India Vs New Zealand

IND vs NZ Hockey World Cup Highlights: India lose shoot-out, bow out of WC

India vs New Zealand Crossover, Hockey World Cup 2023 Highlights: India will not finish on the podium once again and all the hype of a World Cup medal has come to an end as hosts lose 5-4 in shoot-out

Hockey World Cup IND vs NZ Crossover: Harmanpreet and co eye Last 8 spot

FIH Men's Hockey World Cup 2023 India vs New Zealand Preview: The Indian hockey team will play in the crossover against New Zealand to try and get into the quarterfinal

India crushes New Zealand by 8 wickets, take unassailable 2-0 lead

India outplayed New Zealand by eight wickets in the second ODI to take an unassailable 2-0 lead in the three-match series here on Saturday

Shubman Gill's sensational double hundred powers India to 349/8 against NZ

Gill oozed class in his special 208 off 149 balls and batted through the innings with not much support from the other end. Skipper Rohit Sharma's 34 off 38 was the second best score of the innings

IND vs NZ Series: Where to watch and how to live stream in India; details

IND vs NZ Series 2023: Check out live streaming details, and broadcast options in India along with the venue, date, pitch report and weather forecast for the first ODI between India and New Zealand

India vs New Zealand 1st ODI 2023: Predicted XI for India, New Zealand Team

India vs New Zealand Predicted XI: Find out the latest team news and the predicted playing eleven of both India and New Zealand for the first ODI of the three-match series

IND vs NZ series: How to buy India vs New Zealand 1st ODI tickets online

India vs New Zealand 2023: Get the latest updates on how to buy the tickets for the first ODI of the three-match series in Hyderabad

Rain plays spoilsport, second ODI abandoned after two interruptions

The second One-day International between India and New Zealand was abandoned due to persistent rain here on Sunday. New Zealand inserted India to bat after winning the toss but only 12.5 overs could be possible as twice the game had to be stopped due to rain. The game could not resume after the second rain-forced break when India were 89 for one in 12.5 overs. India lost Shikhar Dhawan (3) before Shubman Gill (45) and Suryakumar Yadav (34) added 66 runs for the second wicket. Rain first stopped play when India were 22 for no loss. New Zealand are leading the series 1-0, having won the Auckland ODI by seven wickets. The final match of the series will be played on Wednesday in Christchurch.

India vs NZ: Play resumes but rain-hit match reduced to 29 overs a side

Play resumed in the second ODI between India and New Zealand but the match has been reduced to 29-overs-a-side after a four-hour rain delay, here on Sunday. The match was stopped when India were 22 for no loss in 4.5 overs. As per the changed conditions, there would be just a 10-minute break between the two innings and no drinks break will be taken.

Good opportunity for us to show skills: Shikhar Dhawan ahead of NZ clash

The Indian team will play three-match ODI series against the Kiwis starting on November 25, as Men in Blue builds up to the 2023 World Cup

Ind vs New Zealand: Start of third T20I series delayed due to rain

The start of the third and final T20 International between India and New Zealand was delayed due to rain here on Tuesday. The toss was pushed back due to a drizzle. India lead the three-match series 1-0. The first T20I between the two sides was washed out while the second match had also been halted for about 30 minutes owing to rain. India are also scheduled to play a three-match ODI series against the hosts, starting Friday.

IND vs NZ 2nd T20I Highlights: Surya's sizzling century leads India to win

India vs New Zealand 2nd T20I Highlights: Riding on a brilliant 111* (51) by Suryakumar Yadav, India bowled the Kiwis out for 126 to win the match by a huge margin of 65 runs at Mount Maunganui

India vs New Zealand 1st T20I: Rain plays spoilsport, match washed out

India vs New Zealand 1st T20I Live Updates: The first match of the series between India and New Zealand at the SKY Stadium, Wellington has been abandoned due to rain without even a ball being bowled

IND vs NZ 1st T20I Live Streaming: It's not available on cable TV in India

India vs New Zealand 1st T20I Live Streaming: Indian audience will be watching the Indian cricket team play on Amazon Prime for the first time. The match will be available on TV only on terrestrial

IND vs NZ 1st T20I: India Predicted XI vs New Zealand for Wellington T20I

India vs New Zealand 1st T20I, Predicted XI: Find out the latest team news and the predicted playing eleven of both India and New Zealand for the first T20I of the three-match series

IND vs NZ 1st T20I preview: Can India finally change the T20 template?

India vs New Zealand 1st T20I preview: India would look to find the T20 template once again if the weather permits a game in Wellington

After running in circles, India to make another 'fresh' start with NZ T20s

Having not learned from their mistakes, India will aim to shed their archaic playing style for good with the help of a "young and fearless" bunch in the three-match T20I series against New Zealand, beginning here on Friday. After the World Cup debacle in the UAE last year, India did adopt an aggressive batting approach but by the time the next edition came knocking, the top-order was found wanting and failed to take the attack to the opposition. India found themselves running in circles as the wait for their first ICC trophy in nine years got longer. With the next T20 global event two years away, India have enough time to identify and groom the players for an attack-at-all costs approach displayed by England. Hardik Pandya, who could lead the team in the next T20 showpiece, will be captaining the side in Rohit Sharma's absence. Stand-in head coach VVS Laxman has indicated that the management will be keen to add only T20 specialists to meet the requirement of the modern game. Thoug

Pandya is a fabulous leader, his work ethics are exemplary: VVS Laxman

VVS Laxman, who has stepped in for Rahul Dravid as the head coach for India's white-ball tour of New Zealand, heaped huge praise on stand-in captain Hardik Pandya's leadership abilities

Roadmap for 2024 T20 World Cup starts now, people will get chances: Pandya

Stand-in T20I skipper Hardik Pandya on Wednesday said the road map for 2024 T20 World Cup starts now, adding that going forward a lot of players will be given chances to stake their claim in the side. India's 2022 T20 World Cup hopes ended with a 10-wicket defeat against eventual champions England in the semifinals. Pandya, who will be leading India in the three-match T20I series against New Zealand, starting Friday, said the team needs to overcome from their World Cup failure. "Yes, we all know there is disappointment of the World Cup but we are professionals and we need to cope with it. How we cope with our success we cope up with our failures and move forward and look forward to get better rectify our mistakes," Pandya told reporters. The next T20 World Cup will be played in 2024 in the West Indies and United States and the Indian squad is expected to undergo a major transition in the next two years with the likes of Virat Kohli and Rohit Sharma among others being gradually ease

In T20 cricket, you will see lot more specialists going forward: VVS Laxman

Stand-in head coach VVS Laxman on Thursday said India will be looking to pack the side with T20 specialists as it seeks course correction after yet another World Cup failure. England, who won their second T20 World Cup title in Australia on Sunday, have set the benchmark with their fearless brand of cricket. They bat till number 11 and in the final against Pakistan, they had as many as seven bowling options even in the absence of lead pacer Mark Wood. Speaking to media ahead of the New Zealand limited overs tour, Laxman said multi-dimensional players are the need of the hour in T20 cricket. "In white ball cricket, you need specialist players and going forward, in T20 cricket, you will see a lot more T20 specialists. T20 cricket has shown us over the years that you need multi-dimensional cricketers," said the current NCA chief ahead of the opening T20I on Friday. "We have bowlers who can bat and batters who can bowl. More number of bowlers who can bat allows the team to have depth