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India 110/7 (Pandya 23, Jadeja 26no, Boult 3/20, Sodhi 2/17)
New Zealand 111/2 (Mitchell 49, Williamson 33no. Bumrah 2/19)
Blackcaps win by eight wickets
Wrap - Dominant from New Zealand. Up top, Trent Boult and Tim Southee set the tone, Mitchell Santner kept it quiet and Ish Sodhi picked up two vital wickets to restrict India to a well below par score of 110.
Daryl Mitchell was blazing with the bat ... hitting three sixes on his way to 49, while Kane Williamson kept his cool to anchor the innings.
Big win for New Zealand who will make the semi-finals if they win their remaining three games.
15th over - Thakur to bowl what is likely to be the final over
Williamson wins it with a single to square led and that completes as a complete performance as the Blackcaps have ever had on the world stage.
14th over - Pandya continues.
Four! Williamson off the back foot ramps this over the keepers head for four.
Four! Williamson down the wicket and smacks this one over wide mid-off for four.
108/2
13th over - Bumrah to bowl his final over.
Wicket! Daryl Mitchell c Rahul b Bumrah 49 (35b 4x4 3x6) SR: 140 FOW 96/2
Mitchell falls short of the fifty. Slower ball and Mitchell chips this to long-off and is taken 10m short of the rope.
Two and a wicket and Bumrah ends with 2/19. 96/2
12th over - Hardik Pandya into the attack.
Five singles from the over. 94/1
11th over - Bumrah back - last throw of the dice for India.
Five from the over. 89/1
10th over - Thakur into the attack.
Six! A third for Mitchell as he smokes this one over square leg.
Four! Mitchell on fire.... short again and pulled to the mid-wicket boundary.
Four! He goes again. Down the ground this time and crunched for four.
14 from the over and that's drinks.
9th over - Varun is back to bowl his final over.
Five singles from the over easily taken. 69/1
8th over - Jadeja continues.
Four! Late cut from Williamson and he has four to third man. Subtle and classy.
Nine from that over. 64/1
7th over - Mohammed Shami replaces Bumrah.
Six! Mitchell again goes big, Shortish and he lifts this over mid-wicket for another six.
11 from that over. 55/1
6th over - Jadeja's left arm spin replaces Bumrah.
Six! Stand and bang. Mitchell down the ground and smokes this over mid-on for a maximum.
Four! Shorter and Mitchell has four slightly wider to where he hit the six.
Four! Short and wide this time and Mitchell rocks back and cuts through point for four.
14 off the over. 44/1
5th over - Varun continues.
Just two from the over. 30/1
4th over - Bumrah continues.
Four! Guptill takes a step down the wicket and hammers this one over mid-off's head for four.
Wicket! Martin Guptill c Thakur b Bumrah 20 (17b 3x4 0x6) SR: 117.64 FOW 24/1
Guptill looks to launch again but the slower ball gets him as he skies this straight to Thakur who bobbles at mid-off but takes the catch.
10 and a wicket from the over. 28/1
3rd over - Varun continues.
Four! Short and Guptill finds the gap behind point and had four.
Four! Now he goes down the ground and has back-to-bacl fours. Lovely shot.
12 from the over for the Blackcaps. 18/0
2nd over - Jasprit Bumrah to bowl the second over.
Superb over of bowling from Bumrah - just a Guptill single from the over. 6/0
1st over - Varun to bowl the first over with his offspin
Five runs taken from the first over. 5/0
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Wrap - Well pretty sure every Kiwi on the planet would take that. Wicket is slow and it appears hard for batters to time the ball. Just four boundaries from the last 13 overs reflects that. Back in 10.
Final over - Southee to bowl the lat - 1/15 from three.
Six! Full and Jadeja whips this over mid-wicket for a maximum.
Dropped! Final ball and Jadeja looks to launch again but doesn't get any timing on at and it's straight to Sodhi on the rope and he puts it down. 110/7
19th over - Boult to bowl his last - 1/15 from three.
Wicket! Hardik Pandya c Guptill b Boult 23 (24b 1x4 0x6) SR: 95.83 FOW 94/6
Pace off and Pandya looks to launch this down the ground but can't get enough power and Guptill takes the catch on the long on boundary.
