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India consolidate No1 ODI ranking after New Zealand series win

India continued their winning run in New Zealand as they clinched the ODI series 3-1 after a hard-fought 22-run win in the fifth and final match in Tauranga. India consolidated their No1 ranking in ODI cricket with a morale boosting victory in difficult conditions against a top side. The tourists, who had won the preceding T20 series 3-2 , are now on 116 rankings points in ODIs, well ahead of…

India consolidate No1 ODI ranking after New Zealand series win

India have solidified their position at the top of the ODI rankings following a 3-1 series victory over New Zealand. This result comes after a hard-fought 22-run win in the final match in Tauranga. The win serves as a morale booster for India, who now boast 116 rankings points in ODIs, leading them ahead of New Zealand's 107. The team will face Sri Lanka in their remaining three ODIs of the year, setting them up for the World Cup in southern Africa.

Facing a formidable New Zealand side, India started cautiously in the first ODI, mindful of their recent 244-run defeat. However, New Zealand's bowlers quickly dismantled the Indian top order, leading to a 187-run total in 48.1 overs. In response, India's bowlers, led by the impressive Arshdeep Singh, capitalized on the challenging conditions, dismantling the Kiwi batting lineup to post a competitive chase.

Despite a last-wicket partnership of 26 runs between Mohammed Siraj and Arshdeep, India emerged victorious, marking a memorable win for the team.

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