India vs New Zealand, 1st ODI: India beat New Zealand by 8 wickets (DLS)

V Shankar to K Williamson, Kane has played that off the front foot and into the ground.

V Shankar to K Williamson, On the leg side again, Williamson tucks it away to deep square leg and they come back for the second.

V Shankar to K Williamson, FOUR! Nicely done and well in control. Not too short, Kane checks his pull and just glances this away through square leg. The fine leg fielder is fine and the ball touches the ropes.

V Shankar to K Williamson, On off, Williamson defends it off his back foot.

Y Chahal to Tom Latham, The batsman has defended it by getting right behind the line of the delivery.

Y Chahal to Tom Latham, Full and down the leg side, swept fine for a single.

Y Chahal to Tom Latham, Full and around off, watchfully defended.

Tom Latham walks in at number 5, replacing Taylor.

Y Chahal to R Taylor, OUT! CAUGHT AND BOWLED! Boy. Stop the press. Chahal has taken a caught and bowled dismissal. That too, with the ball dipping onto him. Beautifully flighted outside off, Taylor comes forward to push but cannot keep it down. The ball dips onto the bowler who does well to take it inches above the ground. Fabulous catch. Usually, Chahal struggles to take such stuff but not today.

Y Chahal to R Taylor, A bit of extra flight, Taylor stays leg side of the ball, reaches out to drive but mistimes it back to Chahal.

Y Chahal to R Taylor, Tossed up around off, pushed back to the bowler.

V Shankar to K Williamson, Full on middle, pushed towards mid on.

V Shankar to K Williamson, The batsman has played it to the point region.

V Shankar to K Williamson, Full and outside off, driven back to the bowler.

V Shankar to K Williamson, FOUR! Classic shot. On a length outside off, Williamson gets on top of the bounce and punches it through the covers. No soul can stop it. 50 UP FOR NEW ZEALAND.

V Shankar to R Taylor, Full and outside off, pushed towards cover where Rayudu fumbles and concedes a single.

V Shankar to R Taylor, FOUR! That is a superb shot. Simply superb. Tell you why. The ball is short and Taylor unfurls the cut shot. What is so superb about that, you ask? Alright. Let me give you some talking points first. Twice or thrice in a row, Rosco was connecting the cut shot but straight to the fielder. So now, he adjusts. Cuts the ball hard, into the ground close to him so powerfully that it bounces over the leaping point fielder and races to the fence. Small adjustments sometimes provide fruitful results.

Y Chahal to K Williamson, Outside off, punched towards cover.

Y Chahal to R Taylor, Full and outside off, driven through mid off for a run.

Y Chahal to K Williamson, Goes back and works it through mid-wicket for a single.