India vs New Zealand, 1st ODI, Hyderabad

India won the toss and opted to bat first.

Santner dismissed Kohli cheaply.

Gill's fifty kept India afloat amidst New Zealand's regular strikes.

From a run-a-ball 52, Gill accelerated to march to his century in just 87 balls.

Gill went on to become the youngest made double centurion in ODI cricket, setting up India's formidable total of 349/8 with his career-best 208.

Shardul Thakur broke the budding second-wicket stand with the wicket of dangerous Finn Allen.

Kuldeep picked up two wickets in successive overs to further derail New Zealand's chase.

Bracewell and Santner turned the tables on India with their record 162-run partnership.

Michael Bracewell became only the second make cricketer, after MS Dhoni, to register a second ODI hundred at no 7.

India their nerve well to clinch the high-scoring thriller by 12 runs.

Siraj was the pick of the bowlers for India with figures of 4 for 46.