The mistake of Rohit Sharma and Ishan Kishan cost Team India dearly, the one who gave two lives played the biggest innings.

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IND VS NZ: The fourth ODI match is being played between India and New Zealand at Bay Oval, Mount Maunganui. In this match, after losing the toss and coming to bat first, the New Zealand team is batting brilliantly and moving ahead. But, it would not be wrong to say that Team India is now having to suffer the consequences of the mistakes made by Rohit Sharma and Ishan Kishan in the beginning of the innings. Yes, in the second over of the inning itself, Rohit-Ishaan had dropped 2 catches on 2 back to back balls of Will Young, after which the opening batsman batted brilliantly and scored a century.

Rohit Sharma and Ishan Kishan made mistakes

In the second ODI match being played with India, Will Young came on the field with amazing luck. In the second over of the Kiwi innings itself, Young got life not once but twice in two back to back balls. Aaqib Nabi came to bowl the second over, on whose fifth ball Rohit Sharma dropped the catch and gave life to Young. Then on the last ball of the over, a simple catch was dropped from Ishan Kishan and Young got life again. Certainly, both the Indian players would be regretting their mistake a lot, because the player to whom they gave life, took on the Indian bowlers and scored a century.

Will Young scored a brilliant century

In the match being played between India and New Zealand at the Bay Oval in Mount Maunganui, Will Young first completed 50 runs in 49 balls with 6 fours and 2 sixes. After this, he batted brilliantly and took on the Indian bowlers and scored a century by completing 100 runs in 88 balls with the help of 11 fours and 3 sixes. This is his 5th century in ODI cricket and his first century in ODI cricket against India.

Will Young was out after scoring 125 runs

In the fourth ODI match being played between India and New Zealand, Will Young took full advantage of the life he got at the beginning of the innings. Not only did he score a century… but he got out after playing an innings of 125 runs. The ball was a little ahead on the middle stump, on which Young played a slog-sweep. The ball went towards the far side of the boundary, but it did not have enough height and Kushagra almost dropped the catch.

The ball bounced from his hands, but he kept his eyes on the ball and caught it in the second attempt. When the sharpshooter fell to the ground, Young stopped to see if the catch had been made. Finally it became clear that the catch had been taken and with this Will Young returned to the pavilion after scoring 125 runs. Let us tell you, after 37 overs New Zealand's score is 256/5.

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