The first match of the 5 match T20 series was played between India and New Zealand team at Eden Park in Auckland. This match was high scoring, in which the Indian team won. India defeated hosts New Zealand by 6 wickets to take a 1-0 lead in the series. The next match of the series will be played on this ground on Sunday 26 January.
Read MoreWhat an excellent hour of play this was for India. England came out after the Lunch break hoping of bundling the remaining wickets out quickly and for once it also looked like that when Shami and Ishant fell quickly. However, Jadeja and Bumrah frustrated the English side. The former played his shots and the latter hung in there with him and courtesy their partnership, the two have only given a small lead of 40 to the hosts.
When the play started earlier this morning, everyone was expecting the Indian bowlers to get the remaining wickets as quickly as possible. But, Jos Buttler had other ideas. He played superbly well for his 89 off 133 balls, put on healthy partnerships with the tailenders and pushed the score to 332. In reply, Dhawan failed once again but the Pujara-Rahul stand gave the Indian team some hope.
Ravichandran Ashwin took just one wicket as England opened up a 233-run lead at stumps on Day 3
Highlights India vs England: England extended their lead 233 runs at stumps on Day 3 as Sam Curran remained unbeaten on 37 runs.
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