IND vs NZ: The first match of the five-match ODI series between India and New Zealand is being played today i.e. on 4 November (Wednesday) at Eden Park in Auckland. In this match, New Zealand cricket team, batting first, scored 185 runs after losing 10 wickets in 40.2 overs. While chasing this target, Team India has scored 45 runs for 1 wicket in 10.5 overs. But something happened in the last overs of New Zealand's innings, which forced the Indian fans to dance.

Actually, New Zealand's 9 wickets had fallen at 146 runs in 35.1 overs. From there it seemed that the New Zealand cricket team would collapse even before 150, but the team's fast bowler Blair Tickner came to the crease and batted brilliantly as a number 11 batsman and showed the stars to the Indian bowlers during the day. Despite being a bowler, he hit fours and sixes on the field.

Gurnoor made a special plan for Tickner

Tickner was continuously sending the Indian bowlers outside the boundary. He played an inning of 34 runs in 23 balls with 1 four and 4 sixes. When he was becoming a threat to the bowlers of Team India. Then Team India's fast bowler Gurnoor Brar made a special plan for him and trapped him by laying a trap. His video is becoming viral rapidly on social media.

Tickner trapped in Gurnoor's web like this

Let us tell you that on behalf of Bharti, Gurnoor Brar came to bowl the 41st over of New Zealand's innings. Gurnoor bowled the first ball to Blair Tickner and no runs were scored on it. Tickner had gone to hit a pool shot on this ball to Gurnoor. When he could not hit a shot on his fast-paced short ball, Gurnoor Brar took a jibe at him and bowled a shot to trap him.

Actually, after not being able to make a shot on Gurnoor's ball, Ticknor tried to make a shot with the bat twice. After this, Gurnoor teaches Tickner to connect with the pull shot. They say that this is how a pool shot is hit. On this Tickner shows the stump and tells Gurnoor that you show it by hitting the ball on the wicket and show it by getting me out.

After this, the next ball of the 41st over was bowled short by Gurnoor Brar, on which Blair Tickner went to play a pool shot and the ball took the edge of his bat and went straight into the gloves of KL Rahul behind the wicket. With this, Ticknor's innings ended and Gurnoor trapped him in his net. With this, New Zealand's innings collapsed beyond 185 runs.

Talking about this match, New Zealand cricket team Glen Phillips played an inning of 30 runs in 51 balls with 2 fours and 1 six. There itself Tim Seaford played an innings of 38 runs in 43 balls with 3 fours and 2 sixes. For India, Arshdeep Singh took 4 wickets and Gurnoor Brar took 3 wickets.

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