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Rajneesh Gupta27-Jul-2001It was the 1739th ODI in cricket history.It was India’s 472nd and New Zealand’s 383rd match.It was the 60th match between these two sides. The record nowreads : New Zealand 27, India 30, abandoned 3.Umpires Peter Manuel and Gamini Silva were officiating in their34th and ninth match respectively.Ganguly’s figures (3-32) was the second best by an Indian captainagainst New Zealand. The best still remains with Kapil Dev who hadreturned the figures of 3 for 26 at Perth on January 18,1986 and atLaunceston on February 2, 1986.Adam Parore was getting dismissed without scoring for the 16thtime in his career.The duck was Parore’s 13th as wicketkeeper. He hasnow equalled Pakistan’s Moin Khan’s tally of ducks. Now only SriLankan Romesh Kaluwitharana has aggregated more ducks in a career thanthese two as a keeper- 21 in 162 matches.The duck was also Parore’s second against India. He has now joinedfive other New Zealanders – Richard Hadlee, Mat Horne,Ian Smith,Daniel Vettori and Bryan Young – to aggregate two ducks against India.The eighth wicket partnership of 43 runs between Dion Nash andDaniel Vettori was New Zealand’s best for this wicket position againstIndia. This obliterated the previous highest of 39 (unbeaten) atBrisbane on December 21, 1980.Dion Nash just failed to beat Scott Styris’ record of playinghighest innings for New Zealand against India at number eight. Styrishad made 43 at Hyderabad on November 8,1999. Chris Harris had alsomade unbeaten 42 against India at Auckland on January 16,1999.The catch of Yuvraj off Chris Harris was the 100th for Adam Parorein his 167th match. His tally includes the five catches taken in thefield. Parore became first New Zealander and 20th player in the worldto do so.Dion Nash was winning his maiden award in his 75th match.