Live Match 3rd T20I: New Zealand v India at Hamilton, Jan 29, 2020 India tour of New Zealand,Live Score

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India 179/5 (20.0 Overs) RR: 8.95
New Zealand 179/6 (20.0 Overs) 8.95
Match tied (India won the one-over eliminator)

Batsman	R	B	4s	6s	S.R
Kane Williamson (rhb)	95	48	8	6	197.91
Martin Guptill (rhb)	31	21	2	3	147.61

Bowller	O	M	R	W	Econ
Shardul Thakur (rm)	3.0	0	21	2	7.00
Mohammed Shami (rm)	4.0	0	32	2	8.00

RECENT | W 1 . W 1 6 | 1 1 4 1 4 . | 1 1 2 2 1 2 | 2 . 4 4 4 . | W 1 1 1 . 6

Ball by Ball Live Score Commentary

End of Over No.20 New Zealand 179/6 Last Over (8 runs)
Vivek Shyamala: “NZ are ahead with the number of boundaries here. seems like they have learnt their lessons.” 11.29pm Think back to three balls ago. Kane Williamson on strike on 95, with New Zealand needing two off four balls. Would anyone have imagined what happened next? Williamson is helmeted up again, already, ready to come in to face the Super Over.
19.6	W	Mohammed Shami to Taylor bowled him, this is going into a Super Over! What a finish. Full outside off, almost in the blockhole, around fiftth-stump in line. Taylor looks to slog into the leg side, and inside-edges into his stumps. OUT LRPL Taylor b Mohammed Shami 17 (23m 10b 1×4 1×6) SR: 170.00
The scores are tied. Could this go into a Super Over? Only fine leg is back now as everyone else comes up to savde the single.

19.5	1	Mohammed Shami to Seifert another play and miss! Another short ball outside off, and the bounce is steep once more. Seifert is off his feet, looking to slash, but the bounce beats his edge. Taylor immediately sets off for the bye, Seifert responds, and Rahul, rolling the ball to the stumps at his end, misses 1 bye


19.4	0	Mohammed Shami to Seifert short outside off. The field was set for the short ball. It was there for the slash, but this is a new batsman, and he’s a little late on it and he misses no run
Well, well. Two off three balls. Tim Seifert arrives at the crease. A dot ball will amp up the pressure on him. third man and fine leg are back. Mid-off is up.

19.3	W	Mohammed Shami to Williamson gone! Out of nowhere! Shami bangs in a short ball outside off stump. He has a gully in place, and there’s a gap between that fielder and the keeper. Looks to dab it there, but doesn’t get enough on it, and Rahul can fall to his right and snap up the edge near his right shoulder OUT KS Williamson c †Rahul b Mohammed Shami 95 (68m 48b 8×4 6×6) SR: 197.91
Two to win, Williamson is on 95. Can he…

19.2	1	Mohammed Shami to Taylor looks for the blockhole now, just outside off, whipped to long-on 1 run


19.1	6	Mohammed Shami to Taylor probably not. Full-toss, angling into off stump, and Taylor clears his front leg and muscles this all the way over the leg-side boundary, to the right of deep midwicket SIX
New Zealand need nine. Can Mohammed Shami deny them?
End of Over No.19 New Zealand 171/4 Last Over (11 runs)

18.6	1	Bumrah to Taylor full on off stump, whipped to deep midwicket, and New Zealand need nine off the last over to win this. 1 run


18.5	1	Bumrah to Williamson in the blockhole again, on off stump. Jabbed to backward point 1 run


18.4	4	Bumrah to Williamson shot! Bumrah had sent fine leg back, and he more or less nailed this middle-and-leg yorker. Williamson steps across, flicks – if he misses, he’s bowled – and beats the diving fine leg fielder to his right FOUR


18.3	1	Bumrah to Taylor near-yorker on middle stump, clipped to the left of deep backward square leg 1 run


