Rishabh Pant is an all-format keeper-batter for Team India. While his numbers in Tests are magnificent, with 2,123 runs in 31 matches including five tons and 10 half-centuries, he averages just 35 in ODIs -- with a solitary hundred in 29 games -- and an ordinary 22.43 in T20Is, along with a strike rate of&nbsp;126.37. Thus, questions have been raised on India giving Pant a longer rope in limited-overs despite him still not performing at his best.&nbsp;

Before the start of the third and final ODI between India and New Zealand, in Christchurch, Pant had an on-air interaction with renowned broadcaster Harsha Bhogle. During the interaction, Bhogle spoke at length about Pant's ordinary white-ball numbers. To this, the 25-year-old gave a blunt reply while defending his overall run so far in limited-overs. Here's how the whole conversation panned out between the two:&nbsp;

Harsha Bhogle:&nbsp;"Maine Viru se bohut saal pahle ye sawal poocha tha, ab aap se puch raha hu. Aapko dekhke lagta hai, white-ball game inki khaas baat hogi but aapka Test record sabse accha hai.&nbsp;(Some years back, I'd asked the same question to Sehwag. Now, I'm asking you. Looking at you, we get the feeling that white-ball cricket is your USP but it's your Test record which has been better...)

Rishabh Pant:&nbsp;"Sir, record toh ek number hai. Mera white-ball record bhi kharab nahi hai. Thik hai T20 ka...&nbsp;(Sir, records are just mere numbers. My white-ball record is not bad. It is average in T20Is...)"

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Harsha Bhogle (interrupting):&nbsp;"Main kharab nahi keh raha hu, comparison kar raha hu. (I'm not saying it's bad.&nbsp;Just comparing it with Tests)"

Rishabh Pant:&nbsp;"Comparison karna toh sir apni life ka part hi nahi hai na. Abhi main 24-25 years ka hu, comparison karna hai toh jab main 30-32 ka ho jaunga tab karna, usse pahle toh koi logic nahi hai mere liye.&nbsp;(I don't look into comparisons. I'm 24-25, if you want to compare, you can do that when I am 30-32, no logic behind doing it before that)."

Talking about Pant's recent outing with the bat, the swashbuckling left-hander failed to get going and returned with a 16-ball 10 in the India-NZ third and final ODI, in Christchurch, on Wednesday (November 30). After being asked to bat first, India only managed a below-par 219 all-out in 47.3 overs with NZ being well-placed at 104/1 in 18 overs being rain played spoilsport and the match was called off eventually. NZ have won the three ODIs 1-0.

Rishabh Pant is an all-format keeper-batter for Team India. While his numbers in Tests are magnificent, with 2,123 runs in 31 matches including five tons and 10 half-centuries, he averages just 35 in ODIs -- with a solitary hundred in 29 games -- and an ordinary 22.

