India clinched the three-match T20I series against the Kiwis 2-1 in Ahmedabad with a huge 168-run victory, courtesy of Shubhan Gill’s century and a clinical effort from the bowling unit. Gill's unbeaten knock of 126 runs set the stage while Hardik Pandya's four scalps sealed matters.

Ever since his international debut, Umran Malik has been impressive with his searing pace often troubling the opposition batters. He did it once again in the final T20I against New Zealand by shattering the stumps of Michael Bracewell which was captured in stunning angles by the spider camera.

Hardik Pandya chose not to mince his words after a closely fought second T20I against New Zealand as he harshly criticized the pitch, stating the surface wasn't ideal for T20 cricket. The skipper went on to give a low down on how the game played out before expressing faith in his team's abilities.

After losing the first T20I of the series, India scripted a comeback owing to a clinical effort from the bowling unit in a closely contested fixture. Arshdeep Singh scalped two wickets while the spinners chipped in with one wicket each to help India orchestrate a six-wicket victory.