New Zealand defeated India by 22 runs in the second One-Day International in Auckland on Saturday. Tim Southee, Kyle Jamieson, Hamish Bennett and Colin de Grandhomme all picked up two wickets each as India lost the series with a match to spare. Chasing 274 for the win, Shreyas Iyer scored his seventh ODI half-century. Ravindra Jadeja stitched together a 76-run partnership with Navdeep Saini, who also chipped in with a cameo of 45. Earlier, after being sent into bat, New Zealand posted a challenging total of 273 for eight. Martin Guptill top-scored with a knock of 79 while Ross Taylor stayed unbeaten on 73. With the series already decided, both the teams will lock horns in the final ODI which will be played in Mount Maunganui on Tuesday.  (SCORECARD)
Highlights Between New Zealand vs India 2nd ODI, straight from Eden Park, Auckland.
It was a disappointing batting display from India as none of the top-four fired. Ravindra Jadeja fought till the end and his partnership with Navdeep Saini kept India in the hunt but the duo failed to get India past the line. New Zealand have now taken the ODI series with a game to spare. The final ODI will be played on Tuesday.
Kyle Jamieson gets his man on the very next ball. Navdeep Saini went for a big shot once again and he loses his stumps. New Zealand are two wickets away from ODI series win.
Colin de Grandhomme trapped Ravindra Jadeja on his pads and New Zealand went for a LBW shout. The umpire gave it not-out and the replays confirm that the ball would've missed the stumps. New Zealand lose their review.
Ravindra Jadeja and Navdeep Saini have put on over 50 runs for the ninth wicket as India need 70 runs off the last eight overs with three wickets in hand.
Hamish Bennett gets his man on the very next delivery. Shreyas Iyer tried to make room for himself but ended up edging it straight into the hands of Tom Latham behind the stumps.
Short and wide from Tim Southee and Ravindra Jadeja threw his hands at it, luckily for him, the ball went over the slip cordon and away towards the third-man fence.