With a clean sweep of New Zealand 0-3, the Indian team became the world number one in ODIs

With a clean sweep of New Zealand 0-3, the Indian team became the world number one in ODIs Centuries from Shibman Gill and Rohit Sharma as well as excellent batting from Shirdal Thakur led India to a clean sweep of the ODI series against New Zealand as well as the world number one ranking.

In the third and final ODI of the series played at Indore, New Zealand won the toss and elected to bat first, which turned out to be completely wrong.Captain Rohit Sharma and Shaman Gill put on an excellent partnership for the first wicket, adding 212 runs and scoring centuries of their own.Rohit Sharma was the first player to get out as he scored 101 runs with 6 sixes and 9 fours while Shibman Gill scored 112 runs off 78 balls with 5 sixes and 13 fours.When both the openers got out, India had scored 230 runs in 28 overs and it looked like the Indian team would be able to easily cross the 400-run mark, but after that the Kiwi bowlers bowled relatively well in the rest of the batting. Stopped the hawks from playing big innings.Virat Kohli started the innings well but he returned to the pavilion after scoring 36 runs and missed out on another century on a favorable batting wicket.

Hardik Pandya, who scored 54 runs in the final overs, and Shardul Thakur, who played an innings of 25 runs, played a brilliant batting, thanks to which the Indian team scored 385 runs for the loss of 9 wickets in the allotted overs.

Jacob Tuffy of New Zealand took three wickets for 100 runs while Blair Tickner gave 76 runs for the same number of wickets.Chasing the target, New Zealand's innings got off to a disastrous start and on the second ball, Hardik Pandya dismissed Finn Allen without opening the account.Dion Conway and Henry Nicholls put on a partnership of 106 runs but Henry Nicholls returned to the pavilion after scoring 42 runs.

Conway continued his excellent batting from the second end and combined with Daryl Mitchell to take the score to 184. At this stage, Shirdal Thakur did double damage to New Zealand by walking Daryl Mitchell as well as captain Tom Latham on the very next ball, while the New Zealand team had lost five wickets when Glenn Phillips got out a little later.

Michael Bracewell and Mitchell Santner tried to put up some resistance by playing innings of 26 and 34 runs, but could not save their team from defeat and the entire Kiwi team collapsed for 295 runs and India won the match by a huge margin of 90 runs. Achieved success.

Dion Conway played an innings of 138 runs off 100 balls with the help of 8 sixes and 12 fours, but as soon as he got out, New Zealand's hopes of winning the match ended.