A dazzling hundred years from Tom Latham and Kane Williamson's unbeaten 94 assisted New Zealand with pursuing down 307 in the series opener in Auckland against India on Friday (November 25). Latham and Williamson united with a colossal undertaking in front of them and in the long run took care of business effortlessly eventually as their unbeaten 221-run stand gave New Zealand a 1-0 lead. New Zealand didn't get off to the best of starts. Finn Allen and Devon Conway took on Arshdeep Singh to score 25 off his three overs however runs were rare at the opposite end. Shardul Thakur had a brilliant opening spell and that brought about a wicket as he got Allen two balls after he was given a respite by Yuzvendra Chahal. Umran Malik then dazzled on debut with his speed and Washington held the runs under control to mount the tension on New Zealand. It brought about Conway surrendering in the end as he pursued a full and wide conveyance from Umran to edge behind. Daryl Mitchell fell in comparative design as he too pursued a wide conveyance from Umran to confuse it as the defender close to the point limit took a basic catch to hand India the benefit by the midpoint. However, gradually, things changed. Williamson for a change looked very familiar after his drawn out lean fix however it was Latham who staggered the guests. He assumed a supporting role at first, pivoting the strike to great impact however when he drew nearer to fifty, Latham changed gears. The left-hander, who is prestigious for playing turn well in the center overs, assumed responsibility as he got a six and a four off progressive conveyances against Umran to flag his goals. The game was still yet to be determined with 11 overs left in the pursuit yet the 40th over totally moved the game in New Zealand's approval. Shardul Thakur was torn separated by Latham as he got four fours and a six to raise a 76-ball century as well as cut down the situation to 66 from the last 10. From subsequently, the outcome was basically an inevitable result. Latham continued to take advantage of the more limited limit on the leg side clearing it effortlessly as he took full cost of a shell-stunned Indian bowling unit to complete unbeaten in 145 to assist his group with pursuing down the all out with 17 balls in excess. Prior in the day, half-hundreds of years from the top request combined with Washington's appearance acceptable at the demise fueled India to 306/7. The all out had all the earmarks of being standard on a surface where batting became simpler as the innings advanced particularly with the more limited limits either side. Gill and Dhawan made a careful beginning in the powerplay with the new ball moving around. With the surface under covers for quite a while, Kane Williamson had no wavering in picking to bowl first and his choice was justified. Dhawan got several limits in the initial three overs yet immediately went into a shell with Matt Henry presenting issues. After the initial ten overs, India had just 40 on the board. Despite the fact that runs gradually began streaming post that underlying period, the openers had a ton of getting up to speed to do at a setting where the square limits were exceptionally short. Both Dhawan and Gill ultimately went past fifty and the last option was extreme in his methodology once he settled down. With the pair raising more than 100, New Zealand seriously required a wicket and Lockie Ferguson obliged. Gill coordinated one flawlessly to get found out close to the limit while Dhawan fell in the accompanying over. India had to withdraw by and by after Ferguson eliminated Rishabh Gasp and Suryakumar Yadav in the equivalent over. Iyer then, at that point, united with Sanju Samson to get India rolling once more. Despite the fact that New Zealand provided him with two or three respites, Iyer figured out how to recuperate to enroll a vital fifty while Samson at the opposite end figured out how to settle down too. At 240/4 after 44 overs, India were prepared to go beyond 300 preceding Samson fell. Washington then dominated and concocted a mind blowing strokes at the demise to stagger New Zealand with an unbeaten 37 off only 16 balls. It was adequate to convey India past 300 yet not adequate to forestall going 1-0 down. Brief scores: India306/7 in 50 overs (Shreyas Iyer 80, Shikhar Dhawan 72; Lockie Ferguson 3/59) lost to New Zealand 309/3 in 47.1 overs (Tom Latham 145*, Kane Williamson 94*; Umran Malik 2/66) by 7 wickets