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ICC World Twenty20: The great Indian collapse in Nagpur

Mahendra Singh Dhoni's men could not even reach the 100-run mark against New Zealand in Super 10 opener.

By :  R Ayyappan
Update: 2016-03-16 07:15 GMT
Team India were all out for 79 in the Super 10 opener of the ICC World Twenty20 against New Zealand in Nagpur on Tuesday. (Photo: AP)
Ashish Nehra was the last man to be dismissed by Adam Milne when India required 48 off 12 balls. (Photo: AP)
Dhoni hit one four and a six and kept the scoreboard ticking with singles but lost out on partners. (Photo: AP)
MS Dhoni stood strong and held his ground. When batting on 30, he decided to clear the rope and found the fielder. (Photo: AP)
Sodhi turned out to be a surprise package who also picked up Ravindra Jadeja and Ravichandran Ashwin's wickets. (Photo: AP)
There were no boundaries for a long time till the last one from Yuvraj Singh who was caught by McCullum off his own bowling. (Photo: PTI)
McCullum started the proceedings claiming a wicket in the first over, Santner and Sodhi chipped in gradually. (Photo: AP)
But Virat Kohli (23) kept going. The Indian hopes were alive till Ish Sodhi's flight caught an edge off his bat. (Photo: PTI)
Under pressure, India fell prey to smart captaincy from Kane Williamson. He quickly closed midwicket bringing in Martin Guptill when Suresh Raina (1) gifted him a sitter. (Photo: AP)
Mitchell Santner soon joined the party and sent the dangerous Rohit Sharma (5) back, stumped by wicketkeeper Luke Ronchi. (Photo: AP)
The Indians fell to their own medicine at home - spin. Chasing a meagre 127, Dhawan (1) was the first to depart. Nathan McCullum trapped him leg-before. (Photo: AP)
Mahendra Singh Dhoni's men could not even reach the 100-run mark against New Zealand in Super 10 opener.

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