IND vs NZ: After the defeat, Shubman Gill gave a big statement, told how the second ODI slipped out of hand

Shubman Gill Post Match Statement: A 3-match ODI series is being played between India and New Zealand. The second match of the series was played in Rajkot on 14 January. The Indian team had to face defeat in this match. The Indian team was disappointed even on the strength of KL Rahul’s century.

The Indian bowling department proved to be a flop in this match, due to which Team India could not defend 284 runs. After the defeat, captain Shubman Gill gave a big statement. He has also told the real reason for the defeat.

Shubman Gill gave a big statement

After the defeat, Gill made a big statement and said that we could not take any wicket in the middle overs. With five fielders deployed, if wickets are not taken in the middle overs, the situation becomes very difficult even after adding 15-20 more runs. And if wickets are not taken in the middle overs, then it becomes very difficult to stop the batsman.

He further said that the ball was swinging a little in the first 10-15 overs. We should have been more aggressive in bowling. We had missed some chances in the last match also. Gill made it clear in his statement that Team India had to face defeat due to poor bowling.

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New Zealand won the match by 7 wickets

For the Indian team, KL Rahul had scored 112 runs in 92 balls. Apart from this, captain Shubhman Gill played an inning of 56 runs in 53 balls. India had scored 284 runs at the loss of 7 wickets in 50 overs, in response to which New Zealand scored 286 runs in 47.3 overs and won the match by 7 wickets. With this victory, New Zealand leveled the series 1-1.

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