IND vs NZ: Devon Conway runs out of luck after quick decision from Virat Kohli and Rohit Sharma

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IND vs NZ: Devon Conway finally ran out of luck and was sent packing after a quick decision by India captain Rohit Sharma and his predecessor Virat Kohli.

On the third ball of the 13th over, a round the wicket full length delivery from Jasprit Bumrah held its line and hit Conway straight on the pad. Despite no support from the wicket-keeper Dhruv Jurel and the slip cordon, Bumrah stayed adamant and looked towards Rohit with expectation.

Rohit Sharma enquired if there was a bat involved, and was quickly joined by Virat Kohli. The two senior most members of the team quickly came to a decision and opted for a review.

The replays showed three reds and the on-field umpire had to change his decision and raised his finger to end Conway's shaky innings in which he danced all around his crease while trying to survive against Bumrah and Mohammed Siraj.

New Zealand were set a 107-run target by India, who were bundled out for 46 in the first innings. Day 5 endured a delayed start due to a wet outfield, but once the play resumed there was no shortage of action.

Bumrah dismissed New Zealand captain Devon Conway for a duck in the first over, and nine runs was all that New Zealand could manage in the first seven overs. Ravindra Jadeja walked in at four and played some positive shots to calm the nerves for New Zealand, who were 63/2 in 17 overs at the time this story was published.