Kane Williamson won the toss and elected to field in Kanpur's maiden day-night ODI.

Dhawan looked fluent during his brief stay but fell for 14.

Tim Southee struck in the seventh over to give the visitors an early breakthrough.

After two back to back failures in the series, Rohit lit up Kanpur with his 15th ODI hundred and maiden against New Zealand.

Rohit Sharma and Virat Kohli added 230 runs for the second wicket during their record-shattering partnership.

Santner dismissed Rohit Sharma and Hardik Pandya in his successive overs to help New Zealand stage a fightback.

Rohit Sharma fell three short of 150 but walked off to a rousing standing ovation.

Kohli marched on to raise his 32nd ODI hundred, fifth against New Zealand and sixth overall in 2017.

Dhoni added 25 off 17 before falling in the final over.

Kedar Jadhav chipped in with 18 off 10 to take India's total to 337.

Bumrah gave India an early breakthrough by taking out Martin Guptill cheaply.

Kane Williamson and Colin Munro laid the platform with a century stand for the second wicket to revive New Zealand's chase after an early wicket.

Tom Latham extended his good form, notching up yet another fifty-plus score.

Yuzvendra Chahal broke the 109-run stand between Munro and Williamson with the wicket of the former.

Bumrah swung the match back in India's favour with the key wicket of Ross Taylor.

Latham combined with Nicholls in the death overs to keep their side in the hunt despite a mounting asking rate.

Latham was run out for 65 in the 48th over as the match slipped out of New Zealand's grip.