IND vs NZ, World Cup 2023: Daryl Mitchell-Rachin Ravindra 159-run stand in numbers

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Daryl Mitchell and Rachin Ravindra set the tempo for India vs New Zealand match on Sunday (October 22) as the Kiwi duo added a huge 161-run stand for the third wicket to put New Zealand on the course of a big total at the HPCA Stadium in Dharamshala during the ICC World Cup 2023.

Rachin Ravindra, who enjoyed the luxury of a couple of drop catches and a DRS survival, scored 75 while Daryl Mitchell stayed till the last over to score a 127-ball 130, helping New Zealand put 273 runs on board during the ICC World Cup 2023.

The score would have gone past 300 if not for a fifer by Mohammed Shami, who took three wickets in the slog overs. We take a look at all the stats involving Mitchell-Ravindra.

Highest partnerships for New Zealand in World Cups (any wicket)
273* - Devon Conway, Rachin Ravindra vs ENG, Ahmedabad, 2023
168 - Lee Germon, Chris Harris vs AUS, Chennai, 1996
166* - Martin Guptill, Brendon McCullum vs ZIM, Ahmedabad, 2011
160 - Kane Williamson, Ross Taylor vs WI, Manchester, 2019
159 - Rachin Ravindra, Daryl Mitchell vs IND, Dharamsala, 2023

Highest partnerships in IND vs NZ World Cup contests (any wicket)
159 - Rachin Ravindra and Daryl Mitchell, Dharamsala, 2023
136 - Sunil Gavaskar and Kris Srikkanth, Nagpur, 1987
129* - Rahul Dravid and Mohammad Kaif, Centurion, 2003
127 - Mohammad Azharduddin and Sachin Tendulkar, Dunedin, 1992
116 - MS Dhoni and Ravindra Jadeja, Manchester, 2019
100 - John Wright and Bruce Edgar, Leeds, 1979

World Cup hundreds from No.4 or below against India
103* - Mahela Jayawardene (SL), Mumbai WS, 2011 Final
138 - Brendan Taylor (ZIM), Auckland, 2015
113 - Angelo Mathews (SL), Leeds, 2019
100* - Daryl Mitchell (NZ) Dharamsala, 2023

Least innings to five ODI hundreds for New Zealand
22 - Devon Conway
30 - Daryl Mitchell
56 - Kane Williamson
64 - Nathan Astle

- This is the highest partnership for New Zealand against India in World Cups (for any wicket), surpassing the 100-run opening stand between John Wright and Bruce Edgar at Headingley in 1979.