According to the Times of India, Gurnoor Brar delivered a memorable bowling performance for India in the second ODI against New Zealand. The right-arm seamer finished with figures of four wickets for 30 runs, a haul that stood out during the rain-interrupted contest. The Times of India reported that the figures place Brar second among Indian fast bowlers for ODI bowling in New Zealand, a rare achievement that came 23 years after a similar feat by Javagal Srinath. His spell helped shape the outcome of the match and became a major talking point of the series. India bowled out New Zealand for 134 runs in the disrupted game. Despite an initial struggle in their reply, the visitors recovered to secure a four-wicket victory, with Brar's contribution highlighted as a key factor in the win.
Source: Times of India.