Wicket! Shardul Thakur c Guptill b Boult 0 (3b 0x4 0x6) SR: 0 FOW 94/7
Three balls later and Boult has another. Slower ball again and Thakur lifts this high down the ground, but not enough on that and Guptill rounds around to take the catch.
Four! Full in Jadeja whips this away down to long leg for four.
Five and a wicket from the over. 99/7
18th over - Milne to bowl his last - 1/22 from three.
Four! Jadeja has four off of Milne's last ball as he goes down on one knee and laps a slowe ball down to fine leg. 94/5
17th over - Boult is back - 1/7 from two.
Four! First boundary in 73 balls as Boult loses his length and is cut over point for four.
86/5
16th over - Sodhi will bowl his last - 2/12 so far.
Great spell comes to and end for Ish Sodhi - 2/17 from his four. 78/5
15th over - Milne back - 0/17 from two.
Wicket! Rishabh Pant b Milne 12 (19b 0x4 0x6) SR: 63.15 FOW 70/5
Bowled em! Knocks Pant over with a quick, fullish ball from around the wicket and Pant swings across the line and loses his castle.
Seven and a wicket from the over. 73/5
14th over - Sodhi continues - 2/8 from two overs.
High from Pandya on the leg side and Neesham on the boundary leaps with one hand and parries the ball back into the field of play and saves five runs! Awesome.
Five from the over. 67/4
13th over - Southee back - 1/11 from two overs.
Just four singles from the over. 62/4
12th over - Santner back - 0/9 from three.
Five runs from the over. 58/4
11th over - Sodhi continues
Wicket! Virat Kohli c Boult b Sodhi 9 (17b 0x4 0x6) SR: 52.94 FOW 48/4
That's the big one!!! Kohli with a horrendous swipe across the line and gets a big top edge and Boult tracks back to the boundary, settles himself and takes the catch at long on.
Fifty up for India as Pant gets a single to deep point.
Four and a wicket from the over. 52/4
10th over - Santner back - 0/4 from two overs.
Five from the over - 48/3 and that's drinks.
9th over - Milne back - 0/15 from his first over.
Great comeback over for Milne - just the two from it. 43/1
8th over - Ish Sodhi into the attack.
Wicket! Rohit Sharma c Guptill b Sodhi 14 (14b 1x4 1x6) SR: 100 FOW 40/3
Well done Ish! Ball slides on to Sharma and he straight pulls and Guptill comes running in and takes a nice low catch.
Single for Pant to end the over - four and a wicket from it. 41/3
7th over - Santner replaces Milne.
Excellent over from Santner with just the two from it. 37/2
6th over - Southee back.
Four! Pure luck. Rahul pulls and gets a bottom edge that somehow misses the stumps and rolls down to the boundary for four.
Wicket! KL Rahul c Mitchell b Southee 18 (16b 3x4 0x6) SR: 112.5 FOW 35/2
Southee picks up Rahul! He tries to swing this away for six, but in a repeat of the Ishan wicket, he finds the man on the long leg rope. 35/2
5th over - Adam Milne into the attack - needs to make up for dropping that sitter.
Four! Short and wide and Rahul pounces on that and has four to the point boundary.
Four! Rohit this time as he cuts over the head of Guptill in the gully and has four.
Six! Down leg side and Rohit lifts this over long leg for a maximum - horror start to the game for Milne.
29/1
4th over - Mitchell Santner into the attack.
Just a couple of singles from the over. 14/1
3rd over - Boult continues.
Four! Ishan swipes across the line and had four to the wide mid-on boundary.
Wicket! Ishan Kishan c Mitchell b Boult 4 (8b 1x4 0x6) SR: 50 - FOW 11/1
Got em! Ishan swings high on the leg side but can only find Mitchell on the long leg boundary and he is on his way.
Dropped! First ball and Sharma hooks and it's straight to Milne at fine leg but he puts it down! No way.
12/1
2nd over - Tim Southee to bowl the second.
Four! Down the ground goes Rahul and he lifts the ball just over Milne at mid-on and had a boundary.
Five from the over. 6/0
1st over - Trent Boult to open up for the Blackcaps. Rohit Sharma has dropped down the order.
No run from the first ball as Rahul pushes for a single on the offside but no run there.
First run of the match - Rahul finds a gap to the right of Mitchell at point.