Rishabh Pant is an all-format keeper-batter for Team India. While his numbers in Tests are magnificent, with 2,123 runs in 31 matches including five tons and 10 half-centuries, he averages just 35 in ODIs -- with a solitary hundred in 29 games -- and an ordinary 22.43 in T20Is, along with a strike rate of 126.37. Thus, questions have been raised on India giving Pant a longer rope in limited-overs despite him still not performing at his best. Before the start of the third and final ODI between India and New Zealand, in Christchurch, Pant had an on-air interaction with renowned broadcaster Harsha Bhogle. During the interaction, Bhogle spoke at length about Pant's ordinary white-ball numbers. To this, the 25-year-old gave a blunt reply while defending his overall run so far in limited-overs. Here's how the whole conversation panned out between the two: Harsha Bhogle: "Maine Viru se bohut saal pahle ye sawal poocha tha, ab aap se puch raha hu. Aapko dekhke lagta hai, white-ball game inki khaas baat hogi but aapka Test record sabse accha hai. (Some years back, I'd asked the same question to Sehwag. Now, I'm asking you. Looking at you, we get the feeling that white-ball cricket is your USP but it's your Test record which has been better...) Rishabh Pant: "Sir, record toh ek number hai. Mera white-ball record bhi kharab nahi hai. Thik hai T20 ka... (Sir, records are just mere numbers. My white-ball record is not bad. It is average in T20Is...)" Rishabh Pant interview with Harsha Bhogle before 3rd ODI against NZ talking about rain, batting position, stats and scrutiny over T20i performance & WK drills. #NZvINDonPrime pic.twitter.com/TjOUdnPTCz — S H I V A M 🇧🇷 (@shivammalik_) November 30, 2022 × Also read: Hardik Pandya set to be India's new T20I captain with Rohit Sharma, Virat Kohli not in BCCI's plans: Report Harsha Bhogle (interrupting): "Main kharab nahi keh raha hu, comparison kar raha hu. (I'm not saying it's bad. Just comparing it with Tests)" Rishabh Pant: "Comparison karna toh sir apni life ka part hi nahi hai na. Abhi main 24-25 years ka hu, comparison karna hai toh jab main 30-32 ka ho jaunga tab karna, usse pahle toh koi logic nahi hai mere liye. (I don't look into comparisons. I'm 24-25, if you want to compare, you can do that when I am 30-32, no logic behind doing it before that)." Talking about Pant's recent outing with the bat, the swashbuckling left-hander failed to get going and returned with a 16-ball 10 in the India-NZ third and final ODI, in Christchurch, on Wednesday (November 30). After being asked to bat first, India only managed a below-par 219 all-out in 47.3 overs with NZ being well-placed at 104/1 in 18 overs being rain played spoilsport and the match was called off eventually. NZ have won the three ODIs 1-0.

'No logic in comparing my performances until...': Rishabh Pant defends his white-ball record with blunt reply

Persistent rain saved India from a likely defeat in the third and final ODI versus New Zealand, however, it couldn't save Shikhar Dhawan &amp; Co. from a 1-0 series loss versus the No. 1 ranked Kane Williamson-led Black Caps on Wednesday (November 30) in Christchurch. Being asked to bat first, Indian batters failed to get going on a tough wicket as none apart from Washington Sundar (51) and Shreyas Iyer (49) looked comfortable in the middle as India only managed 219 all-out in 47.3 overs. In reply, NZ was cruising towards the total with Finn Allen unbeaten on 57 before rain played spoilsport and led to the match being called off.&nbsp;

Asked to bat first, India lost both their openers to be reduced to 55 for 2. The likes of Iyer, Rishabh Pant, Suryakumar Yadav and Deepak Hooda had a golden opportunity to stay for long and score big, however, none apart from Iyer got going. Adam Milne (3 for 57) and Lockie Ferguson (1 for 49) kept it tight with the ball whereas Daryl Mitchell also surprised and returned with an impressive 3 for 25 in seven overs. In reply, Finn Allen and Devon Conway were off to a flier and kept the scoreboard ticking without dropping much sweat to take Kiwis to 97 for no loss before Umran Malik accounted for Conway's scalp (38). Allen was not out on 57 (54) before rain made its presence felt and impacted the game, with the match eventually being called off. Thus, NZ won the series 1-0 after losing the rain-marred three T20Is 0-1.&nbsp;

Also read:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.wionews.com/sports/no-logic-in-comparing-my-performances-until-rishabh-pant-defends-his-white-ball-record-with-blunt-reply-538775">'No logic in comparing my performances until...': Rishabh Pant defends his white-ball record with blunt reply</a>

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<p ng-bind-html="comm[ts].comm" ng-class="get_comm_class(comm[ts]) " ng-hide="comm[ts].geo != null &amp;&amp; comm[ts].geo.length &gt; 0 &amp;&amp; comm[ts].geo.indexOf($root.$GEO.country) == -1" ng-if="comm[ts].evt != 'Plugin:news' &amp;&amp; comm[ts].evt != 'Plugin:video' &amp;&amp; comm[ts].evt != 'Plugin:comments'">Shikhar Dhawan | India captain: Absolutely, going to Bangladesh, hopefully the weather will be better there. We are a young unit. The bowling unit learnt about bowling the good length area more. We were short at times. All the seniors are going to be back in the side. More Asian wickets is a more practical journey to the World Cup for us. Important to get the small things right - right lengths for the bowlers, batting close to the body in these conditions for the batters... these are the learnings.

