🏏India vs New Zealand, 1st ODI - RGI Stadium, Hyderabad - 18/01/23 🏏 - Page 11

19 Fours and 9 Sixes by Gill 👏

IND 349/8 (50)

CRR: 6.98

Innings Break

Target for NZ is 350

India

(49.6/50 ov) 349/8

New Zealand

India chose to bat.

Current RR: 6.98

• Last 5 ov (RR): 58/3 (11.60)

And more than half the runs were from Gill.👏

Take a bow young man.

Cheers..

STAT: Highest diff bw top scorer & next highest scorer in an ODI inngs

198 Rohit (264) | Kohli (66) vs SL Kolkata 2014

195 Guptill (237*) | Taylor (42) vs WI Wellington 2015

174 Shubman (208) | Rohit (34) vs NZ Hyderabad 2023 *

Originally posted by: Viswasruti

STAT: Highest diff bw top scorer & next highest scorer in an ODI inngs

198 Rohit (264) | Kohli (66) vs SL Kolkata 2014

195 Guptill (237*) | Taylor (42) vs WI Wellington 2015

174 Shubman (208) | Rohit (34) vs NZ Hyderabad 2023 *

Rohit is present in both highest and lowest 😆

Shubman Gill is the man of the moment (so far)! He got to 1000 ODI runs today and went on to make it a superb double-century which single-handedly gave India this strong total. No other India batter crossed 35. Whether it was his opening stand with Rohit or the death overs, Gill's pull dominated the day against New Zealand. The pitch is not completely flat, it's stopping a bit and turning at times too, but whenever the bowlers changed the pace Gill picked them all to perfection. First 50 off 52 balls, a century off 87 balls, 100-150 in 35 balls, and the 150 to 200 in just 23 balls. Most importantly, the acceleration came when he was starting to run out of partners and the boundaries were drying up after the 40th over. His back-to-back sixes in the end off Ferguson got him to his 200 and India to nearly 350. Remember, New Zealand are without Williamson but they have some big hitters in their XI. Will there be dew? Can New Zealand do it? Sidharth Monga will start the chase in some time.

Daryl Mitchell: That was good fun, amazing atmosphere here with all the crowd. They batted nicely. The way Gill batted was special. At the same time, if we can set a platform, build some partnerships and take it deep, you never know what can happen. (On Gill's knock) Very special, to get a double century in one-dayers is pretty cool. For me, with the ball, it's awesome to do a role for the team and bring some energy. If you bowl in the right areas, there's a little bit of hold and a little bit of extra bounce. For us, it's about getting ourselves in, putting some pressure on the opposition.

Another STAT: India last four ODIs batting first

409/8 vs Ban Chattogram

373/7 vs SL Guwahati

390/5 vs SL Trivandrum

349/8 vs NZ Hyderabad

ND 349/8 (50)

NZ 12/0 (1.5)

CRR: 6.55 REQ: 7.02

New Zealand need 338 runs

Originally posted by: Savera84

Shubman Gill is the man of the moment (so far)! He got to 1000 ODI runs today and went on to make it a superb double-century which single-handedly gave India this strong total. No other India batter crossed 35. Whether it was his opening stand with Rohit or the death overs, Gill's pull dominated the day against New Zealand. The pitch is not completely flat, it's stopping a bit and turning at times too, but whenever the bowlers changed the pace Gill picked them all to perfection. First 50 off 52 balls, a century off 87 balls, 100-150 in 35 balls, and the 150 to 200 in just 23 balls. Most importantly, the acceleration came when he was starting to run out of partners and the boundaries were drying up after the 40th over. His back-to-back sixes in the end off Ferguson got him to his 200 and India to nearly 350. Remember, New Zealand are without Williamson but they have some big hitters in their XI. Will there be dew? Can New Zealand do it? Sidharth Monga will start the chase in some time.