New Zealand vs India 2019-20 1st ODI, statistical preview: New Zealand eye history in Williamson’s 150th match

New Zealand have never whitewashed India in a series of 3 or more matches – or in any series since 1980-81.

New Zealand vs India, 3rd ODI, Mount Maunganui: Preview, prediction, likely XIs

New Zealand turned things around remarkably with wins in the first 2 ODIs of the series against India, at Seddon Park and Eden Park. The teams will now meet in the third ODI, at Bay Oval, Mount Maunganui.

New Zealand vs India 2nd ODI venue: Eden Park, Auckland

Eden Park, Auckland, venue of the second ODI, has hosted two rugby World Cup finals, two cricket World Cup semifinals, and a World Cup football World Cup qualifier.

New Zealand vs India 2019-20 1st ODI, statistical preview: New Zealand seek to end India’s run

India have won eight consecutive series across formats; they have also remained unbeaten for 12 on a row.

New Zealand vs India 2nd ODI, Auckland: Preview, prediction, likely XIs

New Zealand have not won an ODI series in seven years: can they put an end to India's streak?

Cricket news round-up – February 7: Bangladesh reach Under-19 World Cup final

Bangladesh reached the final of Under-19 World Cup. Jofra Archer was ruled out of IPL 2020 due to injury. The Bushfire relief match was shifted to Melbourne.

Cricket news round-up – February 6: Taylor, Latham put New Zealand 1-0 up

New Zealand won the first ODI against India. Avishek Dalmiya took charge as the youngest CAB president. Tom Banton re-appointed by Brisbane Heat for two more years.

ICC Under 19 Cricket World Cup 2020, Semi-final 2, New Zealand v Bangladesh: Preview, likely XI, prediction

It’ll be an interesting battle between the New Zealand batsmen and the Bangladesh spinners, but the Kiwis can’t be discounted.

New Zealand vs India 1st ODI venue: Seddon Park, Hamilton

Seddon Park, Hamilton, host to the first ODI, dates back to well over a century ago, and hosts cricket, rugby, and hockey.

New Zealand vs India 2019-20 1st ODI, statistical preview: Hosts eye turnaround at favourite venue

New Zealand’s win-loss ratio of 2.587 is their best at any home ground. On the other hand, India are taking field for the first time without Rohit Sharma.