Persistent rain saved India from a likely defeat in the third and final ODI versus New Zealand, however, it couldn't save Shikhar Dhawan & Co. from a 1-0 series loss versus the No.

Persistent rain saved India from a likely defeat in the third and final ODI versus New Zealand, however, it couldn't save Shikhar Dhawan & Co. from a 1-0 series loss versus the No. 1 ranked Kane Williamson-led Black Caps on Wednesday (November 30) in Christchurch. Being asked to bat first, Indian batters failed to get going on a tough wicket as none apart from Washington Sundar (51) and Shreyas Iyer (49) looked comfortable in the middle as India only managed 219 all-out in 47.3 overs. In reply, NZ was cruising towards the total with Finn Allen unbeaten on 57 before rain played spoilsport and led to the match being called off. Asked to bat first, India lost both their openers to be reduced to 55 for 2. The likes of Iyer, Rishabh Pant, Suryakumar Yadav and Deepak Hooda had a golden opportunity to stay for long and score big, however, none apart from Iyer got going. Adam Milne (3 for 57) and Lockie Ferguson (1 for 49) kept it tight with the ball whereas Daryl Mitchell also surprised and returned with an impressive 3 for 25 in seven overs. In reply, Finn Allen and Devon Conway were off to a flier and kept the scoreboard ticking without dropping much sweat to take Kiwis to 97 for no loss before Umran Malik accounted for Conway's scalp (38). Allen was not out on 57 (54) before rain made its presence felt and impacted the game, with the match eventually being called off. Thus, NZ won the series 1-0 after losing the rain-marred three T20Is 0-1. Also read: 'No logic in comparing my performances until...': Rishabh Pant defends his white-ball record with blunt reply Kane Williamson | New Zealand captain: When we have been playing cricket we have been applying ourselves. Some good stuff in the rained off games too. We knew that 20 overs would constitute a match, but we could see the weather coming, it has been following us. Daryl has been hanging out for a bowl for ages. Milne felt a niggle but didn't want to stop. Focus changes to the Test arena. Guys get a break now and that's important too. Been pretty busy. We will regroup as a Test team after the break. Shikhar Dhawan | India captain: Absolutely, going to Bangladesh, hopefully the weather will be better there. We are a young unit. The bowling unit learnt about bowling the good length area more. We were short at times. All the seniors are going to be back in the side. More Asian wickets is a more practical journey to the World Cup for us. Important to get the small things right - right lengths for the bowlers, batting close to the body in these conditions for the batters... these are the learnings.

New Zealand-India 3rd ODI called off due to rain, Kane Williamson & Co. win series 1-0

India and New Zealand will lock horns in the tour finale when Shikhar Dhawan &amp; Co. will take the field versus the Black Caps in the third and final ODI on Wednesday morning (November 30). So far, the ODI series has been pretty much like the three T20Is, which Hardik Pandya &amp; Co. won 1-0, with rain making its presence felt at regular intervals. While the ODI series opener went uninterrupted, where India failed to defend 306/7 and lost by seven wickets, the second and penultimate tie was abandoned due to persistent rain in Hamilton.&nbsp;

The third and final ODI will take place at the Hagley Oval, Christchurch. While Kane Williamson-led Kiwis will aim for a 2-0 scoreline, the Dhawan-led Indian team will be desperate to get a full game and end the series on a 1-1 scoreline. Before both sides take the field for the series and tour finale, here's an update on the weather forecast in Christchurch for Wednesday:

According to the NZ’s MetService, the Christchurch weather is set to test the patience of the fans on November 30. While no rain threat is there during the day, there could be some interruptions due to the weather forecast for&nbsp;the evening. In such a scenario, the teams will prefer batting second as the ball will be wet whereas even if the match is curtailed, it will also be beneficial for the chasing side.

