Updated On: 01 November, 2021 07:14 AM IST | Dubai | Santosh Suri
Virat Kohli & Co suffer eight-wicket drubbing to New Zealand and stare at T20 World Cup exit exactly seven days after experiencing 10-wicket hammering by arch-rivals Pakistan

New Zealand players celebrate the dismissal of India’s Rohit Sharma while skipper Virat Kohli (left) looks on during their T20 World Cup match in Dubai yesterday. Pic/AFP
The moment Virat Kohli lost the toss there was despondency at the Dubai Stadium. The foremost question in everyone’s mind was will India buck the trend of a team batting first and losing the game?
India managed a mere 110-7, which proved easy meat for New Zealand as they romped home with eight wickets and 33 balls to spare. Daryl Mitchell and Kane Williamson batted with supreme confidence after the early departure of Martin Guptill to virtually seal the match.