In the series decider being played in Indore, New Zealand has scored a huge score of 337 runs at the loss of 8 wickets. The Kiwi team has never won an ODI series on Indian soil. She seems to be on the verge of creating history. To stop him, the Indian team will have to execute its fourth most successful run chase.
Team India has achieved the target of 350 runs thrice in ODIs. On all these three occasions, Virat Kohli’s bat has excelled. He will have to perform amazingly again today. Rohit Sharma will also have a big responsibility.
With the help of unbeaten century innings of RO-KO, Team India crossed the target of 360 runs against Australia at Jaipur ground in 2013. This is India’s most successful run chase in ODIs. Just two weeks after this historic victory, the Indian team had achieved the target of 351 runs against Australia in Nagpur.
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India’s most successful run chase in ODI
- 360 runs vs Australia, 2013
- 351 runs vs Australia, 2013
- 351 runs vs England, 2017
- 331 runs vs Australia, 2016
- 330 runs vs Pakistan, 2012
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The team chasing runs in the series is winning
The team batting later has won the first two matches of this 3-match ODI series between India and New Zealand. In the first match of the series played in Vadodara, with the help of Kohli’s 93 runs, India achieved the target of 301 runs by losing 6 wickets. After this, in Rajkot ODI, New Zealand easily chased the target of 285 runs on the basis of Daryl Mitchell’s unbeaten inning of 131 runs. Now it remains to be seen whether Team India wins the run chase in the series decider or not.
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