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India managed 89/1 in 12.5 overs in a rain-curtailed 29-over contest in the second ODI (after being asked to bat), in Hamilton, before rain had the final say. Post the proceedings, captain Dhawan opined on leading a young and exciting squad during the post-match presentation. "Damn exciting, makes me feel so young (laughs). No but seriously this is a good opportunity for the guys travelling so far, to see the way Shubman has batted and Umran’s bowling, glad to see that transition. As a team we want to get our processes right, and put on a good performance in Christchurch. Hopefully we can win and enjoy ourselves," he said.

It will be interesting to see if Sanju Samson gets a place in the playing XI after being dropped for the second ODI, due to India's lack of sixth-bowling option.

India and New Zealand will lock horns in the tour finale when Shikhar Dhawan & Co. will take the field versus the Black Caps in the third and final ODI on Wednesday morning (November 30).

India and New Zealand will lock horns in the tour finale when Shikhar Dhawan & Co. will take the field versus the Black Caps in the third and final ODI on Wednesday morning (November 30). So far, the ODI series has been pretty much like the three T20Is, which Hardik Pandya & Co. won 1-0, with rain making its presence felt at regular intervals. While the ODI series opener went uninterrupted, where India failed to defend 306/7 and lost by seven wickets, the second and penultimate tie was abandoned due to persistent rain in Hamilton. The third and final ODI will take place at the Hagley Oval, Christchurch. While Kane Williamson-led Kiwis will aim for a 2-0 scoreline, the Dhawan-led Indian team will be desperate to get a full game and end the series on a 1-1 scoreline. Before both sides take the field for the series and tour finale, here's an update on the weather forecast in Christchurch for Wednesday: According to the NZ’s MetService, the Christchurch weather is set to test the patience of the fans on November 30. While no rain threat is there during the day, there could be some interruptions due to the weather forecast for the evening. In such a scenario, the teams will prefer batting second as the ball will be wet whereas even if the match is curtailed, it will also be beneficial for the chasing side. Also read: India Vs New Zealand 3rd ODI Match live cricket streaming-OTT & TV broadcast channel: Where to watch online? India managed 89/1 in 12.5 overs in a rain-curtailed 29-over contest in the second ODI (after being asked to bat), in Hamilton, before rain had the final say. Post the proceedings, captain Dhawan opined on leading a young and exciting squad during the post-match presentation. "Damn exciting, makes me feel so young (laughs). No but seriously this is a good opportunity for the guys travelling so far, to see the way Shubman has batted and Umran’s bowling, glad to see that transition. As a team we want to get our processes right, and put on a good performance in Christchurch. Hopefully we can win and enjoy ourselves," he said. It will be interesting to see if Sanju Samson gets a place in the playing XI after being dropped for the second ODI, due to India's lack of sixth-bowling option.

NZ vs IND, 3rd ODI: Will rain impact third and final match to spoil Team India's chances in Christchurch?

India locked horns with hosts New Zealand in the three T20Is after the T20 World Cup. Hardik Pandya &amp; Co. rode on good performances from their bowling unit and Suryakumar Yadav's batting heroics to win the rain-affected series 1-0 and the Men in Blue will now face the Black Caps in the three-match ODI series opener on Friday (November 25). With the next ICC event to take place in India, in the form of 2023 ODI World Cup, the preparations for the mega event have kicked off right away and Shikhar Dhawan &amp; Co. will be eager to make a mark. Beating NZ in their own backyard isn't a cakewalk by any means, hence, India will have their task cut-out who are without their regulars such as captain Rohit Sharma, Virat Kohli, KL Rahul, Jasprit Bumrah, Ravindra Jadeja, etc.&nbsp;