LBW shout after Ishant is struck in front to an inswinger, but umpire says no...ball was drifting down.
Just the KL Rahul single from the over. 1/0
2:54am - Players and officials out on the ground for the national anthems.
2:48am - Blackcaps skipper Kane Williamson has won the toss and NZ will bowl first - Tim Seifert out, Adam Milne in for the Blackcaps... Devon Conway to keep wicket.
India: 1 Rohit Sharma, 2 KL Rahul, 3 Virat Kohli (capt), 4 Ishan Kishan, 5 Rishabh Pant (wk), 6 Hardik Pandya, 7 Ravindra Jadeja, 8 Shardul Thakur, 9 Mohammed Shami, 10 Varun Chakravarthy, 11 Jasprit Bumrah
New Zealand: 1 Martin Guptill, 2 Daryl Mitchell, 3 Kane Williamson (capt), 4 Devon Conway (wk), 5 Glenn Phillips, 6 James Neesham, 7 Mitchell Santner, 8 Tim Southee, 9 Adam Milne, 10 Ish Sodhi, 11 Trent Boult
Kia ora, good morning and welcome to Newshub's live coverage of this Twenty20 World Cup encounter between the Blackcaps and India in Dubai.
Both sides enter Monday morning's group two match needing victory, having both been defeated by Pakistan in their respective tournament openers.
The Blackcaps were beaten by five wickets in Sharjah last week, while India were handed a 10 wicket mauling by their arch rivals at this same venue.
With just the two top teams from each pool advancing to the semi-finals, defeat for either side should all but end any chance of progression - unless Pakistan were to falter against minnows Scotland or Namibia.
For the Blackcaps, opening batter Martin Guptill looks to have overcome a toe injury that saw him ruled out of fielding against Pakistan, while fast bowler Adam Milne could work his way into the XI after replacing the injured Lockie Ferguson.
TAB odds: New Zealand $2.85, India $1.38
Teams (predicted):
Blackcaps: 1-Martin Guptill, 2-Daryl Mitchell, 3-Kane Williamson (c), 4-Devon Conway (wk), 5-Glenn Phillips, 6-Jimmy Neesham, 7-Mitchell Santner, 8-Tim Southee, 9-Adam Milne, 10-Ish Sodhi, 11-Trent Boult.
India: 1-KL Rahul, 2-Rohit Sharma, 3-Virat Kohli (c), 4-Suryakumar Yadav, 5-Rishabh Pant (wk), 6-Hardik Pandya, 7-Ravindra Jadeja, 8-Shardul Thakur, 9-Mohammed Shami, 10-Varun Chakravarthy, 11-Jasprit Bumrah.
Blackcaps approaching must-win territory for India T20 World Cup showdown
After a first-up Twenty20 World Cup defeat to Pakistan, the Blackcaps are now effectively in must-win territory when they line up against India on Monday morning (NZ time).
Currently sitting fourth in group two, the Blackcaps could be forced to win all four of their remaining matches if they're to have a hope of reaching the tournament semi-finals, with the top two teams in each group advancing.
Pakistan's record of three wins from their first three games will almost certainly see them advance as either the first or second from the group, leaving one of the Blackcaps or India on the plane home early.
But after the nature of their first defeat, losing to Pakistan by five wickets in Sharjah, the Blackcaps are confident that they can rectify their mistakes in time for the Dubai meeting against India.
"I think there's a lot of [lessons] to take from the first game," bowler Tim Southee says.
"We weren't far off against a quality Pakistan side, but we've got to park that and look forward. It's such a short tournament and there's no easy games.
"It's about focus shifting forward to India on Monday."
If there's any solace to take for the Blackcaps though, it's that India are in the exact same boat.
Entering the UAE as the pre-tournament favourites, Virat Kohli's India were stunned in their opening match, as Pakistan inflicted a 10-wicket defeat in both teams' opening game.
That defeat will only spur India on though, with Southee and the Blackcaps anticipating another thrilling clash against Kohli and his charges.
"They're a quality side, they've shown that for many years," Southee adds.
"For them as well, coming off a loss, they'll be wanting to win as well.
"It should be a great contest against two very good sides."
India have the better recent record over the Blackcaps in Twenty20 cricket, winning 5-0 in the two sides' last series - all the way back at the start of 2020.
