Team India won the second ODI against New Zealand in Pune by 6 wickets. Opener Shikhar Dhawan scored 68 runs in the innings to win Team India. Kiwi team's two attempts to dismiss Dhawan were useless In the second attempt, New Zealand bowlers Colin Munro also gave a run of wide ball in an attempt to take Dhawan's wicket.
These were over Colin Munro for New Zealand. He bowled the first ball of the ball and Dhawan did not play it.
- This ball caught on the leg side, caught by the wicketkeeper and made a strong appeal. Baller Munro was also included in this.
- The umpire also gave out Dhawan, but Dhawan was the whole convinced that the ball was not on his bat. He gave a review while giving the umpire out.
- It was clearly visible in the third umpire's review that the ball has gone to the keeper without touching the bat and pad of Dhawan.
- The field umpire changed his decision not giving a knot to the knot At the same time, Team India got an additional run of Wide.
Earlier, Kiwi captain Ken Williamson also appealed against Dhawan in the 7th over. Williams also took a review, but it got useless.
These were over Colin Munro for New Zealand. He bowled the first ball of the ball and Dhawan did not play it.
- This ball caught on the leg side, caught by the wicketkeeper and made a strong appeal. Baller Munro was also included in this.
- The umpire also gave out Dhawan, but Dhawan was the whole convinced that the ball was not on his bat. He gave a review while giving the umpire out.
- It was clearly visible in the third umpire's review that the ball has gone to the keeper without touching the bat and pad of Dhawan.
- The field umpire changed his decision not giving a knot to the knot At the same time, Team India got an additional run of Wide.
Earlier, Kiwi captain Ken Williamson also appealed against Dhawan in the 7th over. Williams also took a review, but it got useless.
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