The onus will be on the likes of Shubman Gill, Sanju Samson, Shreyas Iyer, Deepak Hooda, Deepak Chahar, Rishabh Pant, etc. from the second-stringed Indian team. The competition will be among the batters auditioning for the middle-order positions to make an impression amid the absence of Rohit &amp; Co. It will be interesting to see if India goes ahead with two wrist spinners on a small ground, in Auckland, or prefer to strengthen their batting line-up with Hooda and Washington Sundar as their spin bowling options.&nbsp;

Ahead of the series opener, stand-in captain Dhawan said, "We guys have been performing well for a period of time. At the same time, talking about myself, I have to keep performing. I know till the time I perform, it would be good for me. It keeps me on my toes and keeps me hungry." Will India begin on a winning note or Kiwis will get off the mark in the home series? Only time will tell...

Also read:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.wionews.com/sports/ind-vs-nz-odis-rishabh-pant-is-becoming-a-liability-for-team-india-says-former-indian-all-rounder-537095">IND vs NZ ODIs: Rishabh Pant is becoming a liability for Team India, says former Indian all-rounder</a>

Here's everything to know about the first ODI&nbsp;in Auckland:

<h2>Where you can watch the 1st ODI live: Broadcast TV Channel and Live Streaming-OTT Details?</h2>

Fans can watch the ODI series opener live on&nbsp;DD Sports&nbsp;on TV whereas the live streaming will be available on the&nbsp;Amazon Prime Video&nbsp;app.

<h2>When, where&nbsp;and at what time will the match go live?</h2>

The first ODI between New Zealand and India will kick off at&nbsp;7 AM IST. The match will be held on Friday (November 25) at Eden Park, Auckland.&nbsp;

Squads:

New Zealand: Finn Allen, Devon Conway (wk), Kane Williamson (c), Glenn Phillips, Daryl Mitchell, Michael Bracewell, James Neesham, Mitchell Santner, Lockie Ferguson, Tim Southee, Adam Milne, Matt Henry, Tom Latham

India: Shikhar Dhawan (c), Shubman Gill, Shreyas Iyer, Suryakumar Yadav, Sanju Samson (wk), Deepak Hooda, Washington Sundar, Shardul Thakur, Deepak Chahar, Umran Malik, Arshdeep Singh, Yuzvendra Chahal, Kuldeep Yadav, Rishabh Pant

India locked horns with hosts New Zealand in the three T20Is after the T20 World Cup. Hardik Pandya & Co. rode on good performances from their bowling unit and Suryakumar Yadav's batting heroics to win the rain-affected series 1-0 and the Men in Blue will now face the Black Caps in the three-match ODI series opener on Friday (November 25).

