Match Discussion
RIGHT PARTNER 13.3
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RISTA PAKKA 14.3
Highest targets successfully chased down by India (T20I)
209 balls Ind vs NZ Raipur 2026 *
209 vs Aus Vizag 2023
208 vs WI Hyderabad 2018
207 vs SL Mohali 2009
204 vs NZ Auckland 2020
202 vs Aus Rajkot 2013
Successfully chasing down 200+ most times
7 Australia
6 India *
5 South Africa
4 Pakistan
3 England
Winning with most balls to spare chasing 200+ targets (FM sides)
28 balls Ind vs NZ Raipur 2026 (Tar: 209)
24 balls Pak vs NZ Auckland 2025 (Tar: 205)
23 balls Aus vs WI Basseterre 2025 (Tar: 215)
14 balls SA vs WI Joburg 2007 (Tar:206)
Right, then what was that? India were 6 for 2 having lost Samson and their batting star Abhishek Sharma. But then Ishan Kishan went on a blitz, swinging away everything thrown at him. When Kishan and SKY reached their 100-run stand, Suryakumar had contributed just 19 to it! Once Kishan fell after a 21-ball half-century for a 32-ball 76, SKY -- who was on 10 off 10 at one point -- took off, and with good support from Shivam Dube, made very short work of a 209 chase. SKY finishes unbeaten on 82 off 37 balls, and this knock will give the Indian team, management and fans a massive confidence boost. Because, what's a better time for your best batter in the format to find form but just weeks away from a home World Cup? New Zealand will look back on a few decisions they made after things were looking good for them two overs into India's innings. Bowling Foulkes when Henry had started well turned out to be a pivotal mistake as he conceded 24 runs and helped Kishan get rolling. They never did come back from that over, and even dropped a fair few chances. They still can come back in this series, but their bowlers will be feeling the pressure after two majestic batting displays from India.
India have tightened their grip on the series with another emphatic performance, surging to a 2-0 lead in the five-match T20I series. Earlier in the evening, New Zealand put up an imposing total in excess of 200, powered by impactful knocks from Rachin Ravindra and Mitchell Santner, while handy cameos from the other NZ batters ensured the innings had strong finishing touches. In reply, India endured a shaky start as Sanju Samson and Abhishek Sharma were dismissed early. That stumble, however, was swiftly erased by Ishan Kishan, who launched a breathtaking counterattack, tearing into the New Zealand bowling and bringing up a blistering 21-ball half-century inside the powerplay. At the other end, Suryakumar Yadav anchored the innings smartly before accelerating to register his own fifty after Kishan’s departure - his first fifty in the format after a prolonged lean patch. Shivam Dube then kept the pressure firmly on the visitors, rotating the strike and finding boundaries at regular intervals. With the Indian batters maintaining relentless momentum, the target was overhauled with ease in the 16th over. It was a dominant all-round performance by India, with the captain leading from the front and playing a crucial knock to complete a comprehensive victory.
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