Bumrah and Bishnoi deliver telling spells to restrict the visitors; the belligerent opener, in the company of skipper Suryakumar, then propels the Men in Blue home with 10 overs to spare
Whenever a team is on a roll, almost every change it makes seems to click. For the third T20I against New Zealand at the ACA Stadium here on Sunday, India gave leg-spinner Ravi Bishnoi a chance by resting its trump card Varun Chakaravarthy.
Playing his first international match in nearly a year, the 25-year-old showed no signs of rust as he delivered a fantastic spell of two for 18 and, alongside the imperious Jasprit Bumrah (three for 17), ensured the Men in Blue restricted the Kiwis to just 153 for nine.