India locked horns with hosts New Zealand in the three T20Is after the T20 World Cup. Hardik Pandya & Co. rode on good performances from their bowling unit and Suryakumar Yadav's batting heroics to win the rain-affected series 1-0 and the Men in Blue will now face the Black Caps in the three-match ODI series opener on Friday (November 25). With the next ICC event to take place in India, in the form of 2023 ODI World Cup, the preparations for the mega event have kicked off right away and Shikhar Dhawan & Co. will be eager to make a mark. Beating NZ in their own backyard isn't a cakewalk by any means, hence, India will have their task cut-out who are without their regulars such as captain Rohit Sharma, Virat Kohli, KL Rahul, Jasprit Bumrah, Ravindra Jadeja, etc. The onus will be on the likes of Shubman Gill, Sanju Samson, Shreyas Iyer, Deepak Hooda, Deepak Chahar, Rishabh Pant, etc. from the second-stringed Indian team. The competition will be among the batters auditioning for the middle-order positions to make an impression amid the absence of Rohit & Co. It will be interesting to see if India goes ahead with two wrist spinners on a small ground, in Auckland, or prefer to strengthen their batting line-up with Hooda and Washington Sundar as their spin bowling options. Ahead of the series opener, stand-in captain Dhawan said, "We guys have been performing well for a period of time. At the same time, talking about myself, I have to keep performing. I know till the time I perform, it would be good for me. It keeps me on my toes and keeps me hungry." Will India begin on a winning note or Kiwis will get off the mark in the home series? Only time will tell... Also read: IND vs NZ ODIs: Rishabh Pant is becoming a liability for Team India, says former Indian all-rounder Here's everything to know about the first ODI in Auckland: Where you can watch the 1st ODI live: Broadcast TV Channel and Live Streaming-OTT Details? Fans can watch the ODI series opener live on DD Sports on TV whereas the live streaming will be available on the Amazon Prime Video app. When, where and at what time will the match go live? The first ODI between New Zealand and India will kick off at 7 AM IST. The match will be held on Friday (November 25) at Eden Park, Auckland. Squads: New Zealand: Finn Allen, Devon Conway (wk), Kane Williamson (c), Glenn Phillips, Daryl Mitchell, Michael Bracewell, James Neesham, Mitchell Santner, Lockie Ferguson, Tim Southee, Adam Milne, Matt Henry, Tom Latham India: Shikhar Dhawan (c), Shubman Gill, Shreyas Iyer, Suryakumar Yadav, Sanju Samson (wk), Deepak Hooda, Washington Sundar, Shardul Thakur, Deepak Chahar, Umran Malik, Arshdeep Singh, Yuzvendra Chahal, Kuldeep Yadav, Rishabh Pant

India Vs New Zealand 1st ODI Match live cricket streaming-OTT & TV broadcast channel: Where to watch online?

New Zealand and India will square off in the third and final T20I on Tuesday (November 22). The series commenced on Friday (November 18) with the opening clash being abandoned without a ball being bowled due to persistent rain. The action then moved to the second and penultimate encounter, in Mount Maunganui, the spectators and viewers got to witness a full game where Hardik Pandya-led India rode on Suryakumar Yadav's 51-ball 111 not out, laced with 11 fours and 7 sixes, to post a challenging 191 for 6 and defended it with ease; winning by 65 runs after dismissing New Zealand for a below-par 126 in 18.5 overs.&nbsp;

Being asked to bat first, India started the proceedings with a new opening pair in the form of Ishan Kishan and Rishabh Pant. Many former cricketers had called for Pant to be promoted up the order so that the swashbuckling left-hander can make the most of the powerplays. However, he struggled to get going and only managed a 13-ball 6. Ishan Kishan played some attractive shots before falling for a 30-ball 36 but India's innings were given a much-needed push courtesy of in-form batter Surya. SKY went bonkers in the last few overs and made heads turn with his blazing shots in all parts of the ground to take India to a winning score, despite Tim Southee's hat-trick preventing him from facing the last over completely. In reply, NZ were in the chase till their second-wicket stand but Deepak Hooda's 4 for 10 and two-fers from Yuzvendra Chahal and Md Siraj turned the tides in India's favour completely.

Also read:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.wionews.com/sports/in-pakistan-this-social-media-generation-refers-to-me-as-match-fixer-says-pakistan-great-wasim-akram-535973">In Pakistan, this social media generation refers to me as match-fixer, says Sultan of Swing Wasim Akra</a>m

With an unassailable 1-0 lead in the series, India will now hope to test their benched players in the final encounter versus Kane Williamson-less NZ. Their regular captain will miss the final encounter due to a medical appointment as Southee will take charge of the side. Here's everything to know about the third and final T20I in Napier:

<h2>Where you can watch the 3rd T20I live: Broadcast TV Channel and Live Streaming Details?</h2>

Fans can watch the third and final T20I live on DD Sports on TV whereas Amazon Prime Video will be live streaming the match on its app.

