New Delhi. New Zealand's innings was reduced to 185 runs in 40.2 overs. The score would have been even lower, but in the end, Blair Tickner's stormy innings took the Kiwis beyond 180. New Zealand's top-order and middle-order batsmen did not trouble India as much as Blair Tickner, who came in at number 11, did. New Zealand's score at one time was 146 runs for nine wickets. After this, Tickner made a partnership of 39 runs in 31 balls with Jacob Duffy for the 10th wicket. Tickner was out as the last wicket after playing a stormy innings of 34 runs in 23 balls with the help of one four and four sixes. He was caught by Gurnoor Brar at the hands of wicketkeeper Rahul. Duffy remained unbeaten after scoring 15 runs.

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Earlier, after losing the toss and coming to bat first, New Zealand's batting was very poor. You can guess this from the fact that only five batsmen could cross the double figures. Tim Seifert was out after scoring 38 runs in 43 balls with the help of three fours and two sixes, Daryl Mitchell was out after scoring 28 runs in 41 balls with the help of three fours and one six and Glenn Phillips was out after scoring 30 runs in 51 balls with the help of two fours and one six. Apart from this, only Tickner and Duffy could cross the double figures. Will Young was out after scoring nine runs, Henry Nicholls was out after scoring nine runs, Tom Latham was out after scoring three runs, captain Mitchell Santner was out after scoring four runs, Nathan Smith was out after scoring one run and Kyle Jamieson was out after scoring one run. For India, Arshdeep Singh took four wickets, while Gurnoor Brar got three wickets. Anshul Kamboj got two wickets.