(Reuters) - New Zealand comfortably beat India by six wickets in a World Cup warm-up match at The Oval in London on Saturday after restricting the Virat Kohli-led side to 179. "Facing a quality side like India and scoring some runs is always good," Williamson said. Ravindra Jadeja's 54 off 50 balls gave India a respectable total before he was caught sharply at backward point by Martin Guptill. "We didn't get too much from the spinners but hopefully we can get them some work in the second warm-up game," Williamson added. India play one more warm-up game against Bangladesh in Cardiff on Tuesday while New Zealand play West Indies in Bristol on the same day.

Source: The Star May 25, 2019 16:41 UTC