Two heavyweight sides meet at Wellington's Hnry Stadium in the second one-day international, with the series momentum up for grabs.
New Zealand and India are back in action at Hnry Stadium in Wellington for the second one-day international of their series. Every ODI between these sides brings serious pressure, and the second game often shapes how the rest of the contest unfolds.
India come with a batting lineup built to attack and a bowling group that can squeeze teams in the middle overs. New Zealand counter with a reputation for disciplined, adaptable cricket on home soil, where they are rarely easy to beat. The tactical battle between the two is the real story of this fixture.
Wellington is one of the most distinctive venues in world cricket. Its coastal setting means conditions can shift quickly, and captains have to read the surface and the weather as carefully as they read the opposition. Winning the toss and making the right call can swing the day.
The key questions are familiar ones. Can the top order give their side a strong platform? Can the bowlers strike early and control the tempo? And who holds their nerve when the game tightens late on? Check the full scorecard for the ball-by-ball detail and the final numbers.