<h2>When, where&nbsp;and at what time will the match go live?</h2>

The second T20I between New Zealand and India started at&nbsp;12 PM IST. The match will be held on Tuesday (November 22) at McLean Park, Napier.&nbsp;

Squads:

New Zealand: Finn Allen, Devon Conway(w), Glenn Phillips, Mark Chapman, Daryl Mitchell, James Neesham, Mitchell Santner, Adam Milne, Ish Sodhi, Tim Southee(c), Lockie Ferguson, Michael Bracewell, Blair Tickner

India: Ishan Kishan, Rishabh Pant(w), Suryakumar Yadav, Shreyas Iyer, Hardik Pandya(c), Deepak Hooda, Washington Sundar, Bhuvneshwar Kumar, Arshdeep Singh, Mohammed Siraj, Yuzvendra Chahal, Harshal Patel, Sanju Samson, Kuldeep Yadav, Shubman Gill, Umran Malik

New Zealand and India will square off in the third and final T20I on Tuesday (November 22). The series commenced on Friday (November 18) with the opening clash being abandoned without a ball being bowled due to persistent rain.

New Zealand and India will square off in the third and final T20I on Tuesday (November 22). The series commenced on Friday (November 18) with the opening clash being abandoned without a ball being bowled due to persistent rain. The action then moved to the second and penultimate encounter, in Mount Maunganui, the spectators and viewers got to witness a full game where Hardik Pandya-led India rode on Suryakumar Yadav's 51-ball 111 not out, laced with 11 fours and 7 sixes, to post a challenging 191 for 6 and defended it with ease; winning by 65 runs after dismissing New Zealand for a below-par 126 in 18.5 overs. Being asked to bat first, India started the proceedings with a new opening pair in the form of Ishan Kishan and Rishabh Pant. Many former cricketers had called for Pant to be promoted up the order so that the swashbuckling left-hander can make the most of the powerplays. However, he struggled to get going and only managed a 13-ball 6. Ishan Kishan played some attractive shots before falling for a 30-ball 36 but India's innings were given a much-needed push courtesy of in-form batter Surya. SKY went bonkers in the last few overs and made heads turn with his blazing shots in all parts of the ground to take India to a winning score, despite Tim Southee's hat-trick preventing him from facing the last over completely. In reply, NZ were in the chase till their second-wicket stand but Deepak Hooda's 4 for 10 and two-fers from Yuzvendra Chahal and Md Siraj turned the tides in India's favour completely. Also read: In Pakistan, this social media generation refers to me as match-fixer, says Sultan of Swing Wasim Akram With an unassailable 1-0 lead in the series, India will now hope to test their benched players in the final encounter versus Kane Williamson-less NZ. Their regular captain will miss the final encounter due to a medical appointment as Southee will take charge of the side. Here's everything to know about the third and final T20I in Napier: Where you can watch the 3rd T20I live: Broadcast TV Channel and Live Streaming Details? Fans can watch the third and final T20I live on DD Sports on TV whereas Amazon Prime Video will be live streaming the match on its app. When, where and at what time will the match go live? The second T20I between New Zealand and India started at 12 PM IST. The match will be held on Tuesday (November 22) at McLean Park, Napier. Squads: New Zealand: Finn Allen, Devon Conway(w), Glenn Phillips, Mark Chapman, Daryl Mitchell, James Neesham, Mitchell Santner, Adam Milne, Ish Sodhi, Tim Southee(c), Lockie Ferguson, Michael Bracewell, Blair Tickner India: Ishan Kishan, Rishabh Pant(w), Suryakumar Yadav, Shreyas Iyer, Hardik Pandya(c), Deepak Hooda, Washington Sundar, Bhuvneshwar Kumar, Arshdeep Singh, Mohammed Siraj, Yuzvendra Chahal, Harshal Patel, Sanju Samson, Kuldeep Yadav, Shubman Gill, Umran Malik

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