Team India had a below par outing in the recent T20 World Cup in Australia, by their standards. They were thrashed in the semis by England by 10 wickets. Barely a week later, some of the Indian and New Zealand players who were part of the T20 World Cup will be back on the field for a bilateral series -- first in a three match T20I series and then for an equal number of ODIs.
Ahead of the first T20I in Wellington on Friday, TimesofIndia.com takes a look at some very interesting stats and trivia as far as the India vs New Zealand rivalry in T20Is is concerned:
