Full Scorecard of New Zealand vs India 3rd ODI 2016/17 - Score Report

BATTING		R	B	M	4s	6s	SR
Martin Guptill	lbw b Yadav	27	21	31	2	2	128.57

Tom Latham	c Pandya b Jadhav	61	72	131	3	1	84.72

Kane Williamson (c)	lbw b Jadhav	22	27	27	3	0	81.48

Ross Taylor	st †Dhoni b Mishra	44	57	56	4	1	77.19

Corey Anderson	c Rahane b Jadhav	6	5	4	1	0	120.00

Luke Ronchi †	st †Dhoni b Mishra	1	4	3	0	0	25.00

James Neesham	c Jadhav b Yadav	57	47	84	7	0	121.27

Mitchell Santner	c Kohli b Bumrah	7	13	13	0	0	53.84

Tim Southee	b Yadav	13	12	15	2	0	108.33

Matt Henry	not out	39	37	52	4	1	105.40
Trent Boult	b Bumrah	1	3	3	0	0	33.33

Extras	(w 7)	7
TOTAL	49.4 Ov (RR: 5.73, 214 Mts)	285
Fall of wickets: 1-46 (Martin Guptill, 6.4 ov), 2-80 (Kane Williamson, 12.6 ov), 3-153 (Ross Taylor, 28.3 ov), 4-160 (Corey Anderson, 29.4 ov), 5-161 (Luke Ronchi, 30.2 ov), 6-169 (Tom Latham, 31.5 ov), 7-180 (Mitchell Santner, 34.2 ov), 8-199 (Tim Southee, 37.5 ov), 9-283 (James Neesham, 48.6 ov), 10-285 (Trent Boult, 49.4 ov)

BOWLING	O	M	R	W	ECON	0s	4s	6s	WD	NB
Umesh Yadav	10	0	75	3	7.50	31	10	2	3	0
6.4 to MJ Guptill, pins him in front of middle! It's an issue that has long plagued Guptill. His front leg doesn't come down the pitch, it goes across instead. So when the ball is pitched up on off stump - like this one - and gets just enough inward movement - like this one - he's in trouble. The bat has to come around the pad. It's not quick enough.. 46/1 37.5 to TG Southee, drags it on! India keep changing bowlers, and they keep getting wickets in the first over. This was a short ball, Southee went for the pull but was into the shot too early. Inside edge clatters back onto the stumps. 199/8 48.6 to JDS Neesham, that is not at all timed. It's a full toss, but Neesham seems to have got under it too much while trying to smash it down the ground. Skews away to cover, where Jadhav takes a fine catch under pressure. Thats the end of a record partnership for New Zealand for the 9th wicket - 84 in 67 balls. 283/9
Hardik Pandya	5	0	34	0	6.80	16	2	2	2	0
Jasprit Bumrah	9.4	0	52	2	5.37	28	6	0	0	0
34.2 to MJ Santner, held on the pitch, produced the leading edge and point takes the catch gleefully. It was back of a length. It was on the pads. The flick shot wasn't the worst one, but he is trumped by the ball coming at him a lot slower than he expected. Kohli, the catcher, sticks his tongue out in celebration. Santner, the departing batsman, jams his bat into the turf. Sums up the theme of the match. 180/7 49.4 to TA Boult, backs away to flay the ball through cover, and he would have had it not been for Bumrah trumping him with some very clever change of pace. Flashes a big smile after felling the off stump. 285/10
Kedar Jadhav	5	0	29	3	5.80	12	2	0	2	0
12.6 to KS Williamson, that goes straight and Williamson has played all across it! Went to sweep - which is dangerous by itself when a ball is in line with the stumps - but this one was so slow. The batsman was through the shot too early and as such was a sitting duck. Jadhav must have magic fingers... well, he used only the forefinger to work on that ball to make sure it didn't turn. New Zealand's best batsman falls to India's most part-time of part-timers. 80/2 29.4 to CJ Anderson, he's getting wickets off full tosses! Anderson looks to lash it over cover, but the connection is made a little too high on that and the ball deflects to mid-off. Rahane has to move to his left a bit and takes the catch at chest high. 160/4 31.5 to TWM Latham, picks out short cover with laser guided precision! Latham's cover drive, for once, fails. It was tossed up wide so he was within his right to go for the shot. But he should have kept it down with fielders up in the circle. 169/6
Axar Patel	10	0	49	0	4.90	31	3	1	0	0
Amit Mishra	10	0	46	2	4.60	28	3	0	0	0
28.3 to LRPL Taylor, absolute beauty! It was slow. It was tossed up. It was drifting in. And it dips too. Poor Taylor, he was suckered into coming forward, suckered into flicking agains the turn, which dances past the leading edge, through to Dhoni who completes the stumping. Dream delivery for a legspinner. 153/3 30.2 to L Ronchi, looks like Mishra has another stumping! Dhoni is very certain of it. The loopy legspinner. It's a damn fine sight in cricket. Seduces Ronchi to drive at it, and in his haste, he's dragged his back foot out of the crease. Then it turns, oh so beautifully past the outside edge and straight into the wicketkeeper's waiting hands. Dhoni is so good with these things. Has his hands right by the stumps, not behind them like some others, and has a lot less distance to cover. 161/5

India (T: 286 runs from 50 ovs)

BATTING		R	B	M	4s	6s	SR
Rohit Sharma	lbw b Southee	13	21	35	2	0	61.90

Ajinkya Rahane	c Santner b Henry	5	10	11	1	0	50.00

Virat Kohli	not out	154	134	202	16	1	114.92
MS Dhoni (c)†	c Taylor b Henry	80	91	122	6	3	87.91

Manish Pandey	not out	28	34	55	3	0	82.35
Extras	(lb 2, w 7)	9
TOTAL	48.2 Ov (RR: 5.97, 214 Mts)	289/3
Did not bat: Kedar Jadhav, Axar Patel, Hardik Pandya, Amit Mishra, Umesh Yadav, Jasprit Bumrah
Fall of wickets: 1-13 (Ajinkya Rahane, 2.5 ov), 2-41 (Rohit Sharma, 8.4 ov), 3-192 (MS Dhoni, 35.5 ov)

BOWLING	O	M	R	W	ECON	0s	4s	6s	WD	NB
Matt Henry	9.2	0	56	2	6.00	29	8	0	1	0
2.5 to AM Rahane, that's all a bit soft! And Henry proves game-changing for New Zealand again. He was celebrating the moment Rahane popped this back of a length ball in the air. It went in the direction of cover, and Santner was the man there. He's a fantastic fielder. Perhaps this pitch isn't quite as true as I thought. That ball certainly stopped on Rahane. 13/1 35.5 to MS Dhoni, he's struck! With that back of a length ball that New Zealand like. And it is precisely for this reason that they like it - some hold onto the dry pitch and if a batsman is driving on the up, there is every chance he could be caught. That's why they have a short cover in the 36th over. Dhoni was left reaching for the ball, mistimes the shot and Taylor takes the catch. 192/3
Trent Boult	10	0	73	0	7.30	24	9	1	2	0
Tim Southee	10	0	55	1	5.50	24	4	0	2	0
8.4 to RG Sharma, slower ball has him lbw! Lovely change of pace. Rohit didn't quite pick it early enough, and his attempt at adjusting to it comes up short because Southee has also given this ball a bit of offcut. The flick shot comes down outside the line of the ball. He is pinned in line with middle and leg. Umpire Oxenford takes his time but then gives the nod. 41/2
Mitchell Santner	10	0	43	0	4.30	31	1	2	0	0
James Neesham	9	0	60	0	6.66	21	6	1	2	0

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MATCH DETAILS

Punjab Cricket Association Stadium, Mohali, Chandigarh
Toss	India, elected to field first
Series	New Zealand tour of India
Season	2016/17
Player Of The Match	Virat Kohli
Series result	India led the 5-match series 2-1
Match number	ODI no. 3798
Hours of play (local time)	13.30 start, First Session 13.30-17.00, Interval 17.00-17.45, Second Session 17.45-21.15
Match days	23 October 2016 - daynight (50-over match)
Umpires	Bruce Oxenford Chettithody Shamshuddin
TV Umpire	Anil Chaudhary
Reserve Umpire	Nitin Menon
Match Referee	Richie Richardson