India vs New Zealand 3rd ODI Live Cricket Score Updates: Daryl Mitchell and Glenn Phillips first pulled New Zealand out of a hole and are now starting to frustrate India with both batters switching gears succesfully. Mitchell scored a second consecutive century while Phillips is nearing a ton of his own. The partnership between them is now motoring towards the 200-run mark.
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Mitchell and Young were into the act early as New Zealand lost their openers early to Harshit Rana and Arshdeep Singh. Henry Nicholls fell for a golden duck to Arshdeep in the first over of the match after which Devon Conway was dismissed by Rana first ball of the second over. Shubman GIll earlier won the toss and chose to bowl first.
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India will face the heat of battling a series decider yet again as they take on the dogged New Zealand unit on a belter of a pitch at the Holkar Cricket Stadium in Indore today. It is fair to say that despite the 1-1 scoreline of the series, it is the second-string BlackCaps outfit that has stood a rung above the Indians who have blown hot and cold. India’s top-order has gotten starts but failed to seize momentum and convert them into big scores.
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On Friday, the roads leading to Holkar Stadium — Indore’s modest yet lively international cricket venue — hinted that, if only momentarily, the city’s prevailing gloom might lift. The Indian men’s cricket team is set to arrive ahead of Sunday’s third ODI against New Zealand, even as the city grapples with a devastating tragedy. At least 15 people have died after consuming contaminated water, the state government informed the high court on Tuesday. For a city that takes immense pride in its reputation as the cleanest in the country — a claim loudly proclaimed on billboards across town and largely reflected in its streets — the failure to supply safe drinking water has delivered a sharp blow to its collective conscience. READ MORE
