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India won the toss and elected to bowl against New Zealand in the second ODI in Wellington. Leading 1-0 after a five-wicket win in Auckland, India retained its playing XI, while New Zealand also made no changes.
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Mitchell Starc reclaimed the top spot in the ICC Test bowling rankings after taking nine wickets against South Africa. India's Shreyas Iyer climbed two places to seventh in T20I batting rankings following the team's series triumph in New Zealand
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India head coach Gautam Gambhir praised captain Shreyas Iyer for managing an inexperienced bowling attack during the 3-2 T20I series win over New Zealand. He also defended India's aggressive batting philosophy and lauded the team's efforts despite limited preparation time
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India captain Shreyas Iyer described the New Zealand T20I series as a great learning experience despite the 3-2 victory, while identifying bowling and fielding as areas needing improvement. Mitchell Santner rued missed opportunities in the opening three matches
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Tim Seifert smashed 93 and Glenn Phillips scored an unbeaten 65 as New Zealand defeated India by seven wickets in the fifth T20I in Hamilton. Despite the loss, India clinched the five-match series 3-2 against the hosts
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Ishan Kishan and Shreyas Iyer scored half-centuries to help India post 191/8 in the fifth and final T20I against New Zealand at Hamilton. Adam Milne claimed four wickets as the hosts restricted India from reaching the 200-run mark on Sunday.
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New Zealand captain Mitchell Santner won his first toss of the series and elected to bowl against India in the fifth T20I at Hamilton. India made two changes, bringing back Bhuvneshwar Kumar and Varun Chakravarthy for the series finale.
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India made two changes to their playing XI for the fourth T20I against New Zealand, bringing back Ishan Kishan and Mayank Yadav. Captain Shreyas Iyer won the toss and opted to bowl as India eye a 4-0 series lead.
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India will look to seal the T20I series against New Zealand in Wellington after winning the first two matches. The hosts, trailing 2-0, face a must-win clash without fast bowlers Matt Henry and Lockie Ferguson
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India will look to extend their series lead against New Zealand in the second T20I in Christchurch. Vaibhav Sooryavanshi could return to the playing XI after Ishan Kishan was ruled out with a low-grade right adductor strain.
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Shreyas Iyer praised Abhishek Sharma and Sanju Samson for providing a flying start before Naman Dhir sealed India’s record T20I chase of 226 against New Zealand. India won by four wickets to take a 1-0 lead in the series
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Sanju Samson smashed 67 off 33 balls as India chased down New Zealand's 225/8 to register a four-wicket win in the opening T20I. Shreyas Iyer and Naman Dhir contributed crucial runs to seal the chase with two balls remaining
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India face New Zealand in the first T20I in Christchurch after a demanding schedule and limited preparation. With Jasprit Bumrah and Hardik Pandya absent, Shreyas Iyer’s team must tackle seam-friendly conditions while Ishan Kishan closes in on a batting record
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Shreyas Iyer received India’s Impact Player of the Series medal after the T20I series against the West Indies ended in a 2-2 draw. Iyer scored 181 runs, including his maiden T20I century, across five innings in the series
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India will look to correct their batting flaws against West Indies in Saturday’s fifth T20I in Bengaluru, with the series tied at 2-2. Bhuvneshwar Kumar has been added to the squad after Arshdeep Singh sustained a shoulder injury in Hyderabad
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India won the toss and elected to bowl against West Indies in the fourth T20I in Hyderabad, leading the five-match series 2-1. India retained their playing XI, while West Indies skipper Shai Hope confirmed two changes for the must-win encounter
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Shreyas Iyer climbed three places to a career-best fourth in the ICC T20I batting rankings after scoring his maiden century. The latest rankings also saw movements among Indian, Pakistani and West Indian players, alongside changes in the Test rankings
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India and the West Indies prepare for the third T20I in Indore after a 501-run thriller in Ranchi. Flat conditions, short boundaries and expected dew could favour a high-scoring contest, while both teams face pressure to sharpen bowling and fielding
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Shreyas Iyer smashed an unbeaten 102 off 43 balls while debutant Naman Dhir claimed three wickets as India defeated West Indies by eight wickets in the first T20I. India chased 172 in just 14.4 overs to take a 1-0 series lead
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India T20I captain Shreyas Iyer wants his young team to play fearless, expressive cricket as they prepare to defend their T20 World Cup title. He also spoke about his batting approach, Vaibhav Sooryavanshy’s development and prioritising series wins.