India’s bowling attack restricted New Zealand to 185 runs in 40.2 overs. Arshdeep Singh led the charge, claiming four wickets for 70 runs. Gurnoor Brar and Anshul Kamboj also took key wickets, keeping the hosts under pressure. This disciplined effort ensured the Kiwis struggled to build any momentum throughout their innings.
India's bowling attack delivered an impressive performance against New Zealand, putting the hosts under immense pressure and restricting them to just 185 runs in just 40.2 overs. New Zealand would have found themselves in an even worse position had their last-wicket pair not added 39 crucial runs. Even with that late partnership, however, a total of 185 remains far from a competitive score.
Arshdeep Singh led India's bowling attack with an outstanding spell, claiming four wickets for 70 runs. The young pacers also made valuable contributions, with Gurnoor Brar picking up three wickets for 44 runs and Anshul Kamboj taking two for just 22, making it a memorable outing for the Indian bowling unit.
The Indian bowlers struck at regular intervals, preventing the Kiwi batters from building substantial partnerships. New Zealand struggled to find momentum throughout their innings as India's disciplined bowling effort kept them in check and ensured they were bowled out for a modest total.