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India vs New Zealand: Conceding runs in middle overs became crucial, says Krunal Pandya

Wellington (New Zealand), Feb 06 (ANI): In the backdrop of India's record defeat against New Zealand in the opening T-20I, while addressing the post-match press conference in Wellington today, Indian Cricket Team all rounder Krunal Pandya said, "We have got everything that a team should have, be it batting, bowling and depth options. It was one of the bad days. We would look to improve", he added. The teams will clash for the second T20I of the three-match series on February 8 at the Eden Park.

Team India is dependent on spinners, they control middle overs: Mithali Raj

Wellington (NZ), Feb 05 (ANI): Indian women's cricket team is heavily depended on spinners in the middle overs and they have not disappointed in the series against New Zealand's White Ferns, ODI skipper Mithali Raj said on the eve of the three-match T20I series, beginning on February 6. With the third game against White Ferns on February 1, Mithali became the first-ever woman cricketer to play 200 one-day internationals. India managed only one win when they last visited New Zealand in 2006, the first time the teams had ever played a bilateral ODI series in the Kiwiland. Now 13 years later, the only remaining players who can link to the tour of 2006 are India's two top cricketers Mithali and Jhulan Goswami. India Women and Men will begin their T20I double-header series against New Zealand's White Ferns and Black Caps on February 6 at the Westpac Stadium in Wellington.

Watch: Indian Cricket Team practices ahead of first T20I against New Zealand

Wellington (NZ), Feb 05 (ANI): Ahead of the first T20I match against New Zealand, acting skipper Rohit Sharma-led India practiced at nets to perfect their game. India has already won the five-match ODI series by 4-1, and is looking to cement its position even in the shortest format.

India vs New Zealand: Indian women's cricket team gears up for 1st T20

Wellington (New Zealand), Feb 04 (ANI): After Indian men's cricket team proved to be triumphant against New Zealand, now women's team will take on Kiwis on their home turf. The team geared up ahead of 1st T20 scheduled to be held on February 6 at Westpac Stadium. Indian batswoman Smriti Mandhana recently claimed top spot in cricket rankings. Indian team has already won the One Day series against New Zealand by 2-1.

India vs NZ: Beating New Zealand on their home turf is massive achievement, says Rohit Sharma

Wellington (New Zealand), Feb 03 (ANI): India won the series against New Zealand by a massive margin of 4-1. Captain termed the victory as massive achievement. "Teams have come here in the past and struggled. At home they play good cricket, for us it is a great takeaway", said Rohit Sharma. He also applauded the New Zealand team and said that their side has good quality and balance. India won the 5th One Day International match by 35 runs in Wellington today.

India vs NZ: Great opportunity to take on one of the best teams in the world, says Kiwi Captain

Wellington (New Zealand), Feb 03 (ANI): India came back strong in the 5th and last match of the series against New Zealand taking the tally to 4-1. India won by 35 runs at Westpac Stadium in Wellington. New Zealand skipper Kane Williamson accepted the defeat and said that it was a great opportunity to take on one of the best teams in the world. Ambati Raydu for his contribution with the bat was declared as man of the match and Mohammad Shami was chosen as player of the series.

India vs New Zealand: Fans hope to win ODI series by 4-1

Wellington (New Zealand), Feb 03 (ANI): After a string of exceptional performances in the first three One Day Internationals (ODIs), India slumped to an embarrassing eight-wicket loss against New Zealand in the fourth ODI in Hamilton on January 31. The fifth and last ODI will be played in the capital city Wellington of New Zealand today. Fans reached at Westpac Stadium to witness the last ODI match. Yesterday, in the practice session the players were seen vigorously training for the last match. Both teams are eager to prove their point in the last game. India will further take on Kane Williamson-led Kiwis in three T-20 internationals in 19-day tour. Virat Kohli is rested for the remainder of the tour and therefore Rohit Sharma will be at the helm for the T-20 series. One of the cricket fans said, "We hope to win the series by 4-1. Though the team of New Zealand is equally strong but might be there will be some changes in the Indian squad for today's match like Mahendra Singh Dhoni can

Played below potential level, focus is on next game: Sanjay Bangar

Wellington (New Zealand), Feb 02 (ANI): While briefing a press conference in New Zealand's Wellington, Assistant Coach Sanjay Bangar said, "We played below our potential level and boys realise it. We need to put that game behind and look forward to the next game. You want your best batsman to play maximum numbers of balls and if you see, that is the reason of our success.

India vs New Zealand: Men in blue sweat it out in nets ahead of last ODI

Wellington (New Zealand), Feb 02 (ANI): The Indian cricket team practiced today ahead of last One Day International (ODI) against New Zealand in Wellington on Sunday. The players were seen vigorously training for the one day match. After a string of exceptional performances in the first three ODIs, India slumped to an embarrassing eight-wicket loss against New Zealand in the fourth ODI in Hamilton on Thursday. Both teams are eager to prove their point in the last game. The fifth and last ODI will be played in the capital city Wellington at Westpac Stadium on February 3. India will further take on Kane Williamson-led Kiwis in three T-20 internationals in 19-day tour. Virat Kohli is rested for the remainder of the tour and therefore Rohit Sharma will be at the helm for the T-20 series.

