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PlayersIND vs NZ Live Score 2nd ODI: Auqib Nabi delivers early breakthrough as Seifert walks back for a duck
IND vs NZ Live Score 2nd ODI: With overcast conditions prevailing, Shubman Gill wants his pace attack to make the most of the conditions early on and put the hosts under pressure.
- 2 Mins agoNabi strikes early
- 5 Mins agoMaiden from Arshdeep
- 15 Mins agoMatch reduced to 47 overs per side
- 22 Mins agoPlaying XIs
- 35 Mins agoShubman opts to bowl
- 55 Mins agoToss at 8
- 1 Hr 16 Mins ago45 AM
- 1 Hr 21 Mins agoConway ruled out
- 1 Hr 36 Mins agoToss delayed
- 1 Hr 47 Mins agoWeather update
- 1 Hr 56 Mins agoRohit aiming to bounce back
- 6:38 AM IST, Nov 7Rain poses early threat
IND vs NZ Live Score 2nd ODI: India will look to build on their impressive start to the ODI series when they take on New Zealand in the second match, with the focus once again on their pace attack. The inexperienced trio of Gurnoor Brar, Anshul Kamboj and Arshdeep Singh made a strong statement in the series opener, troubling the New Zealand batters with pace and bounce. They will be keen to carry that form forward, although the conditions at Hnry Stadium could demand a change in lengths, with shorter square boundaries bringing a different challenge. With Devon Conway ruled out due to concussion, New Zealand have another concern to deal with. India, meanwhile, will hope Rohit Sharma finds his rhythm and Virat Kohli continues his good form as they look to extend their lead in the series.
...Read MoreNabi strikes early
Auqib Nabi draws first blood for India, dismissing Tim Seifert to claim his maiden international wicket. The pacer finds success early as New Zealand come under pressure in the overcast conditions. Seifert mistimes his shot and picks out Anshul Kamboj at mid-point, giving India the breakthrough they were looking for. NZ 0/1 in 1.5 overs
Maiden from Arshdeep
Arshdeep Singh couldn't have asked for a better start! Making full use of the overcast conditions, the left-arm pacer got the ball to swing sharply and kept Will Young on his toes throughout the over. Young struggled to get bat on ball as Arshdeep began with a maiden, setting the tone for India's bowling attack. NZ 0/0 in 1 over
Action begins
Tim Seifert and Will Young in middle as Arshdeep Singh has the ball in hand as action begins in Wellington.
Match reduced to 47 overs per side
The match has been reduced to 47 overs per side following the delay caused by rain. Teams can now have a maximum of two bowlers delivering 10 overs each, while the remaining bowlers will be allowed to bowl a maximum of nine overs each.
Playing XIs
New Zealand Playing XI: Will Young, Tim Seifert, Henry Nicholls, Daryl Mitchell, Tom Latham(w), Glenn Phillips, Mitchell Santner(c), Nathan Smith, Kyle Jamieson, Jacob Duffy, Blair Tickner
India Playing XI: Rohit Sharma, Shubman Gill(c), Virat Kohli, Shreyas Iyer, KL Rahul(w), Axar Patel, Naman Dhir, Anshul Kamboj, Auqib Nabi, Gurnoor Brar, Arshdeep Singh
Shubman opts to bowl
India skipper Shubman Gill wins the toss and elects to bowl first once again in the overcast conditions against New Zealand in Wellington.
Toss at 8
There is finally some positive news from Wellington! The toss is now scheduled for 8 AM, with play expected to get underway at 8:30 AM. The weather has improved, and the wait for cricket is almost over.
Ground inspection scheduled for 7:45 AM
The wait continues in Wellington, with the toss still on hold as officials assess the ground conditions. The next inspection is scheduled for 7:45 AM local time, after which there could be more clarity on the start of the second ODI.
Conway ruled out
New Zealand have suffered a setback with Devon Conway ruled out of the remainder of the series after picking up a concussion in a collision during a fielding practice session.
Toss delayed
The toss has been delayed in Wellington as the ground staff continue to assess the conditions following the rain. Although the weather has improved, the teams are still waiting for the green light from the umpires. Further updates are awaited.
Weather update
It is reported that the weather has taken a turn for the better in Wellington, with the rain easing and sunshine breaking through. The fourth umpire has put his umbrella away, although the toss may still take some time. There is finally some encouraging news on the weather front.
Rohit aiming to bounce back
Rohit Sharma will be looking to put his early dismissal in the first ODI behind him and make a bigger contribution with the bat. The Indian opener had struck a good patch of form against the West Indies at home and will be keen to rediscover that touch in Wellington.
Rain poses early threat
Persistent showers in Wellington have put the start of the second ODI under a cloud, with the toss and first ball potentially facing a delay.
Hello and welcome
Hello and welcome! We are back with the live coverage of India vs New Zealand, with the two sides set to lock horns in the second ODI. The action now shifts to Hnry Stadium, where both teams will be looking to make their mark. Rohit Sharma will be eager to return to form after falling in the very first over of the series opener. The experienced opener came into the series on the back of a productive run in the home series against the West Indies and will be keen to carry that form forward.
Virat Kohli, meanwhile, looked in complete control at Eden Park. The extra bounce posed little challenge for the senior batter as he found the boundaries with ease and held the Indian innings together during the chase.
I, Aditya Maheshwari, will be bringing you all the latest updates from the game, including every major development, key moments and talking points as they unfold. Stay with us for all the action.
