formats) in Auckland, becoming the leading bowler to have dismissed the Indian captain for the most number of times across formats.
6/12
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Shaw-Mayank Fail to Deliver
Chasing a stiff 274-run target to keep the series alive, Prithvi Shaw and Mayank Agarwal failed to lay a strong foundation as both the openers departed inside 5 overs to leave India reeling at 34 for 2.
7/12
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Ross The Boss Saves NZ's Day
In-form Ross Taylor produced a rearguard act with an unbeaten half century to rescue New Zealand to 273 for eight against India in the second ODI on Saturday. Taylor scored 73 not out (74 balls, 6 fours, 2 sixes) - his 51st half-century - and put on 76 off 51 balls for the ninth wicket with debutante Kyle Jamieson (25 not out off 24 balls) to lift the hosts from 197/8 to a competitive score.
8/12
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Kohli Calls it Right at Toss
Virat Kohli wins the all-important toss against New Zealand in 2nd ODI at Eden Park, Auckland. He invited NZ to bat first.
9/12
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Guptill Comes Good For Hosts
Put in to bat, New Zealand got off to a positive start as Guptill (79) and Henry Nicholls (41) put on 93 runs for the first wicket. Guptill's innings contained eight fours and three sixes, as their cautious start meant India were searching for wickets early on.
10/12
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Chahal Weaves Magic With Spin
Playing in place of Kuldeep Yadav, Yuzvendra Chahal (3/58) picked up a three-wicket haul as he consistently troubled the NZ batter with his spin. Chahal had earlier dropped Nicholls in the 15th over as India started nervously in the field again. But things came together after the first wicket with the visitors piling on the pressure.
11/12
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Do Not Mess With Jadeja's Rocket Arm
All-rounder Ravindra Jadeja's brilliance in the field was once again on display as he effected Jimmy Neesham's (3) short of the crease in the final overs of NZ innings.
12/12
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India Tighten Screws on Black Caps
Shardul Thakur (2/60) got rid of Tom Blundell (22) and then came the turning moment. Guptill set off for a suicidal run and was duly caught short of his crease by Thakur's throw. The Kiwis were suddenly down to 157 for 3 and India made good use of the opening. Jadeja (1/35) got into the action, first dismissing Tom Latham (7) and then running out Neesham (3).