18.2	4	Bumrah to Taylor bam. Well done by Taylor. Another full-pace length ball, but Taylor has shuffled across in advance to be able to take it from outside off stump and whip it to the forward square leg boundary FOUR


18.1	0	Bumrah to Taylor not this ball. Taylor must have expected the slower ball, but he got the full-pace length ball in the corridor, Test-match style. A bit of leg-cut, and it beats his outside edge as he looks to drive into the covers no run
Third man and fine leg inside the circle for Bumrah. We’ll probably see lots of slower ones. Danish: “Feel like Chahal has done his part in his last over. Bumrah and Shami somehow have to gather themselves (esp. Bumrah) and keep it together for another 5 minutes each!”
End of Over No.18 New Zealand 160/4 Last Over (9 runs)
Nine off the over, which is quite excellent under the circumstances. Keeps India in the game, just.
17.6	1	Chahal to Taylor full-toss on middle and leg, whipped to deep backward square leg 1 run


17.5	1	Chahal to Williamson shortish on middle stump, slides on to cramp Williamson on the pull. Hits it uppishly, but it lands well short of the man at deep midwicket 1 run


17.4	2	Chahal to Williamson shortish legbreak wide of off stump, flat-batted to the right of the cover sweeper. They run two, and Jadeja, aiming for the keeper’s end, throws too wide to put any pressure on the batsmen 2 runs


17.3	2	Chahal to Williamson flighted ball on leg stump, swept to the left of deep square leg 2 runs


17.2	1	Chahal to Taylor tossed up slightly wide of off. Looks to sweep but it’s a little too full, and he drags it along the ground into the backward square leg region, off the bottom edge 1 run


17.1	2	Chahal to Taylor flat slider on middle stump, goes deep in his crease and works it into the vacant midwicket region. Perfect weight on the shot to pick up two runs by the time the fielder comes in off the boundary 2 runs
Twenty-nine to get now. What a time for Chahal to bowl his last over, with the new batsman on strike.
End of Over No.17 New Zealand 151/4 Last Over (14 runs)

16.6	2	Bumrah to Williamson yorker on middle and leg this time, clipped towards square leg. The fielder there, moving to his left, picks up and throws at the bowler’s end, misses, and concedes an overthrow 2 runs


16.5	0	Bumrah to Williamson off-stump yorker, almost perfectly executed, and Williamson jams his bat down and jabs it back to the bowler no run


16.4	4	Bumrah to Williamson shot. Bumrah’s gone away from the slower ball, the last two balls, and Williamson has taken toll. Full and a lot of width, not full enough to deny Williamson elevation, and he lifts it over extra-cover to pick up another boundary FOUR


16.3	4	Bumrah to Williamson length ball, closer to off stump now, and Williamson steps across to whip it up and over square leg. Super shot FOUR


16.2	4	Bumrah to Williamson this is a game of small margins, and they’re going New Zealand’s way today. Another slower ball outside off, quite full, and he plays a sliced drive that hangs in the air for a while before dropping down to the right of deep point. Desperate effort, but he can’t get to it FOUR


16.1	0	Bumrah to Williamson there’s the wide-ish slower ball that he’s used so well through this series. Williamson swings too early, looking to smash that through the off side, and misses no run
Ross Taylor walks in to join Williamson with 43 needed off the last four overs. Bumrah will bowl two of them. Here he is.
End of Over No.16 New Zealand 137/4 Last Over (9 runs)

15.6	W	Thakur to de Grandhomme got him. That was full and angling in towards off stump, and the shot over extra-cover was on, but in the effort to make a bit of room, his front leg had stepped too far towards the leg side, causing his weight to go that way, and the bat to come down at an angle. Thick edge flies straight to the man at short third man OUT C de Grandhomme c Dube b Thakur 5 (26m 12b 0x4 0x6) SR: 41.66


15.5	1	Thakur to Williamson low full-toss outside off, whipped to deep midwicket with a roll of the wrists 1 run


15.4	1	Thakur to de Grandhomme back of a length on off stump, creates a bit of room and slaps it powerfully, all along the ground, to deep point 1 run


15.3	1	Thakur to Williamson back of a length close to off stump, dabbed to the right of the left-handed Jadeja at backward point 1 run
AMEYA: “Are they rolling a different mat for WIlliamson?” — Certainly looks like it.

