India managed to scrape a win, thanks to some brilliant batting from Virat Kohli and Shubman Gill, who both scored half-centuries. The match was a nail-biter, with India facing a lot of pressure, but Kohli and Gill's partnership helped them get past the line. Kohli was in top form, playing some great shots and showing why he's one of the best batsmen in the world. Gill, on the other hand, looked confident and composed, anchoring India's innings with some solid batting. Kohli's genius was on full display with that stroke! He cleverly manipulated the field restrictions, taking Clarke's ball outside leg stump and wristing it to the empty backward-square-leg boundary. The shot showcased his incredible understanding of the game and ability to read the bowler and field placement. With that one stroke, he went from 75 to 79, and it was clear he was in the zone. The win wasn't easy, though. India had to overcome some stiff opposition and some tricky moments in the game. But Kohli and Gill's half-centuries made all the difference, giving India the momentum they needed to push through. The duo's partnership was a key factor in India's victory, and it's clear that they're a force to be reckoned with. India's bowlers were on ! Rana's wickets were crucial - Nicholls fell for a clever slower yorker, and Conway edged an inducker. The openers had put on 117, but India's bowlers tightened the noose. India 306 for 6 (Kohli 93, Gill 56, Iyer 49, Jamieson 4-41) beat New Zealand 300 for 8 (Mitchell 84, Nicholls 62, Conway 56, Siraj 2-40, Prasidh 2-60, Rana 2-65) by four wickets