Ish Sodhi was first at the receiving end, and Santner himself came under attack in the 10th over, where Suryakumar and Kishan collected 20 runs to take India past 100. Then came a five-over period, accentuated by a 29-run 12th over from Sodhi where India completely got away from New Zealand’s flailing grasp. Kishan started the over at 47 (27), went 4, 4, 4, 6, 4, 6 and finished it at 75 (33). Like in Raipur, Kishan chose not to slow down even after hitting such a high, as he brought up the 100-run stand with his captain with a six in the next over.