15.2	0	Thakur to Williamson bouncer, angling down leg slightly. Williamson ducks under it no run


15.1	6	Thakur to Williamson shot. Half-volley angling into leg stump, and he sashays to the leg side to make himself room and loft inside-out over long-off SIX
52 off 30. This is very doable. Can Shardul Thakur cause another twist?

Score Cards

Batting

Batsmen	R	B
Martin Guptill	31	21
Colin Munro	14	16
Kane Williamson	95	48
Mitchell Santner	9	11
Colin de Grandhomme	5	12
Ross Taylor	17	10
Tim Seifert	0	2

Bowling

Bowler	O	R	W
Shardul Thakur	3	21	2
Mohammed Shami	4	32	2
Jasprit Bumrah	4	45	0
Yuzvendra Chahal	4	36	1
Ravindra Jadeja	4	23	1
Shivam Dube	1	14	0

Bowling	O	R	W	Econ
SN Thakur	3	21	2	7.00
Mohammed Shami	4	32	2	8.00
JJ Bumrah	4	45	0	11.25
YS Chahal	4	36	1	9.00
RA Jadeja	4	23	1	5.75
S Dube	1	14	0	14.00

Partnerships

Wkt	Runs	Players
1st	47	MJ Guptill 31	C Munro 14
2nd	5	C Munro 0	KS Williamson 1
3rd	36	MJ Santner 9	KS Williamson 26
4th	49	C de Grandhomme 5	KS Williamson 44
5th	41	KS Williamson 24	LRPL Taylor 17
6th	1	LRPL Taylor 0	TL Seifert 0

Batting		R	B	4	6
MJ Guptill	caught	31	21	2	3
C Munro	stumped	14	16	2	0
KS Williamson	caught wk	95	48	8	6
MJ Santner	bowled	9	11	1	0
C de Grandhomme	caught	5	12	0	0
LRPL Taylor	bowled	17	10	1	1
TL Seifert	not out	0	2	0	0
TG Southee
IS Sodhi
HK Bennett
SC Kuggeleijn
Extras	(b 6, lb 2)	8
Total	(6 wkts; 20 ovs)	179

Team Squads

New Zealand

Martin Guptill

Colin Munro

Kane Williamson

Mitchell Santner

Colin de Grandhomme

Ross Taylor

Tim Seifert

Tim Southee

Ish Sodhi

Hamish Bennett

Scott Kuggeleijn

India

Rohit Sharma

KL Rahul

Shivam Dube

Virat Kohli

Shreyas Iyer

Manish Pandey

Ravindra Jadeja

Shardul Thakur

Yuzvendra Chahal

Mohammed Shami

Jasprit Bumrah

What is it?

India tour of New Zealand, 3rd T20I: New Zealand v India at Hamilton, Jan 29, 2020.

When is it?

Match will be played on Jan 29, 2020.

What time does it start?

Starting time of match 2020-01-29 07:00:00 GMT, 2020-01-29 20:00:00 local

In Which Ground is it Playing?

The match will be played at Seddon Park, Hamilton

Who will Win India tour of New Zealand, 3rd T20I: New Zealand v India ?

With ten nearly equally matched groups, the importance of every game can’t be understated in this tournament. Both sides are expected to emerge out packaged full-strength against each other in what claims to be a cracker of a competition. Contemplating that the 2 sides on newspaper,India are somewhat more power-packed unit whereas New Zealand possess the benefit of being a steady side. For this and another above-mentioned motives, we believe the India are far more likely to emerge victorious in what will be among the most crucial experiences for either side.

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