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India bowl New Zealand out for 134 in second ODI
India bowled New Zealand out for 134 in the second ODI in Wellington on Saturday.
It was New Zealand’s lowest home ODI total against India, below their previous low of 142 in 1994.
India chose to bowl first, and New Zealand lost wickets regularly as the hosts struggled to score.
Daryl Mitchell made 55, the highest score for New Zealand, while India’s Gurnoor Brar took four wickets for 30 runs.
Matt Fisher replaced Blair Tickner as a concussion substitute after Tickner was struck by a bouncer from Anshul Kamboj.
New Zealand had lost the first match of the three-match series, so they entered this game trailing 0-1.
India were chasing a target of 135, with the match still under way in the available updates.
New Zealand were 7 for 1 after five overs against India in the second ODI at Hnry Stadium in Wellington.
India captain Shubman Gill won the toss and elected to bowl first.
Arshdeep Singh bowled a maiden over, and Auqib Nabi took the first wicket.
India later bowled New Zealand out for 134 in 41 overs, their lowest home ODI total against India.
Gurnoor Brar took four wickets for 30 runs.
- Who
- India and New Zealand.
- What
- New Zealand were 7 for 1 after five overs in the second ODI. India later dismissed them for 134.
- When
- November 7, 2026.
- Where
- Hnry Stadium in Wellington, New Zealand.
- Why
- India won the toss and elected to bowl. A further reason is not stated.
This story does not have two clearly opposing sides.
India captain Shubman Gill won the toss and elected to bowl first.
Arshdeep Singh bowled a maiden over.
Auqib Nabi dismissed Tim Seifert with New Zealand on two runs.
New Zealand were 7 for 1.
India bowled New Zealand out for 134.
- Score after five overs
- New Zealand 7/1
- Venue
- Hnry Stadium, Wellington
- Match
- Second ODI of a three-match series
- New Zealand total
- 134 all out in 41 overs
- India's leading wicket-taker
- Gurnoor Brar, 4 for 30
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