4th ODI India Vs NewZealand | India Lead the Series 2-0

Sachin Tendulkar

After winning the toss New Zealand elected to field first, New Zealand New Skipper BB McCullum paid a heavy price by letting India Strong Batting line up to Bat First,

Master Blaster Sachin Tendulkar showed why he is Number 1 Batsmen in the world, Sachin Tendulkar made useful 163 of just 133 balls with 14fours and 5sixes, Before retiring hurt. Tendulkar was well supported by Yuvraj singh made 87 of 60balls with 10fours and 6 Sixes, Later on Dhoni 68 of 58balls, made an imposing total of 392 for 4

New Zealand made a Good Start, Both the opening batsmens were scoring runs all over the ground, At once it was looking that NewZealand will easily achieve the target, it was huge partneship of 166runs, Once Mc Cullum got runout, it open floodgate for India, New Zealand were losing their wicket at Regular Interval, Indian Bowler not allowed New Zealand Batsmen to make Partnership going.

Highlight of the Match was More than 700runs were scored.

India Now Lead the Series 2-0 with Two Match Still on the Way, Will India win the Series in New Zealand.

4th ODI will Played on 11th March 2009, at Seddon Park, Hamilton.

India Vs New Zealand 2nd ODI | Live WestpacTrust Stadium, Wellington

MS Dhoni

After the wining the First ODI Series against New Zealand, New Zealand Skipper Daniel Vettori witnessed the demolishing act of Sehwag and MS Dhoni.

After the whitewash in the Twenty20 Series Skipper Dhoni promoted himself. India were lucky to get going partnership from Sachin Sehwag then Dhoni and with Raina, 69runs for the first week, another 52runs and 110 for the fourth wicket between Skipper Dhoni and Raina.

Skipper Dhoni is looking for Third Seamer he said after winning the First ODI, Dhoni said i have always stressed on good starts. we knew we had good firepower down the order to capitalise on decent start."

Now India lead the Five Match Series 1-0

India Vs New Zealand

2nd ODI
06 Mar,2009 01:00 am GMT
WestpacTrust Stadium,
Wellington

3rd ODI
08 Mar,2009 01:00 am GMT
AMI Stadium, Christchurch

4th ODI
11 Mar,2009 01:00 am GMT
Seddon Park, Hamilton

5th ODI
14 Mar,2009 01:00 am GMT
Eden Park, Auckland

New Zealand Vs India | Not to Worry about Wickets Taylor

Ross Taylor

India Will face New Zealand Twenty20 International on 25th Feb and 27th Feb 09. Before the start of the Series, New Zealand middle-order batsman Ross Taylor said India should not lose sleep over the nature of the tracks here and the two Twenty20 Internationals would be enough for them to get used to the bounce.

Taylor further added "I think a lot of people have made a lot of the wickets the last time they were out here. I think the wickets have improved a lot since then. I don't think the Indians need to worry about green, seaming wickets,

It shows in our domestic form. The little dibbly-dobbly bowlers aren't having as much success as they had five or 10 years ago. That is good for New Zealand cricket that the bowlers are having to work a bit harder for their wickets and I am sure over the next month or so, the Indians will see how our conditions have changed," he said.

"There's a lot of cricket played. The idea is to adapt as quick as possible. There will be a little bit of getting used to for the Indians but our wickets aren't as bouncy as Australia," he said.

"I am sure after the first two Twenty20 games, they would have got used to the bounce and in the nets as well. That won't be a factor come the first one-dayer. It will be interesting to see how it goes," he said.

At the end Taylor "India would be the best team going around in all forms of the game at the moment and it is exciting for us to play against them and see where we really are on our home turf. Hopefully, we will have some success. But I am sure the New Zealand public will have a good series to watch,"