New Zealand Vs India Live Cricket Score - Live Score, 2nd ODI Match - Full Scorecard

L Ferguson to R Sharma, OUT! In the air, in the air, in the air... and taken! The short ball does the trick for Lockie. In his previous spell, his bouncers were going for sixes. That time, we were wondering, why bowl short to Ro? But this time it works. Because of the change in pace. Smart bowling. It is a leg cutter and Rohit, initially looking to pull, ends up helping it in the end. He hits it too well for his liking and Colin de Grandhomme is waiting at deep backward square leg. Runs in slightly and takes a decent catch. Two sixes off Lockie for Rohit, eventually the seamer gets his reward. Tough luck for Sharma, a century and more was there for the taking.

T Boult to S Dhawan, OUT! Edged and taken! New Zealand strike at last. Dhawan is gone. No 200-run opening stand. But what a prolific start for India. Not the greatest of deliveries, short and wide outside off and Dhawan rightfully slashes hard. But somehow, don't know how, he gets an outside edge. Was he beaten by pace? Did he have to reach out for the ball? Ahh... we get the reason. No footwork. He just slashed at it flat-footed. The ball went behind and Tom Latham dived to his left and took a fine catch. The 154-run opening stand is broken. Meanwhile, Trent Boult gets his 400TH INTERNATIONAL WICKET!

T Boult to V Kohli, OUT! Caught! The short ball consumes Kohli again! Last match it was Lockie Ferguson. This match it is Boult. Banged in on middle, Kohli looks to pull but the rising bounce consumes him. A top edge is induced and Ish Sodhi does really well racing to his right from long leg, sliding across and taking the catch. Third consecutive dismissal in the 40s for the Indian skipper. Big wicket for the Kiwis.

L Ferguson to A Rayudu, OUT! Caught and bowled! Ferguson steams in from 'round the wicket and bangs in a short ball around off at 146 kph. Rayudu shuffles across the stumps and tries to pull it across the line. But the ball jumps onto him extra and catches the top edge. Lockie settles underneath it in his followthrough and takes the skier safely to his right. A knock on the slower side by Rayudu.

B Kumar to M Guptill, OUT! Caught at third man. Short ball does the trick here for Kumar. He dishes it outside off and Guptill stands back to play the ramp shot. Times it well but not well enough to take it over the fielder in the deep. Chahal does well to hang onto the catch after juggling a bit initially. 302 needed off 270 balls.

Y Chahal to C Munro, OUT! LBW! Certain shots are subject to risks. One should always keep that in mind and read the ball carefully before investing in that stroke. Full and outside off, Munro looks to play the switch hit, but misses. Is hit on the tummy with the ball spinning in and umpire Nigel does not take long to raise his finger. Munro walks across to Taylor to chat about the review but agrees that it will be a waste. Hawk Eye confirms. Now, a bit of a debate from the on-air commentators. Mike Hesson says, Munro changed his position and became a right-hander. So does not that become PITCHED OUTSIDE LEG? But then, rules are made for conventional strokes. The Kiwis in big trouble now, need 241 more from 215 balls.

M Shami to K Williamson, OUT! Cricket is a great leveller. One moment Kane was dominating the bowler - 6, 6, 4, 2 and another moment he got dominated by Shami. It's all about holding your patience and keep trying. Another delivery just outside off, a shade on the shorter side, Williamson tries forcing it through the off side but it takes the inside edge and cannons onto the stumps. Kane has to leave. A big breakthrough for India. He was looking good in his short stay. Not a bad bargain, giving 18 runs to him and then taking his wicket.

K Jadhav to R Taylor, OUT! Yes. You guessed it right. Normally when Dhoni is confident, the batsman isn't. Taylor has to go. That is yet another brilliant glovework from the man from Jharkhand. Kedar Jadhav has struck and guess when? (When Scott Styris comes on air - for those who remember his jibe when New Zealand visited India last). Massive blow to the hosts and perhaps that might be the end of the run chase for them. Full and outside off, Taylor lunges to defend but misses. His back foot goes up in the air slightly and that is enough for MSD. Whips off the bails in that flash of an instant. Talk about Formula 1 Drivers taking a quick turn on a kerb. Or MotoGP bikers going low on a turn. That is fast. This is superquick. But not the third umpire. The stumping appeal is referred upstairs and one sees the result in the very first replay. But numerous replays are seen before eventually, OUT is displayed on the giant screen.

K Yadav to Tom Latham, OUT! The magician hunts down Latham! Great flight on this one. Generously tossed up around middle and tempts the batsman to go after it. Tom initially looks to sweep but finding it to be dipping in, he walks forward with his flick shot. Fails to connect and it hit him on the back pad. The appeal is made and the finger goes up immediately. Also, Latham was outside his crease as the fielder at slip picks up the ball and throws it onto the stumps. Latham walks up to his partner and then decides to go. Probably he knew that anyway he was run out. Half the side is back in the hut, 189 needed off 153 balls. The Kiwis are under the pump.

K Yadav to H Nicholls, OUT! The last recognized batsman bites the dust! Kuldeep gives it a good toss and lands it full around off, Henry Nicholls advances down the track for a big shot across the line. It takes the top edge and goes into the safe hands of Shami at backward point. End is nigh for the Black Caps.

K Yadav to de Grandhomme, OUT! Bye bye Colin de Grandhomme! Kuldeep hurls across a flighted full ball outside off, turning away, de Grandhomme kneels down for a big slog sweep but it takes the top edge and balloons towards deep mid-wicket. Rayudu settles underneath it near the fence and takes the skier safely. He loses his balance a bit but does well to stay well away from the boundary line. Kuldeep has two and India are all over New Zealand like a rash.

B Kumar to D Bracewell, OUT! Doug Bracewell holes out! He gets deceived by the slower one. Tries pumping it over long on but fails to generate enough power behind his shot. Dhawan in the deep makes no mistake and it brings an end to a frustrating 58-run stand for India. Just one away from going 2-0 up in the series.

K Yadav to Ish Sodhi, OUT! Bowled 'em! Kuldeep is on a hat-trick... Kuldeep bowls a lovely tossed up ball around off, turning back in, Sodhi fails to read the variation, goes back and across to work it around but misses. It spins down to disturb the leg stump and Yadav roars in delight.

Y Chahal to L Ferguson, OUT! There goes the final wicket! INDIA WIN BY 90 RUNS! Chahal gives this one some extra air and lands it full outside off, Ferguson takes on the challenge to clear long on but ends up hitting it straight down Shankar's throat in the deep. The Men in Blue had to work really hard for the last two wickets, took them 57 balls. Anyway, they go 2-0 up in the series after yet another dominating performance.