Stats: Reliving India's last ODI series win in New Zealand

Published Nov 25, 2022 02:33 IST

With the T20 series concluded, Team India and New Zealand are set to compete in a three-match ODI series starting November 25 and ending November 30. The opening ODI is scheduled to take place on Friday (November 25) at Eden Park in Auckland.

The last time India won an ODI series in New Zealand was in 2019. The Men in Blue won the five-match ODI series by a score of 4-1. Following the ODI series, they lost the T20I series 2-1.

It was India's only second ODI series win against New Zealand away from home since 2009. It was a dominant display of cricket by India right from game one.

The Virat Kohli-led side won the first three consecutive games to clinch the series before facing a humbling defeat in the fourth one-dayer.

The visitors then concluded the series on a high note, winning the fifth encounter rather convincingly.

On that note, let’s take a statistical recap of India's 2019 tour of the New Zealand ODI Series.

Match results of India's last series win in New Zealand

Batting performances

Bowling performances

Fielding and wicket-keeping performances

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Naman has been a cricket journalist at Sportskeeda since the past 3.5 years, specializing in penning down insightful listicles. He holds a degree in Journalism and Mass Communication and has always had immense passion for cricket, eventually choosing to cover the sport professionally. His exploits in this field have led him exclusively cover several World Cup and IPL matches.

A school-level cricketer, a 10-year-old Naman's love for the sport blossomed after watching each and every game of the 2011 ICC World Cup. He is a huge Team India supporter along with IPL franchise Mumbai Indians, and his all-time favorite cricketer is Jasprit Bumrah. Naman believes that Bumrah is by far the best bowler in the current generation of cricketers and is in a league of how own, and also loves his humbleness off the field.

As a cricket lover himself, Naman places a high emphasis in writing accurate and relevant information since he covers a lot of statistics-based articles. When not watching or writing about cricket, Naman likes to play other sports and spend time with his family.

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