Team India is on New Zealand tour these days, while India-A is also on New Zealand tour. India-A has arrived in New Zealand before the arrival of the Indian cricket team. A two-match unofficial Test series is being played between India A and New Zealand A. On the first day of the first match of the series, India-A were reduced to 216 runs, while New Zealand-A scored 105 for two by the end of the day's play. Earlier, a three-match unofficial one-day series was also played between these two teams, which was won by New Zealand-A 2-1. On the first day of the match, India-A batsman Hanuma was dismissed in a very strange way, the video of which has gone viral on social media.
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Hanuma Vihari hit a sweep shot, after which the ball hit the fielder standing at short leg and went into the hands of the wicketkeeper. In this way Hanuma's innings came to an end. Vihari was dismissed by Maconchi for 51 runs. At the same time, Shubman Gill scored an innings of 83 runs, but apart from these two, no other batsman could play and the India-A innings was reduced to 216 runs.
Mitchell Ray took the most four wickets for New Zealand-A. Mayank Agarwal was dismissed in this match without opening an account. In bowling too, India A looked weak and no bowler other than Mohammad Siraj and Ishan Porel could take wickets. On the other hand, a five-match T20 International series is being played between India and New Zealand, in which India has won an unassailable 3–0 lead in the series by winning the first three matches.
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