ICC Men's Cricket World Cup 2023 will be played in India: ICC CEO

Gurugram (Haryana), Feb 1 (ANI): While speaking during an interactive session in Gurugram, International Cricket Council (ICC) Chief Executive Officer (CEO) and former South Africa cricketer David Richardson on Thursday announced that the 13th edition of Men's Cricket World Cup will be played in India in 2023. Speaking at an event, Richardson said, "There is so much to look forward to. We have two T-20 events (Women and Men) in Australia in 2020, followed by the first Test Championship final. Then we have Women's World Cup in New Zealand in 2021, Under 19 World Cup. And of course then we have two events in India - the next T-20 World Cup at the end of 2021 and the Men's World Cup itself in 2023." When asked about his preferred team, the former South Africa wicket-keeper batsman said, "India are playing really well and England have probably got their best one-day team that they could have for many years. There is no expectation on South Africa this time to do anything. So, they will jus

India vs NZ: It's a reality check, says Bhuvneshwar Kumar on India's loss

Hamilton (New Zealand), Jan 31 (ANI): India faced a crushing defeat against New Zealand after putting a meager total of 92 on the scoreboard. New Zealand chased the total with ease with 8 wickets in hand. On India's first loss of the series, Indian top pacer Bhuvneshwar Kumar said, "It was a tough wicket, but this is learning for all of us", said Kumar. India leads the series by 3-1.

India vs New Zealand: Fans hope of clean sweep at Hamilton after clinching ODI series

Hamilton (New Zealand), Jan 31 (ANI): After the Indian cricket team wrapped up the five-match ODI series against the kiwis in the first three matches India looks to test their bench strength in the 4th ODI which will be played today in Hamilton. India will further take on Kane Williamson-led Kiwis in three T-20 internationals in 19-day tour. Fans reached at Hamilton's Seddon Park to witness the fourth ODI match. One of the cricket fans said, "We wish to clean sweep the ODI series by 5-0 and that is why I am here to witness the same." The other fan said, "We are very much excited and will definitely going to miss Virat Kohli but I think without him also we can do clean sweep."

>India vs New Zealand: Kiwis sweat it out ahead of match

Hamilton (New Zealand), Jan 30 (ANI): As stakes are high for the New Zealand team ahead of the ICC World Cup, the team sweats it out in Hamilton. Challenges for the team have build up at this point as it has performed poor in the last matches. The two teams will play fourth One Day International (ODI) on January 31. India leads 3-0 in the ongoing five-match series.

India vs New Zealand: Indian team practices ahead of fourth ODI

Hamilton (New Zealand), Jan 30 (ANI): The Indian cricket team practiced ahead of their fourth One Day International (ODI) against New Zealand in Hamilton on Thursday. The players were seen vigorously training for the one day match. After clinching the series, India looks to test their bench strength in the 4th ODI. The fourth ODI will be played in Hamilton on January 31. India will further take on Kane Williamson-led Kiwis in three T-20 internationals in 19-day tour. The Indian team wouldn't have expected to wrap up the five-match ODI series in the first three matches. However, they will be happy to use this position to try their bench strength ahead of the ICC World Cup. Virat Kohli is rested for the remainder of the tour and therefore Rohit Sharma will be at the helm for the last two ODIs and the T-20 series.

India vs New Zealand: Indian cricket team arrives in Hamilton

Hamilton (New Zealand), Jan 29 (ANI): Players of Indian cricket team arrived in New Zealand's Hamilton on Tuesday. Next match between India and New Zealand is scheduled to be played on January 31. India had won the third One Day International (ODI) match with seven wickets on January 28. India is leading five match ODI series with 3-0.

Good to have Hardik Pandya back: Virat Kohli

Mount Maunganui (New Zealand), Jan 28 (ANI): Speaking on Hardik Pandya's come back, Indian cricket team captain Virat Kohli on Monday said, "Good to have him back. He put his head down and focused on what he needed to do, you can tell from the way he bowled. He is someone who will make important contribution over all. He is someone who provides a lot of balance to the team."

Fact that we have won 3 games is outstanding achievement: Virat Kohli

Mount Maunganui (New Zealand), Jan 28 (ANI): Indian cricket team captain Virat Kohli on Monday said, "The fact that we have won 3 games is an outstanding achievement, it's great if you see bowlers, Shami running in, Bhuvi bowling good areas. Hardik was good today as well and overall I'm very pleased how the three games have gone. Everybody is playing very well."

India vs New Zealand: Fans cheer team India

Bay Oval (New Zealand), Jan 28 (ANI): The third One Day International (ODI) match between India and New Zealand is underway. The match is being held at New Zealand's Bay Oval. Fans are hopeful of India's win in the match. India is already leading the five match series with 2-0. New Zealand has won the toss and chose to bat first.

NZ vs Ind 2nd ODI: Always helps whenever Dhoni stays till last: Kedar Jadhav

Mount Maunganui (New Zealand), 26 Jan (ANI): After India beat New Zealand in the second ODI at Mount Maunganui by 90 runs, Indian batsman Kedar Jadhav said that whenever M.S. Dhoni "stays till the last", it always helps the team. "We wanted to bat first, it started off well. Shikhar and Rohit are showing the class and how consistent they have been in the last few years. Mahi bhai (MS Dhoni) and Rayudu also played a crucial knock. It definitely helps when Mahi stays till the last," said Jadhav.

India vs New Zealand: Fans hope India's win ahead of 2nd ODI

Mount Maunganui (New Zealand), Jan 26 (ANI): Indian cricket fans waited outside the Oval Bay stadium in New Zealand's Mount Maunganui to witness the second One Day International (ODI) match between India and New Zealand. They hoped India's win in the match while cheering for the team. Their hopes became high after India won the opening match against New Zealand in Napier by 8 wickets. India is playing against New Zealand in a five-match series.